The Union finished off the weekend with another win at home over Montreal, while Toronto FC became the first team to clinch an MLS playoff spot in their win. Frank De Boer has been struggling as the Dutch national coach, and the USWNT got a big boost to its player pool recently.
Super-sub Ilsinho got the start and both assists in a bit of a shaky victory in front of Union fans for the first time in 357 days
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow shares his shots from the Union’s 3-0 win over FC Cincinnati on Wednesday night.
The Union play the Montreal Impact Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. — this time, in front of actual fans.
To celebrate 10,000 posts on PSP, Chris Gibbons delved into the archives to compile a list of notable posts from the last 11 years. Read on for a trip down memory lane.
Their record may not show it, but a coaching change was exactly what Union II’s young group before things got very very bad.
Check out the action from last week in CASA.
Plus, the end of an era in D.C. as Ben Olsen leaves United.
Not a lot of flash, but a lot of sevens in the Union’s 3-0 win over Cincy.
And a look inside Crystal Dunn’s rise to one of the best—and most adaptable—players in the world.
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