Match analysis: Philadelphia Union 0 – 2 New York City FC
There’s a thin line between chippy and dirty. Did Jose Martinez just cross it for good?
There’s a thin line between chippy and dirty. Did Jose Martinez just cross it for good?
The Union are preparing for leg 2 of the Champions League against Atlanta United tonight, while leg 2 of the UEFA Champions League semifinals kicks off this afternoon. Owen Otasowie got a run out for Wolves, while Brunley fell to West Ham.
It was another dismal outing for the Union at home as they were defeated 2-0 by NYCFC. Check PSP’s ratings to see how the squad faired.
The Union fell at home again, this time 2-0 to NYCFC. Union II also tasted defeat on the road in Pittsburgh, 4-2. There was a lot of takeaways in MLS action from Saturday, with CCL teams struggling mightly. Fan protests postponed Man U – Liverpool as fans breached the pitch before warmups.
An early goal from Jesus Medina and a red card for Jose Martinez led to the Union’s second straight home defeat in MLS play.
The Union face a familiar opponent in NYCFC this Saturday at 7:30pm. Philadelphia will be looking for its first win of the MLS season, while New York looks for its first road win.
PSP’s Peter Andrews takes a look at how counterattacking soccer has defined the Union’s last two matches.
They say speed kills. But it all depends on what you’re used to.
PSP’s Kit Craziness wraps up with a look at the winning jersey, and a recap of the inaugural tournament.
Plus, early power rankings and a big signing for Toronto FC.
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