Union in for Albanian? Villa in for Bradley? More news!
A German report has linked Philadelphia Union with Koblenz playmaker Ervin Skela, Bradley up for Villa job, lots of unsettled Americans in Europe.
A German report has linked Philadelphia Union with Koblenz playmaker Ervin Skela, Bradley up for Villa job, lots of unsettled Americans in Europe.
The Independence remain two points ahead of Boston in the race for second place after a 2-2 draw on Sunday night. Holmfridur Magnusdottir scored both goals for Philadelphia.
A disappointing 3-1 loss away with the Union down to ten men for nearly 70 minutes. Here’s the wrap.
Reading United’s impressive run in the Premier Development League ended this weekend after they lost 2-1 to eventual champs Portland in the PDL playoff semifinals. Reading then lost the third place match on penalty kicks.
PSP photographer Nicolae Stoian’s photo essay of Thursday night’s loss to Columbus.
Reading United vies for the United Soccer Leagues’ Premier Development League championship this weekend in Portland, Ore. Tonight’s semifinal game is streamed live online at http://www.usllive.com at 10:30 p.m.
Steven Lenhart’s two beautifully headed goals sank the Union 2-1 on Thursday night. PSP has post-game analysis, player ratings, photos and video highlights.
The Union lets in a goal late in the half. The Union lets in a goal late in the half. The Union lets in a goal late in the half. Plus the new Union signing, some USA roster changes, TV picks for the weekend and more.
Philly native and San Jose Earthquakes star midfielder Bobby Convey sits in on this week’s KYW soccer podcast. He reveals what stopped him from playing for Philadelphia Union, his comeback from injury to all-star, his prospects for a return to the national team, and Philly’s youth soccer scene. Greg and Dan also talk about the Union, big signings by the Sounders and Red Bulls and the U.S.-Brazil friendly.
The local press thinks local soccer doesn’t “mean much,” barely covering regional, state and national championship appearances by area clubs. We look at four players born within a year of one another who played together or against one another in local high schools and clubs that are now successful professionals. Because those professionals, they gotta come from somewhere.
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