Hard to argue with six goals
Six goals. On the road. Not much more needs to be said. The Union were in scintillating form against Toronto and look primed to go on a tear over the next few weeks.
Six goals. On the road. Not much more needs to be said. The Union were in scintillating form against Toronto and look primed to go on a tear over the next few weeks.
Stunning display of democracy in action as Sepp Blatter is re-elected to FIFA presidency. Union waive Chris Agorsor. Harrisburg hosts Reading United and Phoenix SC travel to USL Pro-side Rochester Rhinos in US Open Cup first round. More news
PSP photographer Michael Long’s photo essay of the Independence’s 2-1 loss to WNY Flash
The Union continued the trend begun against Chicago of more attempts on goals leading to more shots on goal and, well, more goals. Also continued was a dramatic decline in possession and passes. Plus some comparisons of the first third of the 2010 and 2011 seasons and more.
Reading tie the Union 1-1 on on a long-range effort by Chris Harmon.
Reading United v Union friendly ends in 1-1 draw. Mondragon for Goal of the Week. More power rankings. FIFA follies, CONCACAF crisis, more news.
The Independence were defeated 2-1 by Western New York on Sunday evening. We’ve got a full match report, analysis, and player ratings.
Breaking down the big win and looking at the big lapse of concentration that almost let Toronto back into it.
Mapp earns Player of the Week honors galore, named to Best XI, nominated for Goal of the Week, cures cancer. Farfan promised his goal. Union moves up in power rankings. FIFA’s Blatter on ongoing corruption scandal: “Crisis? What is a crisis?” More news.
Two goals and an assist from Justin Mapp led the Union to a 6-2 win over Toronto FC on Saturday. UPDATE: Video highlights added to the post.
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