News roundup: Union to play Kickers, Philly could host World Cup QF, and a new MLS team
It’s a loaded roundup to wrap up the week.
It’s a loaded roundup to wrap up the week.
The Union remain quiet on the Earnie rumors, but Jim Curtin offered at least a little something. Here’s that and some other tidbits from the coach’s weekly press conference.
Philadelphia Union face New York Red Bulls Saturday night to kick of Memorial Day Weekend. Here’s everything you need to know.
It was no 2016, but clearly someone on the Union has an eye for talent.
Plus Fabian Herbers makes USL Team of Week, the Guardian takes aim at Zlatan, new managers in Europe & the UK, and more.
With Brandon Allen’s role with Bethlehem decreasing in recent weeks, the Steel transferred the striker to Nashville SC on Tuesday. PSP’s Tim Jones breaks down the move from both Allen’s and the Steel’s perspective.
Philadelphia moves up in this week’s SEBA projections, but still have a ways to go before playoffs are probable in the difficult Eastern Conference. The Steel, on the other hand, have moved themselves back into position for their playoffs.
One fan laments on a subway journey to what could have been a stadium in Philly, rather than a drive down I-95. How would a stadium in Philly have made a better fan experience?
The U.S. is settling in for an international friendly at Talen this weekend. PSP’s Peter Andrews on why the match can’t help but bring with it the memories of an opportunity lost.
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