The Union picked up their first victory since the Battle of Appomattox Court House. It isn’t, however, “10’s” across the board. This week’s player ratings highlights the heroes and acknowledges those with room to improve.
Despite collecting their second clean sheet of the season, the Union settled for a 0-0 draw in Los Angeles. Some players shone brightly, while others were mere shadows on the pitch.
The Philadelphia Union scored three first half goals, but surrendered a late equalizer to allow visiting Montreal to take a point at Talen Energy Stadium. These are the player ratings for that match.
Jim Curtin isn’t the only one to blame for the team’s current performance.
Another week, another disappointing Union performance. Was it group mediocrity or individual mistakes?
The winless streak continues, as the Union turn in a poor performance. For the most part, they played as individuals. Let’s evaluate them as such.
Our weekly absolutely scientific and not at all arbitrary player ratings from the Union’s latest match.
PSP’s weekly player report card. Please sign and return.
Who impressed? Who didn’t? PSP hands out player ratings for the Union’s opener.
Ken Tribbett’s nightmarish performance and an offense that failed to click are the primary culprits in the Union’s 3-1 loss in the playoffs.
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