PSP’s Season Review series kicks off today and will run for the next two weeks: For Philadelphia Union, it’s nine years and counting without a playoff win, but those Union fans got an exciting season with often beautiful soccer that could provide the sort of optimism they haven’t had in years.
The Union were one of MLS’s best teams from May 10 until they stepped on the Yankee Stadium pitch. PSP’s Dan Walsh breaks down what went wrong at the end and notes that, on the whole this year, Jim Curtin deserves more credit than blame.
Union thank fans and say goodbye, Bethlehem’s historic season by the numbers and the playoffs continue.
Check out Ryan Griffith’s photos of the Union’s loss to NYCFC on Decision Day.
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand Sunday afternoon as the Philadelphia Union dropped a hard fought scrappy 1 – 0 game to the New York Red Bulls. Take a look.
After a toothless loss to the Red Bulls on Sunday, the Union have their playoff positioning in their own hands this weekend. PSP’s Peter Andrews gives five thoughts on the state of the team after 33 matches.
The Union outplayed arguably the league’s best team in most aspects of Sunday’s game, save for one key one: The final product. PSP’s Dan Walsh analyzes the situation and puts a spotlight on the right winger spot currently occupied by C.J. Sapong.
New York Red Bulls took three points from the Union after a tense, aggressive match.
Video of player interviews, Jim Curtin’s press conference, and the Post-Match Wrap-Up show. You do not want to miss this!
Individual grades from the draw in Columbus.
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