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New England is talented, knows what it’s doing, and played the entire game at full strength. The Union hadn’t faced that trifecta much since Ryan Richter took the helm.

The Revolution walked out of Subaru Park with a 2-1 win, earned by goals from Dor Turgeman in the first half and Carles Gil in the second. Neil Pierre scored a consolation tally in the final minutes.

Under his guidance, the Union are in the midst of a 15-game unbeaten streak and hope to make it 16 with a win or a draw against New England inside Subaru Park on Saturday.

The young playmaker missed Wednesday's practice and then practiced Thursday. But he was listed as out on Friday's injury report released by MLS.

Sullivan was fined “for violating the league’s policy regarding simulation/embellishment" on a play in the 84th minute of Saturday’s 2-2 tie with Charlotte.

The Sixers started their season, the Eagles suffered another setback, and the Union kept their streak alive. That, plus some BMX and skateboarding, highlight our best sports photos of the week.

A win against New England locks the Union in, but they can also do so with a draw and some help.

Pierre is still likely going to make a big-money move to Europe in the future. For now, the Union were happy to give him a raise.

Cantor's move, famous for his indelible GOOOOOAL! celebration, surprised the soccer community. But as he told The Inquirer, the reasons were fairly straightforward.

The Union relentlessly pursued Vazquez, wooing him from California. Now, he's back home, hoping to take what he learned while here and parlay it into a trip to the Summer Games in 2028.

MLS has piled games into its calendar since the World Cup. It's affecting the Union and every team in the league. Plus, a look at a notable milestone that Milan Iloski is approaching.

Milan Iloski and Bruno Damiani scored the Union's goals, with the latter coming after Charlotte had taken a 2-1 lead in the second half.

The 17-year-old striker is getting attention from some big clubs in Europe. But he has barely played for the Union yet. That will change soon enough, but he won't be going anywhere until it does.

From the Eagles — and their many fans — in London to the U.S. women's national soccer team taking on Spain in Chester, these are our best sports photos of the week.

“When we go into games like this, it’s not about me,” Richter said after his team passed what he had called the biggest test of his tenure. It did so by jumping on some awful defending by the Fire.

After former Union centerback Jack Elliott was sent off late in the first half, the Union erupted in the second. Milan Iloski scored and Damiani struck twice, with Cavan Sullivan assisting on one.

The two games left no doubt about which team is on top, and not just because of the scores. The good news is the U.S. can see what it takes to get there: moments like Swanson's dramatic equalizer.

It was a night filled with inspiring young women and celebrating women's soccer at Subaru Park on Tuesday. Here’s everything you missed from the USWNT takeover.

The Mahoning County Sheriff’s Department was flooded with about 800 angry calls from people who had seen video of the incident, demanding to know why no one had been arrested.

the U.S. Embassy accused Canadian officials of meeting with Democratic lawmakers, urging the use of retaliatory levies to hit Republican states, and running anti-tariff political advertising.

Kim’s visit to China is his latest move in an increasingly assertive foreign policy as he seeks to align Pyongyang with Beijing and Moscow in a united front against the United States.

Nobel laureate María Corina Machado announced her return in a social media post, then appeared at a church.

Israelis planning to travel from the U.S., United Kingdom, and Canada told the Associated Press they felt a sense of obligation to try to preserve Israel’s democracy.

School is where most young people first discover their place in civic life, yet their voices are rarely taken seriously there. Students have little say in what they learn or how their schools are run.