PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand Wednesday nights as the Philadelphia Union were eliminated from the U. S. Open Cup in penalty kick by the New York Red Bulls 1 (5)-1 (3). Here’s what he saw.
PSP takes a look at who is rising and who is falling after a wild affair in Harrison, N.J.
Philadelphia had the Red Bulls on the ropes but failed to capitalize before falling in a shootout in yet another epic Open Cup match.
The Union head up I-95 to try for a U.S. Open Cup match against the rival New York Red Bulls.
PSP photographer Dan Gajdamowicz was on the scene for the Union’s loss. Take a look at the action.
The Union were never on the front foot, but still had two big chances to take points against a New York team that was disjointed in attack.
PSP’s Mike Servedio and Peter Andrews break down the match. Union fans sound off on the Union and Red Bulls. Interviews with Haris Medunjanin, Andre Blake and Jack Elliott. Postgame press conference with Jim Curtin.
Plenty of players share the responsibility for the Union’s loss against the Red Bulls. This week’s Player Ratings explain.
Bradley Wright-Phillips scored twice late as the Red Bulls defeated 10 man Philadelphia Union 2-0.
Get up to date on the Union’s history against New York Red Bulls. We’ve got all of the match stats, highlights from our match reports and analysis, video highlights, and more.
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