The US and the 2006 World Cup
Our series on the US at the World Cup continues with a look at 2006 tournament in Germany.
Our series on the US at the World Cup continues with a look at 2006 tournament in Germany.
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand Wednesday night as the Ocean City Nor’easters lost 2-0 in the second round of the US Open Cup to the New York Greek American Atlas.
Previews of Saturday’s game against New England. Edu cleared for full training at USMNT WC camp. Marfan backs Hackworth. Blatter says naming Qatar 2022 WC host a “mistake.” More news.
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A new look Revolution is coming to Chester on the quest for a second chance at three points against the Union and a fourth win in a row. Will the Union be able to keep their own winning form?
A loss might have be the final nail in John Hackworth’s coaching coffin. Instead, the under-fire Union manager got the effort of a lifetime from his makeshift squad.
Union CEO Nick Sakiewicz issued a statement before Wednesday’s game in support of under-fire Union manager John Hackworth and says the team is “scouring the marketplace to find and bring in attacking talent.”
Philly’s NPSL club Junior Lone Star look to continue their winning start to the 2014 season when they host Clarkstown SC Eagles at Monsignor Bonner High School Stadium on Saturday.
Reaction to the huge Union win in Kansas City. Sakiewicz backs Hackworth, says team is “scouring the marketplace” for attacking talent. Local US Open Cup results as Reading and Harrisburg advance, Ocean City falls. More news.
Philadelphia Union Academy product Darius Madison leads Reading United with goal and three assists in US Open Cup second round victory.
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