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The Week in Tweets

The Dempsey news, Jim Curtin talks sports, and reaction to the Chicago defeat. It’s all in The Week in Tweets.

Match previews

Preview: Union vs DC United

The additions of Luis Silva and Jared Jeffrey have helped to put some pep in DC’s step. Adam Cann looks at what other changes the Union can expect to encounter.

Player ratings

Player ratings and analysis: Union 1-2 Chicago

In a game against a much improved Chicago side, it was John Hackworth’s second half adjustments that led directly to his team’s downfall. PSP has analysis and player ratings.

Postgame

Postgame videos and quote sheet: Union 1-2 Fire

Video of John Hackworth’s postgame press conference and comments from Zac MacMath, Sheanon Williams, Amobi Okugo and Jack McInerney. Plus, postgame quote sheet.

Union match reports

Match Report: Philadelphia Union 1-2 Chicago Fire

Two defensive mishaps cost the Union and Chicago were able to come into PPL Park and escape with a 2-1 victory. (Updated with quotes from Union players.)

Union / Week in Tweets

The Week in Tweets

Vancouver and Stoke reaction, cooking with Hoppenot and Konopka, and Aaron Wheeler’s car troubles. It’s all in The Week in Tweets.

Match previews

Preview: Union vs Chicago Fire

The Union face a different, much stronger, Chicago side then the one the defeated twice in May.

Player ratings

Best and worst performances: Union 0-2 Stoke

Who helped themselves the most? Who took a step back? PSP looks at the key takeaways for players after the Union’s 2-0 friendly loss to Stoke City.

Postgame

Postgame videos and quotesheet: Union 0-2 Stoke

Video of John Hackworth’s postgame press conference and interviews with Ray Gaddis, Michael Farfan, and Antoine Hoppenot. Plus: postgame quotes including Mark Hughes and Brek Shea on Shea’s injury.

Union match reports

Match Report: Philadelphia Union 0-2 Stoke City

Stoke City dispatched the Union 2-0 with a tidy, professional display on Tuesday night, with the Union reserves conceding two first half goals from which the starters, playing in the second half, could not recover.