Union

Match previews

Preview: Union at Colorado Rapids

Two conference leaders meet in Denver, but one will be missing key players and the other may rest some stars. What kind of match will we see?

Player ratings

Player ratings & analysis: Orlando City 2-2 Philadelphia Union

Nobody had a great night as Orlando City, Philadelphia, and Sorin Stoica struggled through an ugly, messy midweek matchup.

Postgame

Postgame quotes: Orlando 2-2 Union

Postgame remarks from Jim Curtin, Tranquillo Barnetta, Ken Tribbett, and more.

Union match reports

Match Report: Orlando City 2-2 Philadelphia Union

The Union fought back to earn a draw in Orlando through Ken Tribbett’s first MLS goal.

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Transfers

Union sell Michael Lahoud to NASL-side Miami FC

The Union confirm the transfer of Michael Lahoud to NASL-side Miami FC.

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Match previews

Preview: Union at Orlando City SC

Late victories have both teams looking to build on recent momentum, but Orlando is a tough place to play and Philly needs to rest players ahead of tough tests against Colorado and Columbus.

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Player ratings

Player ratings & analysis: Union 1-0 DC United

Richie Marquez stole three points for the Union as a sloppy match revealed how the Union have grown since 2015 and how far they have to go to make a run in this season’s playoffs.

Postgame

Postgame video and quotes: Union 1-0 DC United

Mike and Greg’s postgame wrap. Video and transcript of Jim Curtin’s postgame press conference. Remarks from Riche Marquez, Keegan Rosenberry, Andre Blake, and Chris Pontius.

Union / Union match reports

Match report: Philadelphia Union 1-0 D.C. United

Richie Marquez opened his MLS account in extra time to lead Philadelphia Union to a 1-0 win and the top of the Eastern Conference.

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Match previews

Preview: Union vs DC United

DC United is winless on the road, Philly is averaging two goals per match at home. The Union should win on Friday if they can control Luciano Acosta and create space behind DC’s two-man midfield