The Philadelphia Union traded Bakary Soumare to the Chicago Fire. Linda Cuttone/Sports Vue Images
Bakary Soumare is going back to the Chicago Fire. The Philadelphia Union traded the defender to his original MLS team in exchange for allocation money and a 2014 MLS SuperDraft natural second-round pick. Complete story
PHILADELPHIA UNION RECENT NEWS
BAK TO CHICAGO Union trade Soumare to Fire
Bakary Soumare is going back to the Chicago Fire. The Philadelphia Union traded the defender to his original MLS team in exchange for allocation money and a 2014 MLS SuperDraft natural second-round pick. BOUNCING BACK MacMath shakes off Galaxy loss, helps Union edge Chicago
CHESTER, Pa.---It’s the life of a goalkeeper still learning the rigors of big time soccer. Just four nights after having perhaps the worst game of his still very young career, Zac Mac Math made six saves and helped the Philadelphia Union hang on to a one-goal lead for 87 minutes as they beat the Chicago Fire 1-0 for the second time in eight days. HISTORY REPEATS Philadelphia Union edge Chicago 1-0 - again
CHESTER, Pa---After their embarrassing loss to the Los Angeles Galaxy midweek, the Philadelphia Union needed a win to get their confidence back. They did that, defeating the Chicago Fire 1-0, Saturday at PPL Park, but despite playing a man up for nearly a half hour, they at times seemed to show the wear of a third game in eight days. “WE NEED THREE POINTS” Philadelphia Union viewing Saturday’s match against Fire as a must-win
The Philadelphia Union arguably played their worst game of the season on Wednesday night, but they have to put it behind them quickly, as they host the Chicago Fire at PPL Park on Saturday at 7:30 pm (TCN). WELCOME TO MLS DP Kleberson gets first start for Philadelphia Union
It didn't come with the fanfare of first games of other Designated Players in Major League Soccer, but the Philadelphia Union's first foreign DP, Kleberson, got his first start Wednesday night in the Union's 4-1 loss to the LA Galaxy. HOME NOT SO SWEET Union home struggles show in 4-1 loss to Galaxy
CHESTER, Pa.---Home is not a fortress any more. The gates have been crashed and the parapets overrun. NOT THERE YET Galaxy put Union in their place at PPL Park
CHESTER, Pa.---The Philadelphia Union may be looking for some credit when they play well and win, but their loss Wednesday night shows they are not yet ready to play with the big boys of MLS, as they fell to the Los Angeles Galaxy 4-1 at PPL Park. SOMETHING TO PROVE Union want to show they can play with big boys
Respect. It's something that has to be earned. The Philadelphia Union are feeling like they are not getting the respect they have earned, and want to use Wednesday's game at PPL Park against the Los Angeles Galaxy to prove they deserve it.
CHESTER, Pa.---It’s the life of a goalkeeper still learning the rigors of big time soccer. Just four nights after having perhaps the worst game of his still very young career, Zac Mac Math made six saves and helped the Philadelphia Union hang on to a one-goal lead for 87 minutes as they beat the Chicago Fire 1-0 for the second time in eight days.
CHESTER, Pa---After their embarrassing loss to the Los Angeles Galaxy midweek, the Philadelphia Union needed a win to get their confidence back. They did that, defeating the Chicago Fire 1-0, Saturday at PPL Park, but despite playing a man up for nearly a half hour, they at times seemed to show the wear of a third game in eight days.
The Philadelphia Union arguably played their worst game of the season on Wednesday night, but they have to put it behind them quickly, as they host the Chicago Fire at PPL Park on Saturday at 7:30 pm (TCN).
It didn't come with the fanfare of first games of other Designated Players in Major League Soccer, but the Philadelphia Union's first foreign DP, Kleberson, got his first start Wednesday night in the Union's 4-1 loss to the LA Galaxy.
CHESTER, Pa.---Home is not a fortress any more. The gates have been crashed and the parapets overrun. 
CHESTER, Pa.---The Philadelphia Union may be looking for some credit when they play well and win, but their loss Wednesday night shows they are not yet ready to play with the big boys of MLS, as they fell to the Los Angeles Galaxy 4-1 at PPL Park.
Respect. It's something that has to be earned. The Philadelphia Union are feeling like they are not getting the respect they have earned, and want to use Wednesday's game at PPL Park against the Los Angeles Galaxy to prove they deserve it.
