News roundup: Union draw, so do Steel, and Ronaldo accused
Plus: Bob Ley takes a break, local college soccer, and ascendant Matildas
Plus: Bob Ley takes a break, local college soccer, and ascendant Matildas
After a disappointing performance and heartbreaking loss in Houston for the U.S. Open Cup final, Philadelphia grabbed a point in Columbus against the Crew.
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The Raves series focuses on teenager Brendan Aaronson, a rarity: A young, creative, American No. 10 with the potential to make it big. PSP’s Ryan Rose writes about the teenager from Medford, N.J.
The Union face off against the Crew and themselves in a game with serious post-season implications.
PSP’s Peter Andrews provides a postmortem from Houston, where the Union players and coach delivered a dreadful performance at the worst possible time.
More talk about the Union losing the Open Cup, both the USMNT and Vancouver are hunting for head coaches, discipline abound in the MLS, and more.
Philadelphia Union have been performing well in the MLS season, but their Open Cup loss was a heartbreak they’ve felt before. Ryan Rose tries to figure out how to reconcile the Union’s loss with their recent run of form.
The latest entry in PSP’s Raves series comes from a reader who’s in love with the Philly Unity Cup. The tourney’s organizer, Bill Salvatore, draws this rave.
Plus Keystone Cup final result, Atlanta’s mini-pitches, Australia’s FFA Cup, more.
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