Steven Goff, writer of the Washington Post’s Soccer Insider blog, joins KYW’s Greg Orlandini and the PSP’s Eli Pearlman-Storch on this week’s edition of the Philly Soccer Show. Topic’s include Saturday’s Union match at DC United, the De Rosario trade, the USMNT humiliating loss in the Gold Cup final and the USWNT at the Women’s World Cup.
Up, down and even – the Union power rankings roundup. Union CEO Sakiewicz makes it clear: there will be more American football destroying the pitch at PPL Park. USWNT wins first group stage match at WWC. Bob Bradley has lost the locker room, will he lose his job? More news.
Looking at the numbers from the Chivas game. Also, the new Chalkboard tab at MLS MatchCenter yields a fountain of data. Too much? No way! How’s Seba doing and more.
It took another moment of brilliance from the Union’s sensational second year striker to take the points from an aggressive and dangerous Chivas team.
The three Union goalscorers offer their take on Saturday’s come-from-behind win. Nowak for Coach of the Year? Independence defeat that team from Florida, the one that is owned and now coached by Mr. Knowitall, Tim Howard tells it like it is. Women’s World Cup underway, more news.
PSP photographer Daniel Gajdamowicz was on the sidelines for Saturday’s match between Philadelphia Union and the Chivas USA.
Mondragon says visiting teams parking the bus is legitimate, Union must find answer. An understanding Mwanga uses frustration from not starting to play better. Real Madrid release roster of stars for summer friendlies. The Villanova at PPL nonsense just got real. USA v Mexico and Women’s World Cup to begin. Your TV listings, more news.
The Union will aim to end a poor week with a direction-changing win against a decent Chivas USA team that features former Union player Alejandro Moreno and former Reading United player Zarek Valentin. PSP previews (sort of).
PSP photographer Nicolae Stoian’s photo essay of Wednesday’s scoreless draw.
Playing on the road following a trans-continental flight is awfully difficult even when you have your best players on the pitch. When you select some of your worst, it’s damn near impossible. (No photos today, too angry to think up witty captions).
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