Another stretch run to forget
This was supposed to be the year the Union proved they could contend for the MLS Cup. Instead, the team will need a miracle to reach the playoffs. Earl Reed explores.
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Fans' View
Fans’ View: Just not that into U
“Relationship expert” Seth Finck counsels Union fans on their feelings for the team.
Daily news roundups
Zac looking forward to start, Prem considering games abroad, Captain Donovan, more
MacMath looking forward to starting again. Could Premier League games be staged in the US? Donovan to captain US in final game. More.
A View from Afar
So this is what it feels like to be a Philadelphia fan
Ah. So this is it. Thank you, Rais Mbolhi and Nick Sakiewicz, for making it so clear what it really feels like to be a Philadelphia fan. PSP’s Dan Walsh offers an analogy.
High School Soccer
District Twelve Boys Soccer Week Five: Power Rankings
Josh Trott ranks the teams within the Catholic and Public Leagues as battles for playoff positions heat up.
Daily news roundups
Latest playoff scenario, Union injury update, USMNT and USWNT roster news, more
Latest playoff scenario. Curtin confirms Mbolhi only Union player called up, says Casey, LE TOux, White looking good. USMNT and USWNT roster reaction. more.
Interview / Union
Jim Curtin Quotes: Monday, October 6
Kevin Kinkead talks to Union interim manager Jim Curtin for an update on the team’s playoff chances, injury status, international call-ups, and mentality since the Chicago draw.
Player of the Week
Player of the Week: Amobi Okugo
He should have been the hero against Chicago. Circumstances may have taken that win away from Amobi Okugo, but he’s definitely PSP’s Player of the Week.
Daily news roundups
Playoff scenarios, international callups, Sak focus of criticism, more
On the Union’s slim playoff chances. Mbolhi only Union player with international callup. Sakiewicz focus of criticism in press reports. Much more.
Player ratings
Analysis & Player Ratings: Union 1-1 Fire
Despite Chicago being ripe for the picking, even without Le Toux and Casey, the Union failed to get numbers forward and put the kind of pressure on the Fire that would yield a desperately needed result.
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