In pictures: DC United 2-1 Union
PSP photographer Earl Gardner shares his look at the Union’s 2-1 loss to DC United.
PSP photographer Earl Gardner shares his look at the Union’s 2-1 loss to DC United.
Sepp Blatter announces he will step down as FIFA president. Union prepare to face Crew tonight, announce summer friendly against new Premier League side Bournemouth. More news.
Video and transcript of Curtin’s weekly press conference. Topics include the challenges presented by the Crew’s attack, the strong play of Fabinho and Richie Marquez, an injury update, Curtin’s thoughts on the Pfeffer handball, and more.
The Union have a chance for revenge as the Crew come to PPL Park after smacking down the Union in late April.
Despite the loss to D.C. United, Philadelphia Union solidified the notion that they may be a competent team again. PSP’s Dan Walsh has some observations on that and other Union matters.
While the black clouds hovering over the last episode actually drew more listeners than expected, we always prefer to record after winning, and don’t ya know, the Union actually won a couple games since the last pod! What a world.
League tells Jim Curtin DC should’ve been shown two red cards in Saturday’s loss. Source says Riise to Union not happening. Vitoria returns to training. Latest on the FIFA corruption scandal. More.
A fluky loss should not send Union fans back to the doldrums.
Bob McBride reports on the banquet honoring the 2015 class of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Soccer Hall of Fame.
Reaction to DC game. Are the Union interested in John Arne Riise? Results wrap. National team news. Latest from FIFA. More.
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