Match report: Philadelphia Union 0-2 Orlando City SC
Once again, the Union could not finish their chances as they fell to Orlando City SC at home 0-2.
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Union match reports
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….
Photo essays
In Pictures: Union 1-1 Earthquakes
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand for Saturday night’s chilly match, as the Philadelphia Union were unable to get a win and settled for a 1-1 tie with the San Jose Earthquakes.
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.
Union match reports
Match report: Philadelphia Union 1-1 San Jose Earthquakes
Philadelphia Union had a number of chances to take all three points, but they settled for one at home following a 1-1 tie with San Jose Earthquakes.
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.
Player ratings / Union
Player Ratings: Colorado Rapids 3 – 0 Philadelphia Union
There isn’t a whole lot to like about performances in the Union’s most recent loss to Colorado, but is there a lot to hate either?
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.
Exclusive / Interview
PSP talks to Keegan Rosenberry
PSP’s Adam Cann interviewed Keegan Rosenberry. Here are his takeaways.
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.
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