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Amid acrimony and lightning, D.C. United falls 2-1 at Philadelphia Union Share this story Mitchell Leff-USA TODAY Sports D.C. United saw a good run of form end tonight in an acrimonious, lightning-delayed 2-1 road loss to the Philadelphia Union. Despite Yamil Asad’s penalty kick early in the second half, United were undone by goals early (via Sergio Santos) and late (from Kacper Przybylko), and also saw three players leave the game which was delayed for 94 minutes with what appeared to be injuries. Hernán Losada was able to call upon Steven Birnbaum, who returned from multiple ankle surgeries for his first competitive appearance in 288 days. He and Tony Alfaro took spots vacated by Brendan Hines-Ike (hip) and Donovan Pines (USMNT), while Yamil Asad replaced United’s other USMNT call-up (Paul Arriola) in the attack. Kevin Paredes was, per the Washington Post’s Steven Goff, held out with a knock in hopes that he would be available for Wednesday’s trip to ....
Philadelphia Union goalkeeper Joe Bendik wins first start since 2018 brotherlygame.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from brotherlygame.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Union form is a bit alarming heading into big rival match at home with DC United brotherlygame.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from brotherlygame.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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Quinn Sullivan’s bicycle kick named MLS Goal of the Week The 17-year old’s wonder-strike against Chicago was the best of the week throughout the whole league Share this story Jon Durr-USA TODAY Sports Quinn Sullivan’s bicycle kick in the 28th minute against Chicago Fire last weekend has been named the MLS Goal of the Week. With the Union trailing 1-0, Sullivan took advantage of being unmarked on a corner kick. Jamiro Monteiro’s cross was met by a Chicago defender who attempted to clear, although it went directly to a lurking Sullivan. The 17-year old Philadelphia native twisted for the overhead kick, sending the whole league into a frenzy and garnering the No. 2 spot on Saturday’s SportsCenter Top 10 plays. ....