Union
It was an up-and-down week for the Union, who fell hard to the Galaxy on Wednesday before turning around to defeat the Fire Saturday for the second time in eight days.
Jack McInerney notched his MLS-leading eighth goal just three minutes into the game and the Union shutout the Fire 1-0 Saturday night at PPL Park.
Coming off a humbling loss to the Galaxy, the Union will not take their next opponent -- the Chicago Fire -- for granted.
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1mJohn Hackworth will have the Union ready to face former teammate Danny Califf and "sneaky good" Toronto FC on Saturday at PPL Park.
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1mComments (1)The Union earned their first points in team history in Columbus after earning a 1-1 draw against the Crew.
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1mJack McInerney scored an early goal for the Union, but it wasn't enough in a 1-1 draw against the Columbus Crew on Saturday.
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1mComments (2)In three tries, the Union have never one a single point at Columbus Crew Stadium. The club seeks to end that streak this Saturday.
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1mComments (1)Brazilian midfielder Jose Kleberson made his first public Union appearance on Wednesday and made his expectations for the MLS quite clear.
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1mThe Union lost again at Red Bull Arena on Saturday, but veteran forward Conor Casey had a breakout game with a quick goal.
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1mThierry Henry scored in the 81st minute and the Union fell to 0-5 all-time at Red Bull Arena after falling to New York, 2-1, on Saturday afternoon.
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