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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:
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.
On Saint Patrick’s day at Talen Energy Stadium, the Son’s of Ben were gifted with a start from the new Philadelphia Union number 10, Borek Dockal in a 0-0 draw with the Columbus Crew.
Replacing Anthony Fontana, Dockal looked like he needed time to settle in in the early going. But while that happened the Union defense held firm and kept the fast-starting Crew off of the scoreboard. In their second game together, the pairing of Auston Trusty and Jack Elliott looked more assured and were able to keep Zardes at bay.
