Analysis & player ratings: Union 0-0 Whitecaps
On the plus side, the defense was much improved for the Union. The offense, however, was not.
On the plus side, the defense was much improved for the Union. The offense, however, was not.
What Saturday’s game says about the state and future of Philadelphia Union and their fans.
In drawing 0-0 with Vancouver Whitecaps, the Union earned their first point of the 2012 campaign. But a lack of sharpness in front of goal kept them from securing all three points.
Here come the Whitecaps! Full tactical and team previews from PSP.
The Union offense has so far been a non starter. We look at some of the numbers.
It was another case of new formation, new tactics, same result for the slumping Union, who return home to face the Le Toux-led Whitecaps without a point to their name after three matches.
The Union fell to their third consecutive loss on Saturday night, losing 1-0 against a Chicago side that dominated the match nearly wire-to-wire.
The Union travel to Chicago looking for their first points of the season.
The Union offense showed signs of life against Colorado. How did they improve?
Did Peter Nowak break MLS rules by not reporting Danny Califf’s “injury” to the league office? Or was it something else? PSP explores.
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