The appearances of Morgan Langley (pictured) and Zach Pfeffer in Saturday’s game marked a huge milestone for the Union: It was the first time a local product had appeared in a game for them. That’s a massive step for the Union as a franchise. Here’s why.
He’s often the focus of fan ire, but Stefani Miglioranzi remains an important member of the Union, on the field and in the locker room.
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand for Philadelphia Union Saturday night’s 1–0 win over the Eastern Conference leading Columbus Crew. Nowak looked to change their winless ways by played many of the younger players.
Nowak says curse broken. Reaction to Saturday’s big win. On choosing youth. Spelling, schmelling. Union reserves fall to Crew reserves. Beckham is good for a laugh. More news.
The next three games could determine how the Union’s second season ends. Here are five things to look out for.
Paunovic says “We know what we have to do.” The take on new signing Joe Tait. Bob Bradley to coach Egypt. Cronaldo says people don’t like him because they’re jealous. More news.
Gabe has bite, Mike has moves: Why can’t the Farfans get on the field together?
PSP photographer Earl Gardner photo essay of the Miles4MJ charity tailgate before the Philadelphia Union took on Portland Timbers last Saturday. The Union may not have won, but the Union family did.
Reaction to Saturday’s draw. Union in third place in the East. More news.
Two brilliant goals in two games. A season-long dead streak is over. Now with the playoffs on the line, is the Sebastien Le Toux we knew and loved back? PSP explores.
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