Defensive breakdowns abounded as the Philadelphia Union fell 2-1 on the road against their rivals New York Red Bulls.
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Playing in bad conditions, the Philadelphia Union managed to keep their undefeated streak against the New England Revolution alive with a 1-0 win at PPL Park.
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The Philadelphia Union overcame poor tactics from John Hackworth to pick up their first win of the season in Colorado thanks to a late second half...
In a result surprising to no one, Sporting Kansas City defeated the Philadelphia 2-1 thanks to C.J. Sapong's late-winner in the 82nd minute.
The Philadelphia Union head to LIVESTRONG Sporting Park to take on Sporting KC in the Union's final road match of their disappointing 2012 campaign.
Two teams already eliminated from postseason contention meet at PPL Park. Philadelphia enters after an impressive road win, while New England is coming off a disappointing...
Philadelphia Union starting XI: MacMath, Gaddis, S.Williams, Okugo, Valdes (c), Carroll, Lahoud, Cruz, G.Farfan, M.Farfan, Martinez Philadelphia Union bench: Konopka, Albright, Torres, Gomez, McInerney, Hoppenot, Hoffman....
Those following other SB Nation sites will be familiar with what is coming soon. The much advertised SB Nation United platform is arriving shortly, and we...
Needing three points to ensure their slim playoff hopes remain alive, the Philadelphia Union delivered and ensured people would live to talk about their playoff aspirations...
Philadelphia Union starting XI: MacMath, Gaddis, Valdes, Okugo, Williams, Lahoud, Carroll, Cruz, M.Farfan, Martinez, Adu Philadelphia Union bench: Konopka, Albright, McInerney, Hoppenot, Hoffman, Daniel, Torres Houston...
Throughout this ugly, charmless 2012 campaign, the Philadelphia Union have had very little in the way of bright spots. The Union's come from behind draw this...
Philadelphia Union starting XI: MacMath, Williams, G.Farfan, Okugo, Valdes (c), Carroll, Lahoud, M.Farfan, Cruz, Adu, McInerney Philadelphia Union bench: Harrison, Gaddis, Albright, McLaughlin, Torres, Hoppenot, Hoffman....
The Philadelphia Union entered this game having not picked up a win in five games. The New England Revolution entered this game having not picked up...
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