Preview: Philadelphia Union at New England Revolution
Another road game, another very winnable match. Suspensions plague an already weak Revolution team and the Union MUST take advantage and come away with three points on Sunday.
Another road game, another very winnable match. Suspensions plague an already weak Revolution team and the Union MUST take advantage and come away with three points on Sunday.
As the Union prepares to wrap up their three game road trip on Sunday against New England, the PSP looks at the Union’s recent numbers on the road. Topics include the club’s 2011 road form compared to 2010 as well as a look at the club’s recent stats on the road and at home.
The Union outplayed San Jose but only threatened sporadically and picked up only one point.
Jordan Harvey tells PSP that he’ll miss Philly and the fans, but he’s excited to move onto the next stage of his career with Vancouver.
With the Jordan Harvey trade looming large over the Union, they are granted a bit of a reprieve with Steven Lenhart’s suspension. The PSP previews a Union team that should be able to get the job done in San Diego.
The Union defensive stalwart is traded to Vancouver.
Full player ratings from the Union’s comeback against new-look DC United.
Statistics, diagrams, heat maps and more from the Union’s important draw on the road with DC.
Williams and Ruiz combined to earn the Union a late point against a DC United side that will feel they deserved more. (UPDATE: Video highlights added.)
DC United has a ton of offensive talent but has struggled to play a complete game. The Union meet them during a period of transition, as the I-95 rivals try to integrate Dwayne de Rosario into their squad.
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