KYW’s Greg Orlandini and PSP’s Eli Pearlman-Storch discuss the Union’s exit from the US Open Cup. Then, PSP’s Jeremy Lane joins the pod to talk about the USMNT’s recent impressive form in World Cup qualification.
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand as the Union bailed out of the US Open Cup with a disappointing 1-3 loss to DC United.
Reaction to Union’s woeful US Open Cup exit. Anding a bright spot. MLS announces partnership with You Can Play Project. More news.
Dwayne De Rosario scored a hat trick to lead D.C. United on to the U.S. Open Cup quarterfinals and knock the Union out of the tournament.
The US defeated Panama 2-0 to move to the top of the Hex in World Cup qualifying. Hack expects a “feisty” USOC match against DC. Union reaches 2010 tax payment plan with Chester. More news.
What is it about US Open Cup matches that spark such intense rivalries? Adam Cann explores.
Last season the Union needed a US Open Cup run to keep spirits high as they spun down the Nowak rabbit hole. A year later, the team they beat to keep the 2012 USOC run alive is equally desperate for a catalyzing victory in cup competition.
A tired and listless Union, their disconnected midfield, and Ocean City’s great showing in the U.S. Open Cup. PSP’s Dan Walsh weighs in the week that was in Union soccer land.
The Reading United players could hold their heads high after some resolute defending and sensational goalkeeping held New York scoreless for more than 60 minutes.
Paul Rudderow’s look at Reading United’s stout play against New York in their 2-0 third round loss in the US Open Cup.
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