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How the Eastern Conference stacks up so far
A whopping 11 percent of the season is in the books. Dan Walsh looks at how teams in the Eastern Conference have performed, what they’re missing, and their outlook, to provide some context to the Union’s start to 2013.
Featured / MLS
Rivalry Week!
In a magical world where we could line up the teams we’d most like to see teed up and swatted into the Delaware, who would make the cut? Conor O’Grady considers.
Featured / Local
Legitimate struggles of the IllegitimateS
Whether because of prices or anger at the team, many who sit in Section 133, home of the IllegitimateS, are reportedly not renewing their season tickets. Nate Emeritz explores what this might mean.
Featured / MLS / Player ratings / Union
Player ratings: Union 0-1 DC United
There were few standouts as the Union were again held scoreless, this time by DC United.
Featured / MLS / Union
Match report: Philadelphia Union 0-1 DC United
The winless streak grows to eight as Lionard Pajoy becomes the first ex-Union player to score against his former team.
Featured / Match previews / Union
Preview: Union vs DC United
It always feels good to beat DC United. It will feel better to deal a big blow to their playoff hopes on national television. Do the Union have the self-belief to pull it off?
Featured / Quick Reference
Union vs D.C. United quick reference
The Union are 2-2-2 against DC United all time. We’ve got all of the match stats, highlights from our match reports and analysis, video highlights, and more.
Fans' View / Featured
Fans’ view: The traveling circus
One fan talks about the joys of traveling into someone else’s house and giving them hell. He may not make the best house guest, but it’s a recipe for great soccer fandom.
Featured / MLS / US
Break the mold for MLS referees
Following Sunday’s refereeing debacle in DC, Nate Emeritz considers what might be done to improve officiating and suggests US soccer should invest in a prominent model of mature (not perfect) refereeing.
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