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A View from Afar / Commentary

No, kids, you can’t go to the Union-Galaxy match. It’s a school night.

Philadelphia Union have never hosted the Los Angeles Galaxy for a weekend game, and it won’t happen this year either. This scheduling oversight disadvantages school-age children who are fans. PSP explains.

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Daily news roundups

Union eager to test themselves against LAG, more news

Curtin says team is eager to face the Galaxy. Ken Tribbett available for selection. More news.

Press Conference

Transcript and video: Jim Curtin’s weekly press conference

Jim Curtin talks about the challenges the Union will have when they face the Galaxy on Wednesday, the team’s injury status, and more.

Daily news roundups

Union bits, BSFC and Hburg draw, Academy teams victorious, league results, Platini ban upheld, more

No Union game over the weekend but there’s plenty of news.

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Daily news roundups

Union bits, BSFC on the road, Harrisburg hosts Cincinnati, LA stadium vote, NSHOF class, more

Union off this weekend. Bethlehem on the road to Orlando. Harrisburg hosts Cincinnati. 2016 National Soccer Hall of Fame class announced. More news.

Soccer on TV

Footy on the Telly: May 6-12

Your weekly listings of live soccer on TV, online, and on satellite radio.

Philadelphia Soccer History

1916: Bethlehem Steel wins the US Open Cup and American Cup

On May 6, 1916, Bethlehem Steel became the first team to win the National Challenge Cup, known today as the US Open Cup, twice in a row.

Daily news roundups

Union bits, doubleheader, National Soccer Hall of Fame groundbreaking today, more

News and such.

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KYW Philly Soccer Show

KYW Philly Soccer Show: Garrison Draper

Garrison Draper, the Union’s Director of Performance, joins Greg and Kevin to discuss how the team is using sports science to improve its play on the pitch.

Swag

The PSP shop is now open

A t-shirt and hat celebrating the 100th anniversary of Bethlehem Steel winning the first national double in US soccer history? A t-shirt that imagines a logo Philadelphia Union may have worn in 1916? A “Union Pundit” shirt? Yeah, PSP now has swag.