Iloski leads the Philadelphia Union against the New York Red Bulls
Milan Iloski has seven goals and one assist as the Union face a Red Bulls team that is 14-0-1 when scoring more than two goals.
- On Wednesday night, the Philadelphia Union defeated the New York Red Bulls 3-1 in Chester, Pennsylvania, securing their first victory in more than three months.
- Milan Iloski opened the scoring in the ninth minute, while Indiana Vassilev and Neil Pierre added goals for Philadelphia, countering a 38th-minute strike from New York's Cade Cowell.
- Philadelphia outshot New York 22-10, with a 10-5 advantage in shots on target, while goalkeeper Ethan Horvath recorded seven saves during the match.
- Eighteen-Year-Old Pierre, making his home debut, scored his first career goal, and the result snapped a four-game unbeaten streak for the New York Red Bulls.
- The Philadelphia Union improved to 2-10-4 on the season, while the New York Red Bulls fell to 6-6-4 following the loss.
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Iloski, Vassilev and Pierre each score a goal, Union snap 8-game winless skid, beat Red Bulls 3-1
Milan Iloski opened the scoring in the ninth minute, Indiana Vassilev and Neil Pierre each added a goal, and the Philadelphia Union beat the New York Red Bulls 3-1 for their first win in more than three months.
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REC Union Continue Home dominance over the Red Bulls
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MLS Is Back: Union Return to Host Rival Red Bull
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