You know you’ve had a good night when you’ve been the best player on the field by some distance, everyone on your team knows it and has been trying to get you the ball, and yet, the whole stadium feels like you still haven’t gotten the ball enough. Andrew Wenger had one of those nights on Sunday.
Quotes and recaps from win over San Jose. Harrisburg stays in the playoff hunt with 2 goal effort from former Union trialist Clesio Bauque in Rochester draw. League results. More news.
Video of Jim Curtin’s postgame press conference and interviews with Andrew Wenger, Sheanon Williams, Ray Gaddis, and Amobi Okugo. Also postgame comments from Rais Mbolhi.
Philadelphia Union twice scored a pair of goals in close succession to run away the 4-2 victors after a two-goal San Jose fight back.
Curtin says San Jose is very dangerous but, playing at PPL Park, “it’s about us.” More Union news. City Islanders continue playoff hunt. New ASL begins play this weekend. More news.
The Quakes relied on youngsters in Seattle and earned a point. They will do the same against Philly. Can the Union midfield break down a team so adept at sitting deep?
As the Union enter the home stretch, Scott Ellis has some thoughts and predictions on the Union lineup, the US Open Cup final at PPL Park, and the team’s playoff chances.
Notes from Jim Curtin’s weekly press conference. Union ink new 5-year deal with Bimbo. 8000 US Open Cup tickets sold so far. Union STHs have until Sunday to buy USOC tickets for their regular seats. More news.
Video and transcript of Jim Curtin’s weekly press conference. Curtin discusses Rais Mbolhi and his expected absences for national team call-ups, why he started Andre Blake, his hope to get Vincent Nogueira and Cristian Maidana on the field together again, and much more.
Pedro Ribeiro, who got his first start for the Union against Houston, is the guest.
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