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Player Ratings: New England Revolution 1-2 Philadelphia Union

Individual grades from the Union’s 2-1 win in New England.

The greatest bad idea in American sports

Thomas Hill looks at the surprise decision to not award the Supporters Shield at the end of the 2020 MLS Season.

News roundup: Union win, MLS playoff picture, Champions League returns

The Union left Foxborough with 3 points Monday night, and sit in second place of the eastern conference. The Champions League returns to action today, while the WSL looks to build to be the Premier League.

Match report: New England Revolution 1-2 Philadelphia Union

While you can skip over the majority of the actual play highlights, you should know that Andrew Farrell scored for the Union, Anthony Fontana has now scored four of his eight goals against New England, and Cory Burke made his season debut.

Match preview: New England Revolution vs Philadelphia Union

Some Monday Night Futbal as the Union meet up, yet again, with the New England Revolution.

No Supporters’ Shield means the Union will win it, right?

PSP’s Dan Walsh emerges from a British cave to explain why the Supporters’ Shield Foundation’s refusal to award the shield this year pretty much guarantees the Union will win it.

And other surreal things from this surreal year.

News roundup: Union vs Revs tonight, MLS weekend action, Premier League wild results

The Union travel to New England once again to face the Revs one last time this season, while the rest of MLS wrapped up action last night. Some crazy results were happening in the premier league, and Thomas Muller and Robert Lewandowski are still a deadly duo.

Player ratings: D.C. United 2-2 Philadelphia Union

In a playoff-clinching tie that felt like a loss, who stood out for the Boys in blue?

Thinking about Austin FC’s expansion draft and the Union

Tim Jones makes some assumptions about an Austin FC expansion draft, and speculates about whom the Union might protect and expose.

Union announce transfer of Brenden Aaronson to Red Bull Salzburg

The Medford, N.J. midfielder will depart in January for the largest transfer fee ever for a U.S.-based Homegrown player.