Five thoughts after a Union win
Out of nowhere, the Union produced a great home win. But what does it mean in the broader context? Peter Andrews offers five thoughts (and a sub-thought) about the Union as the calendar turns toward October.
Out of nowhere, the Union produced a great home win. But what does it mean in the broader context? Peter Andrews offers five thoughts (and a sub-thought) about the Union as the calendar turns toward October.
New PSP photographer Rob Simmons shares photos from Bethlehem Steel’s huge 3-2 win over Pittsburgh.
Our “player of the week” is the man who scored his first two goals of the season, helping the Union extinguish the Fire.
Chris Pontius finally scores, Miguel Almiron will be out for Atlanta versus the Union, and a whole bunch of hubbub from the U.S. Soccer Federation.
Tweaking the midfield shape pays off as the Union stifle Chicago and ride Chris Pontius’ first goals of the season to victory.
Earl Gardner was on the scene for the Union’s win against Chicago Fire
The Union gave a standout performance in contrast with their recent run. Christian Sandler breaks down who the biggest contributors were.
Curtin tweaks formation, Almiron injured, anthem protests make their way to MLS and NWSL, and the rest of the day’s news.
Bethlehem Steel FC returned to the playoff picture with a big win over Pittsburgh, thanks to big days from Santi Moar, Adam Najem, and Cory Burke.
Chris Pontius scored twice and C.J. Sapong added a goal as the Union defeated the Chicago Fire 3-1 in Chester on Saturday night. Pontius finally broke into the goals column with his first two of the season, nodding in a Keegan Rosenberry cross in the 10th minute and knocking home […]
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