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Daily news roundups

News roundup: Union win, Steel lose, and Jamaica gets relegated

by Jim O'Leary × on March 25, 2019 at 8:53 am × 24 comments

Plus: U23s in trouble, TV numbers in decline, and Mexico draws a crowd in California.

Daily news roundups

News roundup: Red Bulls and Dynamo out of CCL, USMNT call-ups announced, college admissions bribery scheme

by John Osborn × on March 13, 2019 at 9:00 am × 20 comments

Plus the Steel’s teenage-filled roster, 7 compelling arguments in USWNT case, Neo-Nazi hooligan mourned in Germany, more.

Daily news roundups

News roundup: Union sign midfielder for 4 months, England wins SheBelieves Cup, Houston and Red Bulls lose in CCL

by John Osborn × on March 6, 2019 at 9:00 am × 20 comments

Plus, USWNT win, player in Turkey slashes out, Union in the news, more.

MLS / US

A conversation with Earnie Stewart: On youth and homegrown talent

by Nick Fishman × on February 22, 2019 at 10:16 am × 1 comment

PSP spoke with the USMNT GM and former Philly frontman on the issues surrounding MLS’s Homegrown territories and how to compensate clubs when their prospects sign oversees. The conversation took place last year, but we thought it would still be interesting to share now.

Daily news roundups

News roundup: Toronto lose and Houston win in CCL, Union vs. D.C. tonight, Champions League draws

by John Osborn × on February 20, 2019 at 9:26 am × 8 comments

Plus host of Women’s World Cup decided in secret, unnecessary travel in youth soccer, Harry Potter in Australia, and more.

Daily news roundups

News roundup: First Union preseason match today, Hackworth’s son to USL, analyzing USMNT struggles

by John Osborn × on January 30, 2019 at 9:00 am × 14 comments

Plus MLS trades, soccer lawsuits, #SaveHakeem, more.

Photo essays / Union

PSP’s best photos of the year

by Paul Rudderow × on January 1, 2019 at 10:15 am × 3 comments

PSP photographers Daniel Gajdamowicz, Earl Gardner, Ryan Griffith, Rob Simmons and Paul Rudderow put together a photo essay of some of their favorite photos of 2018.