SI’s Grant Wahl tweets McInerney makes Gold Cup roster, Philly.com’s Jonathan Tannenwald reports confirmation. Casey named to Team of the Week, lauds fan support. 100K protesters expected as Confederation Cup semis begin. More news.
The Union’s signing of Oka Nikolov may reveal a lot about how John Hackworth finds players he wants. Also, a look at the Brazil protests and the great new MLS show on NBC Sports Network.
The Union were sharper than the Red Bulls in every facet of Sunday’s match and the scoreline could have been even more lopsided.
Post-win storylines. Jack’s path to greatness. Casey for Goal of the Week. Union surge in power rankings. Local teams in US Development Academy playoffs. US U-20 WC hopes stay alive. News from Brazil. More.
Postgame press conference and locker room interviews video and postgame quote sheet.
The Red Bulls are without Olave and Juninho as they arrive at PPL Park only three points ahead of the Philadelphia Union. Can Philly shut down Thierry Henry and match New York in the standings?
Abby Wambach takes Jozy Altidore’s 4 in 4 games and compresses it to 61 minutes. The Union will host Stoke City in July. Michael Lahoud is nearing a return, and Amobi Okugo is going online to take your suggestions for a new goal celebration.
Don Anding shines, Keon Daniel doesn’t, and a healthy D.C. midfield finally emerges for a bit. PSP has analysis and player ratings on Wednesday’s U.S. Open Cup match.
John Hackworth replaced Peter Nowak as head coach of the Union one year ago. PSP takes a big picture look at the job he has done since then.
Reaction to Union’s woeful US Open Cup exit. Anding a bright spot. MLS announces partnership with You Can Play Project. More news.
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