Union vs Chivas USA quick reference
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World Cup: Second Teams
Second Teams: Spain
PSP’s World Cup series continues as Josh Trott explains why to root for Spain as your second team after the United States. It’s simple: Spain plays fantastic soccer that is fun to watch.
Reading United: Previews
Preview: Reading United v FA Euro
Reading United look to bounce back from Tuesday’s US Open Cup loss when they host Brooklyn’s FA Euro on Saturday.
Daily news roundups
Union’s resolve tested, Edu says USMNT cut “sucks,” USMNT news, more
John Hackworth admits team’s resolve being tested. Maurice Edu on not making the World Cup team. USMNT news ahead of Sunday’s warmup game. More.
Soccer on TV
Footy on the Telly, May 30-June 5
Your weekly listings of live soccer on TV, online, and on satellite radio, including a whole slew of pre-World Cup friendlies.
Match previews
Preview: Union at Chivas USA
The number of games that can be called winnable seems to shrink every week, but Chivas can be beat if the Union have a smart gameplan.
World Cup: Second Teams
Second Teams: Honduras
PSP’s Second Teams series continues as Kevin Kinkead explains why Honduras should be the second team you root for in the World Cup. Here’s a hint: It makes you look good.
Daily news roundups
Hack on the D problems, City Islanders advance in USOC to face Union, more news
Hackworth says no way to sugarcoat Union’s defensive problems. Langley, McLaughlin braces see City Islanders advance to fourth round US Open Cup meeting with Union. More.
Opinion
Shoving the bald eagle out of the nest
Landon Donovan’s omission may really be about Michael Bradley. PSP’s Earl Reed floats this question and tries to answer it.
Analysis
Philadelphia Union’s fast descent into madness
It took just three months and 14 games for a promising 2014 Union season to crash and burn in spectacular Philadelphia fashion. Kevin Kinkead looks back over the calendar for the key moments in the Union’s downward spiral.
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