PSP talks to John Hackworth
PSP spoke with the Union’s John Hackworth after the tie with Chicago.
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Featured / Photo essays
Chicago Fire v Philadelphia Union in photos
PSP’s Nate Monahan traveled to Chicago to find out if the Union could bounce back from their first home loss.
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Union rights to Carlos Valdes permanent
The rights to Carlos Valdes, on loan from Colombian club Independiente Santa Fe, have been secured.
Featured / Match stats / Statistics
Stat chat: Union at Chicago
The Union managed just one shot on goal against Chicage. Fortunately, it went in. A look at the match stats in Chicago and the connection between the team’s shots on goal percentage and match results. Also, the Danny Mwanga slump.
Daily news roundups / Featured
Who will soon be leaving the Union?
Source tells the Inquirer that, following the signing of a “young international striker” the Union “will make another move with one of their own players.” More morning news plus your weekend Footy on the Telly listings.
Featured / Player ratings / Union
Player ratings & analysis: Union at Chicago
Soccer being a team sport, player ratings have the inherent flaw of isolating an individual out of eleven interconnected pieces. In this case, it was eleven pieces who struggled to find consistency in connecting well.
Featured / USMNT
Klinsmann calls up 22 for USA v Mexico
Former Union defender and fan favorite Michael Orozco Fiscal returns to Philadelphia with the USMNT as Jurgen Klinsmann announces his roster to face Mexico.
Daily news roundups / Featured
U.G.L.Y.
Reaction to the Union’s migserable performance in Chicago, more news.
Featured / Union / Union match reports
Match report: Fire 1-1 Union
Veljko Paunovic returned to the starting lineup and netted a fine opener, but the Union never took control of the match and a Pavel Pardo equalizer doomed Philadelphia to a single point in Chicago.
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