Match report: Chicago Fire 2-0 Philadelphia Union
Union fall to the Fire 2-0, despite the man advantage for a full half.
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Match preview: Chicago Fire vs. Philadelphia Union
The Union look to continue winning ways in Illinois this weekend. PSP’s DJ Reider has our match preview.
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Auston Trusty will be fine
Auston Trusty may not be the best option for the Union’s defense right now. PSP’s Christian Sandler explains why that’s okay.
Daily news roundups
News roundup: Union play tomorrow, equal pay fight isn’t over and Europe’s leagues kick off this weekend
Plus, a look at the Eastern Conference as playoffs approach and how LAFC can clinch this weekend.
Daily news roundups
News roundup: Collin starts, USWNT ends mediation, midweek action, MLS2STL, more
Pour one out for the good folks in Sacramento.
Featured / NCAA Division III / The College Experience
The College Experience: There’s no greater danger than playing it safe
In youth travel teams, overwhelming competitiveness can take away from the importance of all that we can learn from playing team sports. In his first post for The College Experience series, PSP’s Will Boehmer describes his soccer upbringing and how he ended up at Rosemont College.
Daily news roundups
News Roundup: Union get Houston coach fired, Mike Petke speaks, Man City avoids transfer ban, more
Plus, avoiding Freddy Adu curse, DaMarcus Beasley for pro/reg, first female ref, more.
Photo essays / Union
In Pictures: Union 2-1 Dynamo
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand Sunday night as Philadelphia Union turned a bad night into a good result by defeating the Houston Dynamo 2-1.
Commentary / Union
The battle for supremacy in the East
The Union remain at the top of the Eastern Conference standings. But there is a lot of work left to do if they want to stay there.
Daily news roundups
News roundup: Union interested in Sturridge, Campeones Cup, U.S. Soccer staff changes
The Union are interested in Daniel Sturridge while Jack Elliott features in the MLS Team of the Week. At U.S. Soccer, the front office staff has new faces and new roles, while the Union have gotten away from their youth movement in recent weeks.
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