Match report: Philadelphia Union 1-1 San Jose Earthquakes
Philadelphia Union went up a man but gave up a late goal as they split the points with San Jose Earthquakes Saturday in Chester, PA.
Philadelphia Union went up a man but gave up a late goal as they split the points with San Jose Earthquakes Saturday in Chester, PA.
San Jose has yet to win on the road because of a leaky defense. But if the Union aren’t careful, Chris Wondolowski will pick them apart.
The Union were far from their best, but a huge effort from CJ Sapong and Tranquillo Barnetta’s return to the lineup helped the Philly go to 3-0 at home this season.
Mike and Kevin’s postgame wraps. Jim Curtin’s press conference. Postgame remarks from Brian Carroll, Tranquillo Barnetta, and CJ Sapong.
C.J. Sapong and Chris Pontius were both on target as Philadelphia Union went back to the top of the Eastern Conference with a 2-0 win over New York City FC.
The Union look to go to 3-0 at home when the oddity that is NYCFC comes to the Talen on Saturday.
Sigi Schmid made the right adjustments as Seattle grew into the match and nabbed three points in a closely contested match.
Postgame comments from Jim Curtin, Josh Yaro, and Sebastien Le Toux following Saturday’s loss in Seattle.
A early second half red card? All too familiar for the Union as they fell 2-1 in Seattle.
Seattle is not the offensive powerhouse of the recent past. But veteran coach Sigi Schmidt is trying to figure out how to to turn his mix of veterans and youth into a winner.
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