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Union match reports

Match Report: Chicago Fire 1-0 Philadelphia Union

Chicago defeated the Union 1-0 as Philadelphia finished the match with ten men for the second time in two weeks.

Photo by Earl Gardner
Postgame

Postgame quotes: Fire 1-1 Union

Postgame quotes from Jim Curtin, Sebastien Le Toux, and Zac MacMath. Also, Chicago’s frustration with the penalty kick call.

Union match reports

Match recap: Chicago Fire 1–1 Philadelphia Union

Missing Maidana and feeling the grind of their third game in eight days, the Union stole a point at the death from the Chicago Fire.

Player ratings

Player ratings and analysis: Fire 2-2 Union

PSP’s Mike Servedio has player ratings and analysis from the Union’s 2-2 draw at Chicago.

Union match reports

Match Report: Philadelphia Union 2-2 Chicago Fire

Despite looking second best much of the afternoon, the Union nearly stole a road victory until they unraveled at the death, forcing Zac MacMath to heroically save a penalty to maintain a solitary point.

MLS

2014 Eastern Conference preview

How will Philadelphia Union fare this year? How about everyone else? PSP’s Dan Walsh lays it out in our Eastern Conference preview.

Analysis / Featured / Union

Austin Berry trade makes Union a contender

The Union’s trade for Austin Berry filled the team’s biggest gap. After answering every key offseason question, John Hackworth’s team looks like a conference title contender.

Analysis / Union

The statement game

The Union got themselves back in the playoff driver’s seat by winning Friday the same way they’ve won all year. PSP’s Dan Walsh breaks down the Union’s underrated defense and the race for the Eastern Conference’s final playoff spot.

Player ratings

Player ratings and analysis: Union 1-2 Chicago

In a game against a much improved Chicago side, it was John Hackworth’s second half adjustments that led directly to his team’s downfall. PSP has analysis and player ratings.

Photo essays

In Pictures: Union 1-2 Fire

PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand Saturday night as the Philadelphia Union fell 1-2 to the visiting Chicago Fire.