US EditionPhiladelphia Union Squeak by Chicago Fire in Opening Playoff Game, 2-2 (4-2)
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Philadelphia Union squeak by Chicago Fire in opening playoff game, 2-2 (4-2)
Chester, PA October 26, 2025 As the winner of the 2025 Supporter’s Shield, the Philadelphia Union earned home field advantage in the playoffs. The first game in the “best of three” first round playoff against the Chicago Fire on Sunday started slowly, but eventually brought on everything that a playoff game can offer: excitement, disappointment, goals and responding goals, a red card and a penalty shootout. When the game concluded, Philadelp…
Yesterday, the Philadelphia Union managed to impose itself for the minimum to Chicago Fire in a tense match that was decided in the penalty series. Philadelphia, PA – The match was a real battle. There was not much movement until the second part. The first goal would not reach until the 70th minute, work of Indiana Vassilev for the Philadelphia Union, with assistance from Mikael Uhre. A beautiful center was controlled by Vassilev with his chest,…
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