Daily news roundups
The Union had a pair of players honored by MLS in the Team of the Week, while Toronto FC have become the favorites to win the supporters shield. Weston McKennie is becoming more outspoken on social issues, while Sergino Dest if confident in the USMNT.
Daily news roundups
Plus: #StrikerMuffin makes team of the week, Henry is in deep merde, and Abramovich catches some unwanted attention.
Daily news roundups
Plus, adoptable pets will be featured at Union home games, and transfer season heats up in MLS.
Daily news roundups
The Union’s match against the New England Revolution has been rescheduled for Thursday night at 7:30. Barcelona was embarssed by Bayern Munich, could Thierry Henry be their next coach? After many rumors, it appears a move away from Schalke may not happen for Weston McKennie.
Daily news roundups
The Union learned their MLS is Back semifinal opponent on Saturday night, they’ll face the Portland Timbers after a 3-1 win over NYCFC. Earlier in the evening, Union II fell to Pittsburgh 4-0. Americans are making moves abroad, while Pulisic scores in the FA Cup
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Both Union teams were in action over the weekend, with differing results. The Houston Dash are NWSL Challenge Cup winners, while NYCFC stuns Toronto. The Premier League has come to an end, and teams in England are circling around Weston McKennie.
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Plus, Union Academy graduate Tomas Romero helps Georgetown to a national championship, and Julie Ertz is the USWNT Player of the Year.
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The Union fell to the Chicago Fire 2-0 on Saturday night. Meanwhile, several Americans started for their clubs in Bundesliga and Premier League action. LAFC booked their ticket to the playoffs, while the rest of the league helped out the Union.
Daily news roundups
Kacper Przybylko makes the MLS Team of the Week, USWNT parade details, Neymar doesn’t show at PSG training. Andrew Wooten is now available for Union selection as the secondary transfer window opens today.
Gold Cup / Photo essays / US / USMNT
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand Sunday night as the United States Men’s National Team squeaked past Curacao at the Lincoln Financial Field to advance to the semifinal in the Gold Cup.
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