Orlando’s mayor will visit PPL Park this weekend as her city considers building a soccer-specific stadium for a prospective MLS club. She’ll get a complex view in Philadelphia, and if MLS officials are smart, they’ll look at the complex view cities like Orlando offer.
Hoppenot again shows electric pace and an eye for the smart run.
Homegrown player Zach Pfeffer scores for Union Reserves, Academy player Zackary Steffen gets first US U-20 call-up.
La Salle goalkeeper John McCarthy has been named Atlantic 10 Men’s Soccer Player of the Week after keeping two clean sheets. More Philly Soccer Six results and news.
Whether because of prices or anger at the team, many who sit in Section 133, home of the IllegitimateS, are reportedly not renewing their season tickets. Nate Emeritz explores what this might mean.
Perhaps the only Union player to come out of the eight game winless streak with consistent credit, stand-in central defender Amobi Okugo is PSP’s Player of the Week.
It was largely a quiet week for players with area ties.
Penn’s Stephen Baker scores 4 goals in 7-2 win. More Philly Soccer Six news.
Philadelphia Union emailed Union fans with a message from John Hackworth on Monday morning. Union players got even more personal Monday afternoon by reaching out to call season ticket-holders. What in the name of Tom Veit is going on? PSP isn’t sure, but since we don’t have Hackworth’s personal email, one PSP contributor replies to Hackworth with an open letter.
Humelstown’s Bill Gaudette continues to impress in goal for New York, and Zach Pfeffer has strong performances for US U-18s in Europe. PSP rounds up performances by locals playing in the pros in this week’s edition of Philadelphians Abroad.
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