Union

Match previews

Preview: Union at Orlando City SC

Two struggling defenses face off as the Union attempt to contain Kaka while Orlando tries to figure out why its midfield has turned into a sieve.

Player ratings / Union

Analysis and player ratings: Union 1-3 Red Bulls

New York targeted the left channel, and Shaun Wright-Phillips won his mano-y-mano matchup with Ray Gaddis in the second half. Philly heads to Orlando desperately in need of an identity and a win.

Postgame

Postgame video and quote sheet: Union 1-3 Red Bulls

Mike and Eli’s postgame wrap. Video and transcript of Jim Curtin’s postgame press conference. Interviews with Fernando Aristegueita and Andre Blake. Quote sheet.

Union match reports

Match Report: Philadelphia Union 1-3 New York Red Bulls

Philadelphia Union fell behind, equalized, but ultimately fell short as the Red Bulls triumphed 3-1 at PPL Park.

Press Conference / Signing News

Tranquillo Barnetta presser: Availability and expectations

New midfield signing Tranquillo Barnetta, head coach Jim Curtin and technical director Chris Albright spoke to the media Friday. Barnetta is unlikely to start but will be available tomorrow when the Red Bulls come to PPL Park.

Match previews

Preview: Union vs New York Red Bulls

The Union will need Zach Pfeffer to become more central to the offense if they want to challenge New York this weekend.

Transfers

Official: Union sign Tranquillo Barnetta

Swiss international arrives on a free transfer in a deal involving Targeted Allocation Money.

Player ratings

Player ratings and analysis: DC United 3-2 Union

Ben Olsen used Fabinho’s arm injury late in the first half to tinker with his team shape. It paid off almost immediately and the Union never regained a foothold in the match.

Transfer News

Union, Carlos Valdes, mutually agree to terminate contract

Union and Carlos Valdes mutually agree to terminate his contract with the club.

Union match reports

Recap: DC United 3–2 Philadelphia Union

After scoring two goals in the first four minutes, the Union eventually gave up three of their own, falling prey to the boa-constrictor-like grip of DC United.