Match analysis: Philadelphia Union 0–1 New England Revolution
Jeremy Lane delves into the data to understand the Union’s confounding form.
Jeremy Lane delves into the data to understand the Union’s confounding form.
So, it turns out Club América are just as good as advertised.
The Chicago draw brought more of the same listless, uncreative attacking soccer from the Union. However, Jeremy Lane manages to find some straws to cling to.
It’s been a busy week in Unionland, with three games packed in. As a result, Jeremy Lane gives you a two-fer today, with analysis of both the home win over Columbus and the road draw against Chicago.
An undermanned Portland Timbers side came to Subaru Park on Sunday, and were summarily dispatched, 3-0. Here’s how the Union did it.
On Saturday afternoon, the Union comfortably dispatched with a weak Chicago Fire team, 2–0, without ever hitting high gear.
It was the first game of the year, but also the third. So, what did we learn?
One of the most entertaining Union matches of all time saw the visitors steal points in LA. Here’s how they did it.
PSP’s Shayan Waseh takes a closer look at the Union’s triumph over Atlanta.
D.C. United is the Union’s favorite punching bag. PSP’s Peter Andrews breaks down the effect of Jim Curtin’s lineup changes and looks ahead to how the club will replace suspended captain Alejandro Bedoya this weekend.
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