The Union put in a strong performance that indicates they can find success on the road, but their lack of big chances leaves questions about the attack unanswered. Adam Cann dives in with about as thorough an analysis as you’re ever going to read.
Who impressed? Who didn’t? PSP hands out player ratings for the Union’s opener.
From BC Place, PSP has postgame video from Derrick Jones, Alejandro Bedoya and Fafa Picault. Also, a transcript of Jim Curtin’s postgame remarks.
Philadelphia Union earned a point on the road as they played out a tight 0-0 draw against Vancouver Whitecaps at BC Place.
We look at Alejandro Bedoya, the final player in the season preview’s “Players to watch” series. The U.S. international will be asked to do many things. Where will he excel, where will he struggle, and is he the face of the Philadelphia Union?
In the final post in our Questions to Answer series, Peter Andrews examines the potential combinations in the center of midfield.
Greg and Mike talk with right back Keegan Rosenberry and preview the upcoming Union season.
Last year, Herbers gradually worked his way into the lineup and become a key contributor. Where does he fit this year? New PSP writer Zac DeMedio looks at this intriguing second year player.
PSP’s Adam Cann talked with reporter Patrick Johnston of the Vancouver Sun to get a sense of just what to expect from the Whitecaps, and he produced this somewhat unorthodox match preview.
PSP’s Philadelphia Union season previews wraps up with the most pressing question facing the team: Is their coach up to the challenge, and can he get the most out of his talent to fashion a winning team?
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