PSP midseason roundtable: Philadelphia Union player review and ratings
PSP writers’ roundtable review and ratings of the Philadelphia Union players at the midseason point of the 2013 season.
PSP writers’ roundtable review and ratings of the Philadelphia Union players at the midseason point of the 2013 season.
The Union made matters too easy on Dallas, failing to dictate play the way they did against Columbus and New York.
The Union were sharper than the Red Bulls in every facet of Sunday’s match and the scoreline could have been even more lopsided.
Don Anding shines, Keon Daniel doesn’t, and a healthy D.C. midfield finally emerges for a bit. PSP has analysis and player ratings on Wednesday’s U.S. Open Cup match.
The Union needed a win, badly. And with Brian Carroll setting the tone for his side, they ran out easy 3-0 winners.
It took a stoppage time goal for the Union to defeat lower division Ocean City. Why was this Open Cup game so difficult?
A lucky goal and a rare moment of quality do not a spirited comeback make. PSP has player ratings and analysis on the loss in Montreal.
Le Toux set the tone, McInerney set the scoreline, Carroll played his best game in a while, and the back line came up big.
Wednesday’s 4-1 loss at the hands of the Galaxy could have gone a whole lot differently.
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