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Player ratings

Player ratings: FC Dallas 2-0 Philadelphia Union

The Union had their worst display of the season so far. How low can the player ratings go?

Match previews

Match preview: FC Dallas vs. Philadelphia Union

As the Union head to Texas to face FC Dallas, Nick Fishman takes a look at what to expect Saturday evening in Frisco. Is this the week Philly rights the ship?

Player ratings / Union

Player ratings: Philadelphia Union 0-2 Orlando City

Spoiler alert: NOT GOOD!

Fans' View

Fan’s View: Potential isn’t enough

Booing a come-from-behind home tie? A bit harsh perhaps, but in the light of current Philly sports results….

Press Conference / Union

Curtin breaks the ‘silence’ on Olivier Mbaizo

The Union finally provided answers on Olivier Mbaizo. The focus also remains on the young back line and a stalled attack

Player ratings

Player ratings: Philadelphia Union 1-1 San Jose Earthquakes

It was a frustrating night as the Union drew with San Jose. It stemmed from a confounding problem reflected in these player ratings: The parts were good, but did not sum to a greater whole.

Podcasts

ZoloTalk Podcast: Finding Chemistry, RW Depth, the Current State of Union Fan Culture and more…

On this Episode of Zolo Talk, we’ll discuss Union/Rapids, the return of Fafa Picault, building chemistry with Borek and the culture of the Union. For the first time, we’re happy to be joined by Jesse MacBeth, longtime Union fan and a new friend of the podcast.

Press Conference

Focus on Fafa, building on positives at Curtin’s presser

Jim Curtin spoke about controlling play with passing out of the back, Keegan Rosenberry’s good form, and the impending return of Fafa Picault at his midweek presser.

Match previews / Union

Match preview: Philadelphia Union vs. Colorado Rapids

Borek Dockal looks to take his game up a notch as the Union travel to Colorado for their first road match of the season.

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For Pete's Sake

On defense, no news is good news

Sure, Saturday’s match was pretty forgettable. But Jim Curtin will be happy with how his young defense is navigating a choppy March schedule, writes PSP’s Peter Andrews.