Philadelphia Union opened their 2016 home season with an emphatic 3-0 win over a 10-man New England side despite missing two penalty kicks. CJ Sapong had a brace and Sebastien Le Toux finished off the scoring.
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand Wednesday evening at Dave & Buster’s for Philadelphia Union’s 2016 Meet the Team event.
Banquet on May 14 to honor 69th annual class inductees and award winners.
Snow forecast for Sunday’s Union home opener. New Bethlehem home and away kits unveiled. More news.
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Inaugural kits will be available for purchase online at at all Bethlehem Steel and Philadelphia Union home games.
Both Philly and New England have yet to establish an identity this season. The Union will look to build on last week’s win as they aim for the first of (at least) ten home victories in 2016.
PSP’s Dan Walsh tosses out 11 soccer thoughts that might seem like heresy to soccer fans in Philadelphia and elsewhere.
Curtin press conference highlights. Mayor Kenney has proposed a “Philadelphia International Cup” to “feature teams representing the cultures and countries of Philadelphia’s immigrant communities.” Philly ranked No. 22 soccer market in US. More.
Curtin discusses the status of Vincent Nogueira, Tranquillo Barnetta, and Roland Alberg, the importance of winning the home opener, the new training facility, and much more.
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