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Philadelphia Union II return to win column with dominate victory over Carolina Core

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Philadelphia Union II picked up their first win since early March with a resounding 4-1 victory over Carolina Core at Subaru Park on Sunday afternoon.

Stas Korzienowski had a brace in his first game back with the second team this season and Malik Jakupovic and Rafael Uzcátegui added goals for Union II.

Tyler Gladstone made his MLS Next Pro and recorded an assist on a corner kick on Uzcátegui’s 63rd minute goal. Defender Andrew Craig also made his Next Pro debut off the bench in the game.

Arnaud Tattevin found the back of the net for the visitors in the 77th minute but the game was already well out of reach by then.

The win was the first for Union II since a 1-0 victory at home over Cincinnati on March 8. They lost to CT United at home on March 15 and had a two-point performance at Red Bull II prior to a two-week break from league play.

Jakupovic’s goal was his third of the season and his 11th in 21 Next Pro appearances. Korzienowski’s brace brought his Next Pro goal total to 10 in 23 appearances.

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Philadelphia Union II: Andrew Rick, Giovanny Sequera, Jordan Griddin (Nehan Hasan 72’), Rafael Uzcátegui, Finn Sundstrom, Kellan LeBlanc (Lennon Harrington 80’ ), Mamoutou Berthé (Óscar Benítez Cobo 66’), Matheus De Paula, Tyler Gladstone (Andrew Craig 72’), Stas Korzeniowski, Malik Jakupovic.

Substitutes not used: Pierce Holbrook, Isaiah Mendoza, John Ruf, Oliver Pratt.

Carolina Core FC: Nicholas Holliday, Nolan Evers, Tim Zeegers, Jair Caiza (Dominique Colon 81’), Charles Orbaugh (Santiago Yepes 47’), Ricardo Montenegro, Thomas Raimbault, Mehdi Zerkane (Msunguchi Alenga 67’), David Díaz ( Arnaud Tattevin 47’), Anthony Sumo Jr., Dyllan John (Nelson Martínez 67’).

Substitutes not used: Trevor Jackson, Jesus Ibarra, Mohamed Diakite, Nathan Brown

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Matthew Ralph
Matthew Ralph is the managing editor of Philadelphia Soccer Now. He's covered soccer at all levels for a decade in the Philadelphia region and has also written for TheCup.us, NPSL, PrepSoccer and other publications. He lives with his wife and two young children in Broomall, Pa., but grew up in South Jersey and is originally from Kansas.

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