The Week in Tweets
Your weekly roundup of Union commentary from across th Twittersphere, now with more zingers from Jim Curtin.
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Week in Tweets
KYW Philly Soccer Show / Podcasts
KYW Philly Soccer Show: Union crash out of USOC, USMNT on a roll
KYW’s Greg Orlandini and PSP’s Eli Pearlman-Storch discuss the Union’s exit from the US Open Cup. Then, PSP’s Jeremy Lane joins the pod to talk about the USMNT’s recent impressive form in World Cup qualification.
Harrisburg City Islanders
Harrisburg report: Union v. Islanders more than a friendly?
The fourth annual friendly between the Union and City Islanders takes place Tuesday at 7:00pm at the Skyline Sports Complex in Harrisburg. Tim Uhrich takes a look at some pregame storylines including the possibility of halftime jersey changes.
Daily news roundups
Union bits, Reading and OC face off on Saturday, USASA National Cups qualifiers in Horsham, Confederations Cup, more
Reading United hosts Ocean City Nor’easters in top of the table clash on Saturday. USASA Region I National Cups qualifiers in Horsham this weekend. Confederations Cup set to kickoff. More.
Soccer on TV
Footy on the Telly: June 14-20
Your weekly live soccer listings for TV and online, including the Confederations Cup, Harrisburg City Islanders, USWNT friendlies, and the USMNT qualifier against Honduras.
Photo essays
US Open Cup in pictures: DC United 3-1 Union
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand as the Union bailed out of the US Open Cup with a disappointing 1-3 loss to DC United.
Season Reviews / Union
Hackworth after one year: An assessment
John Hackworth replaced Peter Nowak as head coach of the Union one year ago. PSP takes a big picture look at the job he has done since then.
Daily news roundups
“Unacceptable”: reaction to Union’s 3-1 loss to DC in USOC, Anding impresses, more news
Reaction to Union’s woeful US Open Cup exit. Anding a bright spot. MLS announces partnership with You Can Play Project. More news.
Postgame
Postgame quotes: DC United 3-1 Philadelphia Union
Postgame quotes from John Hackworth, Amobi Okugo, and Don Anding after the Union’s disappointing 3-1 loss to DC United in fourth round US Open Cup play.
Union match reports
Match report: D.C. United 3-1 Philadelphia Union
Dwayne De Rosario scored a hat trick to lead D.C. United on to the U.S. Open Cup quarterfinals and knock the Union out of the tournament.
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