More analysis from the Union’s disappointing weekend adventures, what to do about centerback depth, Vancouver and Dallas head to Mexico to make some history, and what the Zlatan? Updated.
After a rough opening travel schedule, the Union get an extended home stretch to sort out their offensive problems and figure out what lineup makes them hum. PSP’s Dan Walsh explains.
The winless streak continues, as the Union turn in a poor performance. For the most part, they played as individuals. Let’s evaluate them as such.
PSP photographer Mikey Reeves shares his look at the Union’s match with D.C. United on April 1.
Union fall 2-1 in DC, BSFC lose 3-2 against Rochester, Marquez and McCarthy suffering from head injuries, and the rest of the day’s news.
Bethlehem’s comeback fell short as Rochester scored an 88th minute goal to knock off a Bethlehem squad featuring a starting lineup almost entirely comprised of Philadelphia Union loanees.
DC United scored their first two goals of the season, and CJ Sapong’s third tally of the year wasn’t enough to haul the Union back as Philly lost their second straight match in RFK Stadium on Saturday. Updated.
SEBA World Cup Qualification, 2018 World Cup, and other updates on projections from matches between 3/26-3/29.
Roger Allaway on Walter Bahr, arguably the greatest soccer player ever produced by Philadelphia and one of the prototypes of the American soccer prodigy.
An in-depth bullet list explains from where a Steel game-day lineup is assembled and itemizes the players most likely to be in the game-day 18s.
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