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Fans' View

Why MLS is more exciting than the EPL

Collin Deckert explains how the EPL is not as exciting as MLS, and why.

Commentary / Union

The false dilemma: To spend or not to spend

To spend or not to spend. That was and still is the question. Nick Fishman takes a closer look at the issue.

Player of the Week / Union Academy

Players of the week: Union U17s

The Union lost in Chester. The Steel lost in Harrisburg. In Frisco, a group of teenagers brought joy to the field, finishing fourth in the Generation Adidas Cup. The Philadelphia Union U17s are PSP’s players of the week.

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A View from Afar / Analysis

Philadelphia may have improved, but so has almost everyone else

Philadelphia Union could be the most improved team in the Eastern Conference, but when teams like Toronto can pick up guys like Victor Vazquez, it means most teams are getting better thanks to TAM. PSP’s Dan Walsh explains.

Union / Union match reports

Match report: Philadelphia Union 0-1 Chicago Fire

Michael de Leeuw scored the lone goal to drop the Union in a closed door scrimmage in Bradenton, Florida.

Quick Reference

Union vs Fire quick reference

Get up to speed on the Union-Fire series history. We’ve got all of the match stats, highlights from our match reports and analysis, video highlights, and more.

Photo essays

In Pictures:Union 4-3 Fire

PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand Wednesday night as the Philadelphia Union defeated the Chicago Fire in a goal filled game lead by Roland Alberg.

Union / Union match reports

Match report: Philadelphia Union 4-3 Chicago Fire

Roland Alberg scored the Union’s second ever hat trick as Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4-3.

Union match reports

Match Report: Chicago Fire 1-0 Philadelphia Union

Kennedy Igboananike scored the game’s only goal as the Fire knocked off the 10-man Union, 1-0.

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A View from Afar / Commentary

The importance of going local

The Chicago Fire’s trade of hometown boy Harry Shipp is a potential cautionary tale for other MLS clubs, including Philadelphia Union, to heed. PSP’s Dan Walsh explains.