Philadelphians Abroad: Langley lights it up
Former Union and Swarthmore midfielder Morgan Langley comes through big for Harrisburg City Islanders.
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Daily news roundups / Featured
Adu on PK, power rankings, USA v North Korea, more
Freddy Adu and John Hackworth on taking Sunday’s penalty kick. Union moves up in power rankings. USA face North Korea today. Colombian Lady banned for punching Abby. Locals receive PDL All-Conference honors. Man U stock and Chevy. More news.
Featured / Photo essays
In pictures: Union 2-1 Revolution
PSP photographer Daniel Gajdamowicz’s look at the Philadelphia Union’s 2-1 comeback win over New England Revolution on Sunday night.
2012 Summer Olympics / Featured
Men’s Olympic soccer: Matchday 2
Spain is out, dos Santos and Neymar shine in Matchday 2 of the men’s tournament at the Olympics
Daily news roundups
“It was awesome”: Recaps & reaction to Union comeback win, more news
Recaps and reaction to Union’s comeback win. Wambach on being sucker-punched. Another Hope Solo controversy, hurray! Califf scores gamewinner. Lehigh Valley’s FC Sonic NPSL national champions. More news
Featured / Union / Union match reports
Match Report: Union 2-1 New England
Jack McInerney completed the first Union comeback of 2012 when his header in the final minute of regulation handed the home side a 2-1 victory over the visiting Revolution.
Featured / Photo essays
The fans’ view of the MLS All-Star Game
The action at the All-Star Game took place on and off the pitch. PSP photographer Earl Gardner takes a look.
Featured / Olympics / USWNT
US Women peg back Colombia 3-0
The American women booked their place in the Olympic quarterfinals with an efficient 3-0 win over Columbia. We’ve got a full match report.
Featured / Match previews / Union
Preview and tactics: Union vs Revolution
The Union can catch New England in the standings with a win tomorrow.
Youth Soccer
Creating youth ambassadors for the future of soccer
We’ve come a long way since the days of watching VHS tapes of soccer highlights, but in many ways, we still have a long way to go.
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