Match report: Philadelphia Union 1-3 Toronto FC
Sebastian Giovinco, Drew Moor, and Jozy Altidore all scored as Toronto FC defeated Philadelphia Union 3-1 on Saturday night in Chester.
Sebastian Giovinco, Drew Moor, and Jozy Altidore all scored as Toronto FC defeated Philadelphia Union 3-1 on Saturday night in Chester.
Toronto FC brings its expensive stars and stellar, tactically-intriguing defense to Chester this weekend.
Alejandro Bedoya’s debut brought balance to the Union midfield while the Revolution continued to flail.
Postgame remarks from Jim Curtin, Alejandro Bedoya, and Charlie Davies follwoing the Union’s comprehensive win over New England.
Snapping a four-game winless streak in dominating fashion, the Union cruised to a 4-0 road victory over New England in Alejandro Bedoya’s debut.
The Revolution welcome the Union hoping that a midweek US Open Cup semifinal win over Chicago will get them back on track for the playoffs.
Union sign 17-year-old defender from Media, Pa. to a homegrown deal.
Philadelphia Union introduced US international Alejandro Bedoya as the newest member of the club in a press conference with Jim Curtin and Earnie Stewart.
Philadelphia Union fought back, and fought through the defense’s worst passing performance of the season. Then they stopped fighting. Or, to be more accurate, they stopped fighting as a team.
Postgame comments from Jim Curtin, Chris Pontius, Charlie Davies, Andre Blake.
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