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Recent Posts
A View from Afar / Commentary
Mbolhi is finally gone
Finally, he’s gone. Now the roster repair work can really begin. PSP explains.
Daily news roundups
A few Mbolhi details, Union finances, new US Soccer rules for youth game, more
A few details on Mbolhi’s departure. A look at Sugarman’s finances. US soccer announces birth-year registration, small-sided field changes. More news.
Player ratings
Player ratings and analysis: Montreal Impact 0-1 Philadelphia Union
Philadelphia Union conceded possession but not goals, and in doing so they broke a five match winless streak.
Daily news roundups
Mbolhi signs with Antalyaspor, recaps and reaction to Union win in Montreal, more
Union sources confirm Mbolhi’s departure. Reaction to win in Montreal. League results. Newly appointed head of FIFA reform committee says soccer in the US is “just an ethnic sport for girls in schools.” More.
Breaking News
Mbolhi signs with Turkish side Antalyaspor
Following announcements from Turkey, Union sources confirm Rais Mbolhi has signed with Antalyaspor. UPDATE: Union, MLS announce mutual termination of contract with Mbolhi.
Postgame
Postgame quotes: Impact 0-1 Union
Postgame comments from Jim Curtin, Andre Blake — who Curtin says will get the start against New England on Saturday — and Michael Lahoud.
Union match reports
Recap: Montreal Impact 0–1 Philadelphia Union
Sebastien Le Toux scored his fourth goal in five league games to give the Union their second road win of the season and spoil the MLS debut of Didier Drogba.
Match previews
Preview: Union at Montreal Impact
The Union won’t have Maurice Edu, but Vincent Nogueira will be available on Saturday. Figuring out how to fit Nogueira, Barnetta, and Maidana together is key for Jim Curtin in the buildup to the USOC final in September.
All Three Points / Podcasts
All Three Points podcast: Finances, job security, planning for the future
On the latest of the A3P pod, Chris and Jeremy discuss recent news of the Union’s profitability and whether or not winning the Open Cup is requirement for Jim Curtin to keep his job.
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