Philadelphia Union Release New Secondary Jersey Designed By Fans
The Philadelphia Union unveiled a new uniform on Wednesday.
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The Philadelphia Union unveiled a new uniform on Wednesday.
For Philadelphia fans, there was heartbreak, bubbles, and what felt like routine pain.
Fans were able to get their picture taken with the Supporters' Shield at Subaru Park.
The Philadelphia Union have plenty of reason to give thanks.
The Union's 29-year-old keeper was recognized for his dominant performance in the 2020 season winning his second goalkeeper of the year award.
The Union finished with 47 points to claim the top spot in the Eastern Conference and home-field advantage through the playoffs.
The Union (13-5-3; 44 points) are poised to clinch their first Supporters' Shield trophy.
Aaronson, who is from Medford, New Jersey, joined the Union Juniors when he was 11. He made his debut with the senior team in 2019.
On Sunday, a limited number of people will be allowed into Subaru Park for Sunday's game.
The Philadelphia Union will be the first Philadelphia professional sports team to allow fans to attend matches.
Thanks to some talent from here in our own backyard, the Philadelphia Union are playing some of the best soccer in their history.
The Union's "Kick Childhood Cancer" events will continue all month long.
The Union will play their final six games over the next three weeks.
The Union and the Sixers share a home, but not Philadelphia – Disney World.
The players recognized the victims of police violence in support of Black Lives Matter.
The Philadelphia Union kick of their group stage play next Thursday, July 9 against NYCFC.
The two-time NBA champion and 10-time All-Star has purchased a 5% stake in the club.
We remain on track for many of the professional sports leagues to make a return very soon.
The NBA star has added partial team owner to his many business ventures, buying a 5% stake in the Union.
By the end of July, all five major sports leagues could be back in business.
Right now, it's all about brotherly love.
CBS3's Pat Gallen caught up with Philadelphia Union head coach Jim Curtin and defender Mark McKenzie to see how they've handled the situation.
The Union are backing a new program for boys and girls varsity and junior varsity teams that will give more than 200 children a professional quality soccer experience.
Third-seeded Philadelphia will play at No. 2 seed Atlanta in the second round Thursday night.
With that confidence, the Union hope to kick off the MLS playoffs with a win.
