Brad Knighton started for the Union as they picked up their first ever clean sheet. Sebastien Le Toux’s 11th goal of the season was enough for the Union to pick up a much needed 3 points. PSP has postgame comment, video highlights and player ratings.
As Brian McBride calls time on a prolific career, Union fans have an opportunity to honor the legendary American striker this Saturday at PPL Park. Let’s all stand together and give him the ovation he deserves.
Two of Major League Soccer’s most maddening teams face off Saturday when the Chicago Fire visit Philadelphia Union. PSP previews.
Would you rather have Le Toux or Mwanga? It appears the Whitecaps would choose Mwanga.
Caroline Seger is great, FIFA reinvests in Africa… a teensy bit, Justin Mapp, and where is the promised Chester development?
The Union trade allocation money for the left winger, a former all-star who’s been marginalized in Chicago the last two years.
Irish boycott Red Bulls? Le Toux is POTW, Nery Castillo joins Fire, Villareal looking to sell Altidore, and more in the Round Up!
Le Toux tipped to be an all-star, Chicago signs a designated player, Bob Bradley may not make the cut at Fulham, and other news.
Remember 1950? You should. North Korean supporters remember 1966 fondly. Chicago Fire respond to Novak’s criticisms while the American media courts criticisms of its World Cup coverage. Kljestan not waffling on move to Belgium. You hate puns? Put it in the comments.
The Red Bulls should provide a decent test in the first installment of the newest New York – Philadelphia rivalry.
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