Editorials
A point earned that felt more like two points dropped
The Philadelphia Union pulled out a draw but it was a less than convincing performance against CF Montreal
CCL Rewind: They are who we thought they were
Many in the Union fanbase are frustrated after Thursday’s loss to Club América, but no one should be surprised
Concacaf Champions League semifinal an opportunity for Union fans to connect with Club América fanbase
Club América has had fans in Philadelphia longer than the Union has been a team; their first meeting in the two-leg semifinal can be a chance to build mutual appreciation
Amidst transfer talks, Jamiro Monteiro takes time to visit with kids from The SWAG program
It’s looking more and more like Monteiro may have played his last game with the Philadelphia Union
Philadelphia Union recent run of form increases need for youthful injection
While the Union continues to preach youth development, minutes for homegrown players have been noticeably down this season
Unchartered territory for Philadelphia Union increases need for reinforcements
The Union being in the Concacaf Champions League semifinals is as real as the team’s lack of depth
Changed my mind: Sergio Santos edition
Santos’s second half performance in Atlanta is a big reason why the Union are up 3-0 heading into the second leg of the CCL quarterfinal on Tuesday
The Union’s diamond midfield wore out Atlanta, capitalized on tactical hubris to snatch 3-0 win
Union win wasn’t pretty but the scoreboard doesn’t care
New Philadelphia Union jersey moving the brand in an exciting new direction
Doopy Brothers co-host Luke McClung, a graphic designer by trade, reflects on his experience with the Union Creators’ Collective and shares some thoughts on the new jersey
It wasn’t supposed to end this way
The sixth time was the charm for the New England Revolution
Where do the Philadelphia Union go from here, and how do they stay on top?
As the Union advance into the playoffs, they face a challenge to continue their dominance
‘I didn’t expect to cry’ when the Union won the Supporters’ Shield
Former Brotherly Game editor Eugene Rupinski reflects on yesterday’s big day
A newcomer’s guide to the Supporters’ Shield
Explaining all about the uniqueness of the MLS postseason
The Union rise above adversity once again to close in on hardware
Jose Martinez tests positive for Covid-19, Andre Blake and Ray Gaddis leave the game with injuries, but the Union still prevailed
Timing of Aaronson transfer illustrates the bond he’s built with the Philadelphia Union and its fans
When formal negotiations began for Aaronson’s transfer to Red Bull Salzburg in September, him finishing out the MLS season was non-negotiable
Lego Subaru Park and father-son bonding in a global pandemic
Playing Lego with my son has reached a new level thanks to the coronavirus pandemic
Empty stadiums, wistful memories and reasoning with a pandemic-disrupted MLS season
As the Philadelphia Union prepare to welcome a limited number of fans for the first time in 2020, Greg Oldfield looks back on a season unlike any other
A new era of the Philadelphia Union Academy begins this weekend
The academy has a new league and a new focus entering its eighth season
Three things we learned from the Philadelphia Union’s loss in Columbus
Three takeaways from the 1-0 loss Wednesday
Ted Lasso has no business coaching even a fictional Premier League club but you can’t help but root for him anyway
Apple+ comedy about an American gridiron coach taking over the fictional AFC Richmond comes at a perfect time
In the end, seven points and a cup semifinal a positive return for the Philadelphia Union
Union look ahead to resuming the regularly season after a laudable performance in Florida
Jim Curtin has not embraced the new substitution rules
Curtin’s substitution choices on Monday night seemed strange in retrospect
It’s okay to be nervous but still think the MLS is Back Tournament can go on
I’ve gone back and forth from excitement to dread in the run up to the MLS is Back Tournament
It’s not too late to cancel MLS is Back Tournament
Sending 26 teams to a coronavirus epicenter is the latest in a series of questionable decisions MLS has made over the years
The Union’s biggest rivals are any team that is not the Philadelphia Union
It’s rivalry week on SB Nation
When I was 8, my dad’s made up letter prophesied my only soccer success
Maybe lying to your kids isn’t always such a bad thing
Durant investment in the Philadelphia Union about more than hardware
The partnership between Durant, Thirty Five Ventures and the Union may produce more off than field to grow the club and impact the local community than on it for the Philadelphia Union
The Bundesliga is back, but a return to normal still a long way off
Reflections on the Bundesliga’s return
2018 was a year of ‘what ifs’ for Philly area soccer
The Philadelphia Union, Reading United, West Chester United, Lancaster Inferno and West Chester University all lost finals in 2018
Rooting for the Philadelphia Union became an outlet for this fan’s election angst
A reader recounts how the 2016 general election started him down the path of becoming the Philadelphia Union fan he is today
Becoming a Philadelphia Union Fan
My journey to becoming a supporter of the boys in blue
Union underdogs show out to earn road point vs. LAFC
Teamwork and grit gave the Union their first point of 2020 in a hostile environment in the early hours of Monday morning our time