The River Cup in pictures: Union FO 1-3 Sons of Ben
PSP photographer Earl Gardner’s look at Sunday’s Third Annual River Cup featuring the Sons of Ben vs. the Union Front Office at PPL Park.
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Kleberson bailed the Union out in a match in which the forwards were far from clinical in front of goal.
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Photo Essay: Union 1-0 Toronto FC
PSP photographer Earl Gardner shares his look at Saturday’s massive win over over Toronto FC.
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With one swing of his foot, Kleberson wrote a new and indelible line in the story of the Philadelphia Union.
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Match report: Philadelphia Union 1-0 Toronto FC
Scoreless and down to ten men for the final 13 minutes of the game, the Union needed a difference maker. In the 95th minute, Kleberson became that man.
Postgame
“This goal is for the fans”: Video of postgame press conference and interviews, quote sheet
Video pf John Hackworth’s postgame press conference and locker room interviews with Kleberson, Antoine Hoppenot, Michael Farfan, and Amobi Okugo. Plus: postgame quote sheet.
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Match previews
Preview: Union vs Toronto FC
Beating KC on the road is only worth anything if the Union can consolidate that win with three points at home. Toronto has a new striker but many of the same old TFC problems. Will the Union’s offense scrounge up a goal with the season on the line?
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