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The Union just wrapped up a 2-1 win against Chicago Fire at Subaru Park. Daniel Gazdag scored early, and Nathan Harriel added a second from a corner. The defense held strong after halftime, limiting the Fire to one late goal. Fans praised the team's aggressive pressing style – it’s the kind of effort that can turn a season around.
Earlier in the week, the Union fell 3-0 to New York Red Bulls. A red card for Kacper Przybylko in the second half hurt their chances, and the midfield struggled to keep possession. Coach Jim Curtin said he’ll rotate the squad for the next game to give younger players more minutes.
The next fixture pits Philadelphia Union against Atlanta United on Saturday night. It’s a crucial match for both teams as they chase a playoff spot. Look out for new signing Alejandro Bedoya, who’s expected to start after his recovery from injury. The Union’s backline will need to stay organized if they want to keep Atlanta’s attack at bay.
Off the field, the Union announced a fan meet‑up at the stadium cafeteria next month. It’s an open invite for anyone who wants to chat with players and get autographs. These events help build community spirit and give fans a chance to see the team up close.
Stay tuned to Zulu Surf Riders Daily for live updates, post‑match analysis, and exclusive interviews. We’ll keep you posted on injuries, transfers, and any surprise lineup changes that could affect your favorite club’s performance.
Cavan Sullivan, a 14-year-old player for Philadelphia Union, made history by becoming the youngest to play in an MLS match during the Union's 5-1 win against the New England Revolution. The match was held at Subaru Park in Chester, Pennsylvania, with Sullivan wearing the No. 6 jersey, marking a significant milestone in his burgeoning career.
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