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US Open Cup final match report: Union 1-3 Sounders (AET)

The Union turned in a valiant effort, but eventually gave up two goals in extra time as the visiting Seattle Sounders took home the 2014 US Open Cup.

Match previews

US Open Cup final preview: Philadelphia Union vs Seattle Sounders

The Union will play for the US Open Cup trophy at PPL Park on Tuesday. Can they triumph over three-time winners Seattle Sounders in the front of a raucous home crowd?

Player ratings

Player ratings & analysis: Union 2-2 Red Bulls

The Union were much, much better than New York. But there is nothing to do except put two lost points in the rearview and focus on Tuesday.

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In Pictures: Union 2-2 Red Bulls

PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand for a wet Saturday afternoon as Philadelphia Union came from two goals down to tie the New York Red Bulls 2-2.

Postgame

Postgame video and quotesheet: Union 2-2 Red Bulls

Video of Jim Curtin’s postgame press conference and interviews with Danny Cruz, Pedro Ribeiro, Zac MacMath, Brian Carroll, and Ray Gaddis. Also, postgame quote sheet.

Union match reports

Match Report: Philadelphia Union 2-2 New York Red Bulls

While the Union were left to rue conceding two soft goals, Jim Curtin can again take pride in the grit and determination of his side after they fought back for a 2-2 draw.

Match previews

Preview: Union vs New York Red Bulls

Coming off a midweek game, New York will play not to lose. Can the Union find a way through?

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Union announce new contract for Ray Gaddis

Ray Gaddis signs new contract that will see him remain with the Union through 2016.

Player ratings

Analysis & Player Ratings: Toronto 0-2 Union

Conor Casey and Andrew Wenger again found the back of the net, as the midfield of Cristian Maidana, Vincent Nogueira and Amobi Okugo showed just how dangerous this team can be down the stretch.

Postgame

Postgame quote sheet: Toronto 0-2 Union

Postgame quotes from Jim Curtin, Conor Casey, and Andrew Wenger, as well as Toronto’s Greg Vanney, Nick Hagglund, and Michael Bradley.