Casey finalists for MLS Comeback Player of the Year. Forbes estimates Union’s value at $90 million, 11th highest in the league. Drexel, Delaware, Penn and Penn State begin NCAA tournament play tonight. More.
Could MLS move to a three-conference setup now that Orlando’s 2015 entry will put the league at 21 teams? Earl Gardner thinks so, and he lays out how.
With nearly identical numbers in 2013 as he had in 2012, Antoine Hoppenot was consistently the first Union player off the bench. Possessing a rare combination of athletic skills, is he in danger of becoming a one-trick pony?
Barb Colligon with a look at the season ticket holders Union Rewards pickup match at PPL Park.
Orlando officially announced as 21st MLS franchise, will begin play in 2015. US loses final game of 2013. The World Cup field is all but set. PSP blooper reel. More news.
Poor wide play and one smooth move from Austria put a damper on an otherwise stellar year for the US Men’s National Team as they fell 1-0 to Austria in Vienna.
No, we’re not starting a rumor. We’re just asking the question. PSP’s Dan Walsh explores this prospect.
Brought into the team in June to fill a glaring hole, the Brazilian soon found himself in a starting role. Whether the Brazilian proves to be a stop-gap or a solution remains to be seen.
Drexel, Penn, and Delaware learn NCAA tournament first round opponents. Orlando SC announcement today. USA friendly previews. Former Indy coach Paul Riley out of running for England WNT job. More news.
Jeff Parke chose to come home to play soccer this season, and the Union benefited from a very good season from the veteran defender.
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