For the first time in six years, the Philadelphia Union failed to secure any points against the New York Red Bulls, losing 1-0 on Saturday night at Red Bull Arena. Saturday’s loss snapped the Union’s franchise-record 16-match unbeaten streak against the Red Bulls, a run that stretched back to 2018.
Union II lost to Chicago in Bridgeview, IL 2-0, continuing to emphasize that playing Bradley Carnell’s system well but without Cavan Sullivan, David Vazquez, CJ Olney, and in this match Neil Pierre does not necessarily produce success.
The Philadelphia Union face the New York Red Bulls for the second time this week
The Philadelphia Union triumphed over the New York Red Bulls after yet another weather delay, moving on to the US Open Cup semifinals
Photos by Kyle Grantham/Philly Soccer Page The Philadelphia Union defeated the New York Red Bulls 3-2 in front of a weather and game-worn crowd at Subaru Park on Wednesday night. The game was originally scheduled for July 9th, but was postponed to August 13th after torrential downpours flooded the pitch, […]
The Union knock off New York Red Bull behind goals from Tai Baribo, Milan Iloski, and Olwethu Makhanya.
The Philadelphia Union gear up for the first of two back-to-back games against hated rivals New York Red Bulls. Today’s match is a Quarter Final berth at Subaru Park which promises to be an action packed event.
A draw in Houston, a win against Colorado, and another draw against a reborn Toronto FC – the Union weren’t great in late July and early August, but they did enough to stay atop the Shield Standings and continue to gather points.
The Philadelphia Union’s draw with Toronto FC on Saturday night, as pictured through the lens of Kevin Barrett.
George Diamond reviews the individual performances in Union’s 1-1 draw with Philadelphia on Saturday night.
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