Match report: Philadelphia Union 0-1 DC United
The performance was much improved from the Union, but the result was more of the same as Chris Pontius stole a late winner for DC United at PPL Park.
The performance was much improved from the Union, but the result was more of the same as Chris Pontius stole a late winner for DC United at PPL Park.
The Union slogged through Tuesday night’s water-logged friendly, failing to find their top gear, falling to the City Islanders 3-2.
Ray Gaddis returned to his old stomping grounds, Roger Torres returned from injury, and Gabriel Farfan left injured in an exciting but chippy 3-2 win for Philadelphia Union over PDL affiliate Reading United.
Antoine Hoppenot scored in extra time to boost the Union to a 2-1 win Tuesday over D.C. United in the U.S. Open Cup.
Not even a thunderstorm could derail the Union’s attacking intent, as they moved on in the US Open Cup with a 3-0 over Rochester Rhinos.
Toronto is finally out of the gate in 2012. And the 1-0 scoreline flatters the Union, because it could have been much worse.
Gomez at it again as the Union come from behind to grab a needed road point in Dallas. PSP’s Adam Cann was in Dallas to see it.
Despite a vastly improved effort, the 43rd minute ejection of Freddy Adu proved more than the Union could overcome, succumbing to the visiting Red Bulls 3-2.
Chandler Hoffman scored his first goal at PPL Park as the Union saw off Schalke’s high-flying attack, winning the midweek friendly 2-1.
The Union never looked like scoring in a match that Seattle controlled wire to wire, winning 1-0.
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