Post-match analysis: DC United 0-4 Philadelphia Union
The Union rode a dominant performance from Haris Medunjanin to their second consecutive win.
The Union rode a dominant performance from Haris Medunjanin to their second consecutive win.
A strong first half and a break in the second gave the Union their first win of the season.
Philadelphia Union escaped LA with a point despite showing off many of the same issues that have driven their 2017 struggles.
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Philadelphia Union made changes in midfield, but still looked reactive and impotent in their second straight home loss.
A strong opening half hour couldn’t prevent the Union from falling to a third straight loss. PSP’s Adam Cann goes deep into the details to explain why things happened the way they did.
A poor first half gave way to a more energetic second frame, but Philly’s self-inflicted wounds were too much to overcome against D.C. United. PSP’s Adam Cann explains and provides the best explanation we’ve seen about what’s going on with Alejandro Bedoya.
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The Union put in a strong performance that indicates they can find success on the road, but their lack of big chances leaves questions about the attack unanswered. Adam Cann dives in with about as thorough an analysis as you’re ever going to read.
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