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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:

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:

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.

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.

It was an entertaining rivalry game between the Union and Red Bulls this week! Find out how the Union achieved and maintained their 1-0 victory.

A Union-NYRB matchup is a guarantee for some entertaining soccer, but with the Union’s shaky form as of late, it’s uncertain how they’ll fare against one of their biggest rivals. Here’s everything you need to know:

Another week without a league win for the Union. Here’s everything that happened against the New England Revolution:

Week 5 is fast approaching for the Union—here’s what to expect from their midweek matchup against New England:

The Union finally got their first win in MLS this season against the Chicago Fire! Here’s what went down:

Week 4 of MLS comes on Saturday in Chicago for the Union, and here’s what to expect from their matchup against the Fire.

Ladies and gentlemen, this really isn’t a drill…the Union are headed to the CONCACAF Champions League semifinals!

Tomorrow marks an opportunity for the Union to advance to the semifinals of the CONCACAF Champions League. Here’s what to expect for round 2 against Atlanta United:

The Union still have yet to win an MLS game this season as they fell to NYCFC on Saturday, May 1. Here’s what went wrong:

The Union pulled out an unexpected win against Atlanta United in the CONCACAF Champions League. Here’s what that means for the team going forward:

Previews and predictions for the Union’s CCL quarterfinal faceoff against Atlanta United:

Week 2 of MLS play didn’t go the Union’s way. Find out what went wrong here:

Everything you need to know about the Union’s Week 2 faceoff against Inter Miami CF:

It was the season opener for the Union as they traveled to Ohio for a scoreless draw at Historic Crew Stadium. Get the rundown on everything that went down:

The Philadelphia Union are one of MLS’ rising stars, and have proven that they’re no flash in the pan. After 11 years, their city needs to include them when referring to the FIVE major sports teams.

The expectations of the season rest on Borek Dockal producing. Photo Credit Philadelphia Union Communications During the history of the…

 It looked like the Union were heading into the 2018-2019 season without making any major additions to their midfield. Further, the departures of veterans Brian Carroll and failed experiment with Maurice Edu were two major losses the team would face in the midfield for the upcoming season. It seemed that Sporting Director Earnie Stewart and Coach Jim Curtain were satisfied with forging ahead with Alejandro Bedoya and Haris Medunjanin anchoring the unit in the central midfield. Until they added Borek Dockal.