Match Report: Union 0-1 Red Bulls
New York beat the Union out of the blocks on Thursday night and needed only one goal to secure a vital home win.
New York beat the Union out of the blocks on Thursday night and needed only one goal to secure a vital home win.
One team is adored by its fans. The other team is in North Jersey. A preview.
While leadership qualities may be impossible to quantify, can statistics answer the question of whether Mondragon or MacMath is better between the posts?
One game. Everything on the line.
This is the stuff that rivalries are made of.
Philadelphia Union vs. the New York Red Bulls. On national TV. It’s so on.
Saturday’s result against Toronto was the 15th tie of the season. We take a look at what’s going on in all of those draws.
After a stunner from Le Toux, the Union parked the bus a bit too early. Toronto never quite made it off of theirs and the Union were unable to find a second goal.
A beautiful opener from Sebastien Le Toux was not enough as the Union dropped two points at home to Toronto. The silver lining is that the Union are in the playoffs.
A win and they are in: The Union welcome Toronto to town with a playoff spot in their sights.
Not so long ago, the Union were struggling to end an eight game unbeaten streak. On Saturday they could secure a playoff berth and extend their unbeaten streak to eight. Where have the goals come from during the streak?
The Union midfield has been criticized this season. You may be surprised how they do by the numbers, especially compared to LA Galaxy, this season’s top team in MLS.
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