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Soccer on TV

Footy on the Telly: Aug. 16-Aug. 22

Your weekly live soccer listings on TV and online including the Union, the City Islanders, and the return of the Premier League, La Liga, and the UEFA Champions League and much more.

Fans' View

Fans’ View: How to be a proper 12th man

The atmosphere at PPL Park can be very good, but Scott Pugh thinks it can still be a lot better.

KYW Philly Soccer Show / Podcasts

KYW Philly Soccer Show: Lucky Mkosana

Red hot Harrisburg City Islanders forward Lucky Mkosana is the guest. Then, Greg and Eli preview Saturday’s Union’s game against New York at Red Bull Arena.

Daily news roundups

JVA! JVA! JVA! News and quotes from USA win, Hack on Union’s plans in NY, more news

News and quotes from big US come-back win. Hackworth on Union’s hopes against New York, central midfield concerns, and who will start at left back. More news.

USMNT

Recap and reaction: Bosnia-Herzegovina 3–4 USMNT

Down 2-0 at the half, the US roared back for a 4-3 win in Sarajevo powered by a Jozy Altidore hat trick.

Photo by Earl Gardner
Photo essays

Building Bridges 3v3 charity tournament in pictures

PSP photographer Earl Gardner’s look at Sunday’s Building Bridges charity tournament in support of the Camden Youth Soccer Club and the Kensington Soccer Club.

Fan Culture / Soccer on TV

What’s with this soccer talk explosion on television?

Fans in the US have new TV options when it comes to watching and following the soccer. Will these new options help MLS?

The 1973 Philadelphia Atoms
Philadelphia Soccer History

The Philadelphia Experiment takes off

The Atoms opened their inaugural season in relative anonymity. Along the way to the NASL championship, they showed American fans will pay to watch Americans play soccer.

Daily news roundups

Weekly honors, Union U-18 coach on new academy, USA friendly, more

Casey, Le Toux, and WIlliams earn multiple weekly honors. Union U-18 coach Peter Fuller on the new academy program. USA takes on Bosnia-Herzegovina today. More news.

Union

How Seba got his groove back

Outsiders think Sebastien Le Toux has reinvented himself as a midfielder. He hasn’t. But what he has done on the field this season is even more remarkable. PSP’s Dan Walsh explains. Also, some miscellaneous Union notes.