There were plenty of big games around the world this weekend, with the Eastern Conference finals wrapping up here in the US. Bayern and Leipzig faced off in Germany, while Tottenham and Arsenal battled in London. It was also a big weekend for USMNT & USWNT starters, scoring goals in big games.
With key players likely to leave the Union this offseason, Tim Jones takes a look at potential replacements from the organization’s position pipelines.
Plus, Amobi Okugo makes Forbes’ 30 Under 30, LAFC declines option for Bradley Wright-Phillips, first woman to ref a men’s Champions League match, more.
Well, that happened. Last Tuesday, the Union departed the MLS Cup in a performance that, dare I say, was stereotypically Union. Honestly, as a writer, I don’t even want to think about it. It happened a week ago, and it’s still too soon for me. All I can muster are […]
Brenden Aaronson and Mark McKenzie are on their way to USMNT camp in the coming weeks, with several MLS teams shaping up their offseason rosters. The Western Conference Semifinals resume tonight, with Sporting KC and Minnesota both claiming underdog status.
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand Tuesday night for the Union’s playoff defeat.
Plus, Liverpool is mad at VAR again and the USWNT returned to action against the Netherlands.
Philadelphia Union’s season ended the day they won the Supporters’ Shield. Everything else has been postscript, PSP’s Dan Walsh writes.
The Union were bounced from the MLS Playoffs Tuesday night, but there’s more to it than just the loss.
A season of unprecedented success for Philadelphia Union ended in painful fashion. PSP’s Peter Andrews looks at the Union’s playoff loss and the road ahead for the Boys in Blue.
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