Siobhan Nolan

The Union are looking to finalize some transfer business in the coming weeks, as they look set to put pen to paper with an exciting South American attacking duo.

The Union leave behind some poor performances in Florida, ending the trip on a somewhat sour note in Miami. Here’s what you missed:

It’s another game in Florida for the Union, this time facing off against Inter Miami. In their quest to recapture second place, here’s everything you need to know about the Union’s next outing:

The Union lost just their second game out of their last 13, but, boy, was it a bad one. Here’s everything you missed:

The Union are looking to gain a more secure hold on second place in the East against Orlando City, who are right on their heels in the table. Here’s everything you need to know:

It was a doozy of a game, but the Union finally collect three points to move up to second in the Eastern Conference. Here’s everything you missed in this rollercoaster of a game:

The Union return to battle in Chester against an invigorated DC United side. Here’s everything you need to know:

The New York Red Bulls have joined the ever-growing list of MLS teams that have sent a young player to Europe, meaning that the race is on to see which academy can boast the most talent.

The best goalkeeper in North America has committed his future to the Union–Andre Blake has signed a contract extension with the Boys In Blue.

Union sporting director Ernst Tanner has agreed to extend his contract with the club.

The Union managed a point on the road against the New York Red Bulls, but it certainly wasn’t an easy one.

It’s a nail-biter of a rivalry game as the Union travel to New Jersey to take on the New York Red Bulls in a bid to return to winning ways. Here’s everything you need to know:

The Union’s eight-game unbeaten streak ended with a heartbreaking loss to Nashville SC in the teams’ first time facing each other. Here’s what you need to know about the game:

It’s the first ever matchup between the Union and Nashville SC, so there’s really no way of knowing what to expect. There’s a preview of the game anyway:

The Union’s game against the Fire didn’t go as planned, but they still came away with a hard-fought road point. Here’s everything that happened in the rainy, chaotic mess that was the Union/Fire match:

The Union are back it in MLS, traveling to Chicago to face off against the struggling Fire in their quest to snag the top spot in the Eastern Conference standings. Here’s everything you need to know before kickoff:

The fans are back, and so is the Union’s MLS form. Here’s everything you missed from the Union’s victory over Columbus Crew:

There’s no rest for the Union! Jim Curtin’s men will take on Columbus Crew just three days after their Shakesperean drama against Atlantia United. Here’s everything you need to know:

Jakob Glesnes’ submission for MLS Goal of the Season saved a point for the Union as they return from a three-week break. Here’s what you need to know:

After three long weeks without MLS soccer, the Union are back in action against Atlanta United. Here’s everything you need to know before they take the field:

Jim Curtin signs a two-year contract extension with the Union, and he’s not wasting any time continuing to build the team into the next great MLS dynasty.

SoccerWire just named the Union’s academy the best development program in the nation for young soccer players. Here’s what that means for their young players going forward:

Even without proper recognition and appreciation, Alejandro Bedoya still puts in the work for his team.

When Jim Curtin first became manager of the Union, he seemed like nothing more than a temporary coach to fill the role while a more experienced one could be scouted. Now, he’s made an indelible mark on the Union’s history.

The Union have the potential to become a training ground for Europe’s next young American superstars—but should they be trying to keep them in the U.S. or ship them off when Europe comes calling?

The Union head into an extended international break with a three-game win and clean sheet streak, along with moving up to second in the Eastern Conference. Catch up on their dominant win over the Portland Timbers here:

The Union will really be put to the test when they face off against the Portland Timbers in the eighth week of league play. Can they pull off another win to keep their standing in the Eastern Conference?

The Union moved up to third place in the Eastern Conference standings, but didn’t do so in the prettiest of ways. Here’s everything that went down:

After what seems like forever, the Union return to MLS play against DC United. Here’s what to expect when they set foot on the field in the nation’s capital: