The New York Red Bulls managed to secure a 0-0 draw against Chicago despite playing with 10 men for more than half of the game. However, the team only produced two shots on target in the second half, despite having 77% possession. This lack of offensive productivity raises questions about their ability to capitalize on
Philadelphia Union
After their recent win over Cincinnati, RBNY has managed to climb to the top of the Eastern Conference. Despite integrating new faces into the team, they have been performing well against tough opponents. However, it remains to be seen if they can maintain this position as the season progresses. The Union’s recent comeback win against
The Crew picked up their first loss and second draw of the season, leading them to drop from the number one spot in the rankings. Despite the unfavorable results, the underlying numbers suggest that they are still a team worth watching. FC Cincinnati has been solid defensively, conceding only three goals so far this season.
MLS action has been in full swing, and with that comes ESPN’s Power Rankings. These rankings are carefully crafted using a mix of key season statistics, recent performance, computer ratings, and expert observations. Let’s take a closer look at some of the top-performing teams after Matchday 5. Despite suffering their first loss of the season,
The City Group has set their sights on up-and-coming talent, Cavan Sullivan, according to a source at ESPN. At just 14 years old, Sullivan has already made a name for himself in the Philadelphia Union academy and has even represented the United States at the youth level. His impressive performances have caught the attention of
Upon carefully analyzing the latest MLS Power Rankings released by ESPN, it becomes evident that there are various layers to peel back when dissecting the performances of each team. The rankings are not merely based on win-loss records, but rather a combination of factors such as key season statistics, recent performances, Opta computer ratings, and
Looking at the MLS Power Rankings, Wilfried Nancy’s team made fluid mid-game adjustments in their recent match, which allowed them to create space and claim the lead. However, they conceded a late equalizer, indicating some vulnerabilities in their defense. Despite being the chief arbiters of beautiful soccer in Major League Soccer, they need to work
The Columbus Crew had a fantastic start to the season with a convincing win against Atlanta. The defensive performance was particularly noteworthy, showcasing their strength as a team. If they can maintain this level of play throughout the season, they will be a force to be reckoned with in the league. The Philadelphia Union made
Philadelphia Union defender Kai Wagner recently had his suspension lifted for violating Major League Soccer’s on-field discrimination policy. The suspension stemmed from allegations that he used a racial slur against New England Revolution forward Bobby Wood during last season’s playoffs, resulting in a three-game suspension in November. However, the suspension was set to carry over
The Philadelphia Union made headlines by signing veteran midfielder Alejandro Bedoya to a new contract and expanded role within the organization. This move came as a surprise to many after reports surfaced late last season that the Union was not planning on offering him a new deal. However, with his leadership, work ethic, and experience,