Fan’s View: Set piece anxiety
It’s well established by now that part of being a lifelong Philadelphia sports fan is the familiar feeling that no matter how well things seem to be going, there’s always trouble lurking just ahead.
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Fans' View
Match previews
Match Preview: New York City FC vs. Philadelphia Union
The Union travel to Yankee Stadium looking to avenge a 2-0 defeat earlier in the season. Can Jim Curtin find scoring depth? Will the back line contain David Villa? PSP gets you ready for Saturday’s match against NYCFC.
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
Player of the week: Haris Medunjanin
For the second consecutive time, Haris Medunjanin is our player of the week. His wonderful free kick ensured the Union earned their fourth victory in a row.
Featured / Player ratings / Union
Player ratings: Philadelphia Union 2 – 1 Colorado Rapids
Four wins! But there is still work to be done for some players to reach their full potential.
Tactical Analysis
Post-match analysis: Union 2-0 Houston Dynamo
The front four were stupendous as the Union earned their third straight win to rise within touching distance of the red line.
Player ratings
Player ratings: Philadelphia Union 2-0 Houston Dynamo
The Union are rolling. With a third consecutive win, PSP takes a look at the players who secured an impressive 2-0 over the Western Conference leaders.
Featured / Union match reports
Match report: Philadelphia Union 2-0 Houston Dynamo
Fafa Picault, Ilsinho, and Chris Pontius led the attack as Philadelphia Union recorded a fourth straight shutout and third consecutive win.
Union match reports
Match report: D.C. United 0-4 Philadelphia Union
The Union destroyed an abject D.C. United team 4-0 behind Haris Medunjanin’s dominance in midfield, winning their second consecutive match.
Studs Up
Studs up: An open letter to an open response to an open letter
PSP’s most notorious reader gets another turn at the mic, sounding off on Jay Sugarman and Earnie Stewart and all those music quotes PSP readers keep sharing.
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