7th in 21, lessons & pride, Cosmos, and more
Union play seventh game in 21 days on Saturday. Hackworth proud of his players. Cosmos are back, again. Blatter knew of payments. Terry found not guilty. More news
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Featured / Photo essays
In pictures: Union – Sporting KC
PSP photographer Daniel Gajdamowicz’s look at the Union’s US Open Cup loss.
Featured / Ocean City Nor'easters
1st place Ocean City takes on Reading United
Ocean City Nor’easters travel to Reading United on Friday for a match that has big playoff implications for the home team. Richard Tassano brings us up to speed on the Nor’easters recent games with this guest post.
Featured / Youth Soccer
Coaching youth soccer
Rowan University assistant men’s soccer coach Don Norton lays out in this guest column his philosophy for how youth soccer coaches should approach their players and the game.
Daily news roundups / Featured
“Baffling” — Recaps & reaction to Union USOC loss
Terrible officiating, cynical play, and the Union didn’t finish the few chances they created: Recaps, reaction and quotes from a hard ending to a great run. More FIFA corruption – hurray!
Featured / Union / Union match reports
Match report: Union 0-2 Kansas City
Sporting Kansas City ended the Union’s US Open Cup run in the semifinals on Wednesday night, earning a 2-0 victory in physical match.
Featured / Match previews / Union
Preview and tactics: Union vs Sporting KC
The Union want the cup. KC wants the cup too. Only one team can have it, which means Jack McInerney needs to remind SKC what a first half brace looks like.
Featured / Union
PSP talks to Union striker Antoine Hoppenot
Antoine Hoppenot has been in spectacular form for the Union this season. PSP talks to him about his role on the team, adjustments he has made since college, and fitting into the Philly locker room.
Featured / Philadelphia Soccer History
Before Hoppenot, there was Fidelia
A supplemental draft pick from New Jersey whose first language is French lighting up games as a super sub—sound familiar? Meet Pat Fidelia of the NASL’s Philadelphia Fury.
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