Postgame analysis: NYC FC 4-2 Philadelphia Union
The Union dropped points in Yankee Stadium on Saturday. Ending a decent run of form, the Union were simply outplayed in a stadium where that has become commonplace.
The Union dropped points in Yankee Stadium on Saturday. Ending a decent run of form, the Union were simply outplayed in a stadium where that has become commonplace.
Who loves beautiful soccer? Everyone… and sometimes ugly soccer is beautiful when it earns your team 3 points.
The Union showcased their depth and their tactical acumen on Saturday in a 6-1 demolition of New England.
Jim Curtin put in one of his most interesting coaching performances, as his subs made all the difference in remaking the game. PSP’s Dan Walsh has player ratings and postgame analysis.
Breaking down the Union’s 2-0 victory over FC Cincinnati
Impressive individual performances, as well as a dynamic team effort, was ultimately the deciding factor in Philadelphia’s victory against a lethargic Columbus Crew side.
The Union not only played some breathtaking footy Saturday night, but absolutely shredded NYCFC’s game plan by enforcing their will and style on the match.
Union coach Jim Curtin often talks about his team bringing a knife to a gun fight. The juxtaposition of those two weapons was never more on display than it was the pouring rain in Chester, PA on Saturday night.
Philly can control a game with their defense, but the attack is a work in progress.
Adam Cann breaks down the Union’s tactics from the team’s first match – and victory – in 2018.
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