News roundup: USMNT draw Uruguay, expansion/departure tracker, Iranian fan sets self on fire
Plus, Argentina drubs Mexico, a video game gets players to rethink Brexit, local high school and soccer scores, more.
Plus, Argentina drubs Mexico, a video game gets players to rethink Brexit, local high school and soccer scores, more.
The Union want to be a selling club and have focused the conversation on their Academy. Making money on transfers can be done without an Academy too though.
The Union are for real. The realest. But can they keep hanging with the big guns? The run-in is as brutal as they come. Chris and Jeremy break it down.
Saturday night’s friendly was anything but, with two visiting players seeing red cards. PSP’s Marjorie Elzey shares her shots from the match.
The Union Academy started off September strong, while U.S. soccer faces a new court battle. Three Cuban players have defected to Canada after their match there, and 63,000 fans watched women’s soccer in England over the weekend.
The Bethlehem Steel and North Carolina FC fought to a 3-3 draw Saturday night. An exciting match from the begining, the Steel were able to fight back from 2 different 2-goal defecits to take a point on the road. This match starts an important upcoming road trip for the Steel and their playoff hopes.
The Union earned a 3-0 win over Pumas UNAM in a friendly on Saturday while the Bethlehem Steel played to a 3-3 draw in North Carolina. The USMNT lost once again to Mexico, this time 3-0. The Philly Unity Cup play-in games took place over the weekend, and Robert Lewandowski explains theres more to life in soccer.
Why has a previous position of strength become shakier?
The man they call Skillsinho is getting his due.
As he enters his senior season on Widener’s soccer team, PSP’s DJ Reider reflects on the lessons he learned from his freshman year.
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