Three games remaining…Here’s a quick reference to how the Union did against its remaining opponents earlier in the season with match stats, scoring summaries, highlights from our match reports, analysis and player ratings, as well as video from each match. Impress your friends.
The Union again played strong confident defense, but after Justin Mapp gave them an unlikely lead, it was only a matter of time before their bunker got busted.
Justin Mapp stole a goal for the Union as they attempted to earn a valuable road win against Chivas USA. It was not enough in the end, with Juan Pablo Angel scoring a 90th minute equalizer for the home side in what was a dour 1-1 draw.
If the Philadelphia Union are going to make a mark in the 2011 MLS playoffs they have to win in the west. Here’s a good test run.
The Union pulled into second place in the Eastern Conference with a heart-stopping win over DC United. Michael Farfan scored a brilliant second half winner as Philadelphia grabs a huge 3 points with a 3-2 win.
A good road team against a good home team. A strong offense against a great defense. A team with a tenuous grip on the playoffs and a team looking for a foothold. Guess what, Union fans: The playoffs start tonight.
US Soccer has released its evaluation of its 2010-2011 Development Academy members, three of which – FC Delco, PA Classics and Players Development Academy -are part of the Philadelphia Union’s Youth Development Affiliate program. Here’s how they did.
Update on Sheanon Williams’ injury status.
Danny Mwanga hasn’t scored in three months. With Le Toux proof that a goalless slump can be decisively put to rest, and the Union’s playoff hopes on the line, it is time for Mwanga to find his voice.
An acceptable tie with many strong performances. Michael Farfan and Roger Torres led the way for a Union side that definitely has its swagger back.
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