Also, the Union send three representatives to US Olympic Qualifying Camp in Mexico this week, while the USWNT and US Soccer still can’t reach a deal on equal pay.
Plus, action from around MLS and the rest of the world.
Those that stayed up late were rewarded with an instant classic in Southern California.
The first match of the season for the Union II ended in a scoreless draw, but there’s still a lot of promise ahead.
After a tough opening game, the Union get a chance to bounce back… against LAFC, on the road.
Tim Jones adds a few details to the Union II’s announcement of on-loan teenage Spanish midfielder David Rabadan, including what the team’s new white Jerseys will look like.
In a guest post, physical therapist Joe Bertucci takes a look at what might be keeping Kai Wagner off the pitch.
Pluis, a win for the USWNT and Gio Reyna confirms that he’ll play for the U.S.
Building a soccer team is hard, and spending money seems to correlate highly with success. Spending money the right way is more important than the overall figure however.
Can Sugarman play keeper?
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