Carlos, Carlos and Sheanon: Ruiz got his sixth while Valdes and Williams got the first of their careers. Three great goals earned the Union three points and a return to first place as they prepare for a week of friendlies.
Front office defeats SoB’s in first River Cup but Chester City United the real winner. Union news ahead of Sunday’s battle in New England. USWNT ready to go against Japan in Women’s World Cup final. More News.
At the season’s halfway point, PSP wants to know what you think of the team. We’ve created the categories, you give us your opinions.
Another road game, another very winnable match. Suspensions plague an already weak Revolution team and the Union MUST take advantage and come away with three points on Sunday.
Join the PSP for live commentary of the Union road game in New England on Sunday beginning at 6:45pm. Eli Pearlman-Storch will be your host.
It all comes down to this! PSP’s Allison Frank runs through the strengths and weaknesses of the USA and Japan ahead of Sunday’s Women’s World Cup final.
More than one Union fan thought AJ Soares was the perfect pick for Philly in the 2011 SuperDraft. A versatile defender, Soares is already a regular contributor for the New England Revolution. Coming off a midweek friendly against Manchester United, PSP asked him about playing the EPL champs and preparing for the first place Union.
As the Union prepares to wrap up their three game road trip on Sunday against New England, the PSP looks at the Union’s recent numbers on the road. Topics include the club’s 2011 road form compared to 2010 as well as a look at the club’s recent stats on the road and at home.
Wambach says US ready for Japan. Ruiz says he’s happy in Philly, tired of the trade rumors. Nowak says Le Toux needs to chill. Kai named WPS Player of the Week. Your weekend TV listings, more news.
Brian Carroll is the guest on the latest Philly Soccer Show podcast. Carroll talks about the draw in San Jose, looks ahead to New England and talks team chemistry. Also on the pod, the Women’s World Cup and the Philadelphia Independence.
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