Philly and the founding of the US Soccer Federation
When efforts to form a national soccer organization seemed to have been shattered in 1913, Philadelphia stepped into the breach.
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Philadelphia Soccer History
Daily news roundups
Getting ready for the Crew, Union academy gets new recruiter, Centennial celebration, more
Union eye up the Crew for return to winning ways. Jeff Cook hired as new Union academy director of recruiting. Happy birthday US Soccer Federation. More news.
Casa Soccer League
Previews: Casa Soccer League, week 4
PSP preview this weekend’s games in Philadelphia’s Casa Soccer League.
Quick Reference
Union vs Crew quick reference
The Union are 2-5-0 against Columbus all time. We’ve got all of the match stats, highlights from our match reports and analysis, video highlights, and more.
Week in Tweets
The Week in Tweets
Amobi pays for dinner, the Union lose at Red Bull, and the ball lies to Zac MacMath. A look at the last week on Twitter through Union players and our readers.
Philadelphians Abroad
Philadelphians Abroad: Allison to Sweden, Valentin to Norway, Vuolo and Williams to San Antonio
Local players make moves to Scandinavia and the NASL’s San Antonio Scorpions.
Daily news roundups
Kleberson unveiled, sample sizing, Delran’s Vermes in NSHOF, more
Kleberson says he wants to be here and win. Local lad Peter Vermes voted into National Soccer Hall of Fame. Galaxy blows CL lead. Those tiki-taki Greek kids do it again. More news.
Guest Column
I love Brian Carroll and (maybe) so should you
Guest columnist Richard Peel of the DoopCast podcast argues that Brian Carroll is the most valuable player on the Union.
Philadelphia Soccer History
Philly Soccer 100: Allied Amateur and Philly Challenge Cup semis, college derby.
One hundred years ago this week in Philadelphia soccer history, it was semifinal action in the city’s Allied Amateur and Challenge Cup tournaments, a local college derby between Haverford and Penn, and bad news for Belmont.
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