The beginning of Toronto FC’s season has been so bad that even the mayor is nervous and the team’s supporters are “getting antsy.” This morning’s roundup of Philly soccer news and more ahead of a very possible first road win for the Union.
Philadelphia Union head to one of Major League Soccer’s best venues to play one of its worst teams, Toronto FC. PSP previews Thursday night’s match, which is live on ESPN2.
With the Union facing Toronto FC away on Thursday, the PSP takes a look at the off-season changes north of the border. With one of the best fan bases in MLS, Toronto currently have no wins and two losses and have let in six goals while only scoring one.
WHO ARE YA? is a new feature looking at Philadelphia Union fans at the home matches. Basically — this is us, these are Union fans, and we think they’re pretty cool. Come meet a few.
Califf on Union fans, news ahead of Thursday’s game in Toronto, Independence news, World Cup tickets at the supermarket and more morning news.
We take a look at the appointment of Claudio Reyna as USSF’s Youth Technical Director and head of the US Soccer Development Academy.
US Soccer’s top referee says Jaime Moreno’s goal against Philadelphia Union should have been disallowed. PSP covers that, DC United’s friendly against AC Milan, and other news of the day.
Le Toux is player of the week, Union president Tom Veit addresses security problems, the opening day mess in St. Louis, and a Bulgarian team president saves the life of one of his players during a game. Yep, it’s your daily news roundup.
The Philadelphia Independence played a scoreless draw in their home opener on Sunday in front of 6,028 fans. With so many players on the team having national team commitments in the preseason, Coach Riley says it was “a good starting point.”
First of all, congratulations to all the CASA goalies who were better than the pros in the Union game. If you played, you were better. Trust me. And now for the roundup of games in the Casa Soccer League…
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