Tactical analysis: Chicago Fire 3-2 Philadelphia Union
The Union came from behind in the first half and gave up a lead late in the second half as Chicago’s big attacking signing registered a hat trick and the Union’s entered in the 90th minute.
The Union came from behind in the first half and gave up a lead late in the second half as Chicago’s big attacking signing registered a hat trick and the Union’s entered in the 90th minute.
PSP’s Adam Cann breaks down the Union’s 3-0 beatdown loss to Atlanta.
Tweaking the midfield shape pays off as the Union stifle Chicago and ride Chris Pontius’ first goals of the season to victory.
A look at the Union’s draw against the perpetually frustrated Red Bulls.
A wild and ugly game produced some intriguing tactical moves by the managers, but the scoreline reflects Philly’s chronic inability to create good chances out of good positions.
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Montreal Impact used another simple move up the left to punish Philadelphia Union for the second time this season.
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