A roundup of reaction to the Unions win over the Energy Drinks; Nowak says the expansion team tag is a thing of the past; Roger Torres wins award; Mwanga contacted by Congo; Goalie scores; US drops 2018 WC bid; FIFA bribery scandal; Rooney wants out of Man Utd and more morning news and video
Everyone loves Sebastien Le Toux, but goal-scoring doesn’t matter if you can’t stop the other team, as Philadelphia Union fans learned the hard way. Now that the shutouts are finally coming, it’s largely because of center backs Danny Califf and Michael Orozco Fiscal. PSP raves about the center back pairing of the Union’s present and hopefully the future.
The Galaxy are a very good MLS team. What do the Union need to do in the offseason to join the league’s elites?
The PSP has photos from Saturday’s draw between the Philadelphia Union and the Houston Dynamo.
Peter Nowak rested some regulars and played the kids in a 1-1 draw against Houston. PSP has postgame analysis, player ratings and video highlights.
The Union dominated Chivas USA on their way to a 3-0 victory. PSP has post-game analysis, player ratings, and video highlights.
Another Chris Seitz blunder costs the Union 2 points as they drew 1-1 with an underwhelming Kansas City side. PSP has analysis, video highlights, photos and player ratings.
One of Major League Soccer’s hottest teams visits Philadelphia Union on Saturday. Shea Salinas could return from injury, and we could see a young but exciting Union starting lineup. PSP previews.
On a beautiful night at PPL park that saw a pacy, aggressive Chivas Guadalajara outfit make Eduardo Coudet, Fred and Stefani Miglioranzi look positively geriatric, it was the spate of second half substitutes that rose to the occasion, bringing victory to the Union along with a much-needed clean sheet.
A youth movement is great in theory, but there’s a major catch for Philadelphia Union. If you play the kids too much, you could lose another key player in the expansion draft. PSP plays devil’s advocate and explains why more minutes for Danny Mwanga, Jack McInerney and Amobi Okugo could be bad for the Union, as much as we’d like to see it.
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