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Analysis

The Union miss everyone, and no one

Sure, the Union miss Vincent Nogueira and CJ Sapong. But the important narrative is how well they have coped without those key players.

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Player ratings

Player ratings & analysis: Union 2-3 Vancouver Whitecaps

The Union midfield is in transition. PSP’s Adam Cann breaks down that transition after the Union’s 3-2 loss to Vancouver, why the Union are now surrendering so many goals, and why the attack is so exciting to watch.

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Photo essays

In pictures: Union 2-3 Whitecaps

Earl Gardner’s look at the loss to Vancouver.

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Daily news roundups

“Not happy”: Union home unbeaten streak snapped, results wrap, more

Union lose at home. Bethlehem draws on the road. Wild Reading-OC game. US falls to Colombia. Messi says he’s done with international play. More.

Philadelphia Union II

Match report: Richmond Kickers 0-0 Bethlehem Steel

Ryan Richter secured a clean sheet for Bethlehem by stopping two sure-fire goals that had beaten his keeper. PSP has a report.

Postgame

Postgame: Union 2-3 Whitecaps

Transcript and video of Jim Curtin’s postgame press conference. Postgame remarks from Keegan Rosenberry, Josh Yaro, and Andre Blake. More.

USMNT

Tournament review: United States finish fourth in Copa America

The United States ended their Copa America run with a 1-0 loss to Colombia in the third-place game. Peter Andrews reviews the good and the bad from their tournament performance.

Union / Union match reports

Match report: Philadelphia Union 2-3 Vancouver Whitecaps

Philadelphia Union scored first then gave up three straight goals to Vancouver Whitecaps, who left Chester with a 3-2 road victory. It was the Union’s first home loss of 2016.

Match previews

Preview: Union vs Vancouver Whitecaps

Vancouver can counter effectively but struggle with decision-making in the final third. The Union need to control the tempo of the match from the outset.

Photo essays

In Pictures:Union 4-3 Fire

PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand Wednesday night as the Philadelphia Union defeated the Chicago Fire in a goal filled game lead by Roland Alberg.