Match report: New York Red Bulls 3-2 Philadelphia Union
Despite goals by Fabian Herbers and Chris Pontius, Philadelphia Union came up short in a wild affair in Harrison, losing 3-2 to the New York Red Bulls.
Despite goals by Fabian Herbers and Chris Pontius, Philadelphia Union came up short in a wild affair in Harrison, losing 3-2 to the New York Red Bulls.
New York Red Bulls have struggled to hold leads this year, but they have done a great job grabbing the first goal. Can Philly hold on early and knock their rivals out late?
Barnetta will return to his Switzerland to play for his hometown club after the Union’s 2016 season.
The Union showed they can compete with the best of the east, then held on for an important road point
Postgame comments from Jim Curtin, Alejandro Bedoya, and Brian Carroll.
Alejandro Bedoya’s glorious chipped goal was canceled out by Justin Morrow’s second half strike as the Union and Toronto split points in an exciting contest at BMO Field Saturday afternoon.
Toronto has added tactical flexibility to an arsenal that includes two of MLS’ best strikers. How can Philly compete this weekend?
Philadelphia Union became too narrow and too stretched, but they still had chances to take points in a difficult environment in Portland.
Video and transcript of Jim Curtin’s postgame press conference. Postgame remarks from Chris Pontius and Fabian Herbers. More.
Fanendo Adi and Diego Valeri were both on target as the Timbers edged the Union 2-1 in Portland.
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