Player ratings & analysis: Union 1-1 Dallas (4-3)
A cagey match opened up in the second half, then the spotlight fell — as it often has recently — on Zac MacMath.
A cagey match opened up in the second half, then the spotlight fell — as it often has recently — on Zac MacMath.
A mistake followed by a massive save. Zac MacMath shone in the shootout as the Union win and now will host the 2014 US Open Cup final at PPL Park on Sept. 16.
Dallas are undefeated in eight league games since May 31, including the only Union loss under Jim Curtin, the consequence of a fluky own-goal.
Sebastien Le Toux single-handedly won Saturday evening’s match between two disappointingly poor sides.
Video of Jim Curtin’s postgame press conference, and locker room interviews with Danny Cruz, Sebastien Le Toux, Zac MacMath, Ethan White and Sheanon Williams. Also postgame quote sheet, including remarks from Jack McInerney.
The Union earn 3 valuable points with an ugly 2-1 win against the Montreal Impact.
Montreal is a mess, but the Union have to figure out how to fit new pieces into a team that finally looked to be coming together. How will Jim Curtin meet this new challenge?
Carlos Valdes is back with the Union.
Once again, Philly goes into Kansas City with a plan and executes it well, earning a desperately needed point. Jim Curtin is getting buy-in just in time for the stretch run.
Comments from Jim Curtin, Brian Carroll, and Brian Brown following the Union’s 1-1 draw in Kansas City.
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