Five more Union players make Best XI lists for Week 7. Union game against Portland on Friday to be premier broadcast of FSC’s new “Soccer Night in America.” Schedule for testing goal line technology announced. The well known crook Jack Warner is re-elected president of CONCACAF, more news
Turns out the setback against Seattle was no growing trend. Following the latest 1-0 triumph Union fans should be overjoyed with the steel shown by the entire side.
Union no.1 in Soccer America power rankings. Praise for Michael Farfan and Amobi Okugo. Reading United roster taking shape and boy does it look good. Gamesmanship in final El Clasico begins well before the whistle, more news.
Reaction to the Union’s 10-man win and the abysmal officiating. Le Toux and Ryan Richter nominated for 2011 John Wanamaker Athletic Award. Independence lose on the road, more news.
Full player ratings and the debut of The Geiger Counter
A Le Toux free kick was enough to see a ten-man Union side over San Jose.
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on the sidelines for Saturday afternoon’s match between the Philadelphia Union and the San Jose Earthquakes. The Union walked away with a 1–0 win with the help of a penalty kick goal by Sebastien Le Toux. Faryd Mondragon and the Union defence recorded the shutout.
Phoenix SC will face Maryland Bays on Sunday with the winner advancing to the USASA Region 1 semifinals on May 22.
A recent PSP poll found more than 25 percent of the responders took five newbies to Philadelphia Union games last year. That was a stunner. Here, we hear from one of those people about the newbies he brought and what grabbed them about the beautiful game at PPL Park.
Talk about fixture congestion! Fantastic Five. Harvey All The Time. Mullan banned for 10 games. The decline in fouls called in MLS. Looking for the beauty in El Clasico. Owl killer punished. Your weekend soccer on TV listings, more news
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