Footy on the Telly: May 6-12
Your weekly listings of live soccer on TV, online, and on satellite radio.
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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.
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.
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.
Following last weekend’s disappointing draw against San Jose, Scott Ellis suggests it might be a good idea to simply sit back and enjoy the ride.
Jamaica names Andre Blake to Copa AMerica roster but doesn’t say when camp starts. John McCarthy named to USL’s Team of the Week. Fan vote for name of Union-DC Rivalry Week matchup. More.
MLS is on course to break the single season record for red cards this year. That’s a good thing, according to PSP’s Dan Walsh.
PSP photographer Daniel Gajdamowicz’s at the Union’s 1-1 draw with San Jose.
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