Video of the Union-Bimbo press conference

They'll play at the New England Revolution on Saturday, Nov. 21, then host Game 2 the following Saturday at Subaru Park.

Yes, the Union went 13-2-4 in league games after Ryan Richter took the helm. But only when the playoffs kick off later this month will we finally know the true depth of that success.

The win in the regular season finale clinched sixth place in the Eastern Conference. The rest of the day’s results set up a first-round playoff series against New England to start between Nov. 20-24.

Four other games will have impacts on the Union's potential path in the playoffs. But the first priority is beating Toronto and snapping a four-game winless skid.

“It’s really full-circle to get the chance to play with some of the guys I’ve looked up to all my life,” the Union's teen phenom said about teaming up with the U.S.' men's team's biggest star.

The Union’s Neil Pierre, Wayne’s Matt Freese, Media’s Auston Trusty, and Chester native George Campbell also made the squad for this month’s Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals.

The teen phenom is No. 6 among MLS players this year, the first spot behind the league’s big international stars: Lionel Messi, Son Heung-Min, Thomas Müller, Robert Lewandowski, and Antoine Griezmann.

It is no secret that this was a while in coming, as the team's longtime captain has spoken for a few years about seeing the end on the horizon. Now it has arrived, and on his terms.

By the time Gianni Infantino’s American assignment is over, FIFA will have paid about $4 million of his taxes.

For as much as the scoreboard renders the final verdict, Richter wasn’t entirely wrong to say his team played the better soccer in Saturday’s 1-0 loss at FC Cincinnati.

Though the visitors outshot the hosts 15-7, including 6-2 in shots on target, a lack of clinicality and a few good stops by Cincinnati goalkeeper Roman Celentano kept the door shut.

Bruno Damiani will also be back from suspension. But the injury bug continues to bite: Milan Iloski, Japhet Sery Larsen, and Alejandro Bedoya are out, and Geiner Martínez is questionable.

Kickoff is set for the weekend of Feb. 19-21, with the Union hosting Chicago. The regular season will end on May 8, and the championship game will be Memorial Day weekend. Here are all the details.

Earning a point against Nashville was always going to be an uphill climb. But the Union earned a crucial point, got some help, and are now playoff-bound after a remarkable comeback story.

It was an ugly game for both teams, with lots of lineup rotation. But the point gained from the first shutout in over a month will come in handy the rest of the way.

The playoff scenarios are the same as the last game: win, and you’re in. Draw, and securing a spot gets a bit trickier. Still, a trio of tough games remain to secure anything.

With fellow striker Bruno Damiani suspended due to yellow card accumulation, the Union’s entire starting front line will be unavailable. Ezekiel Alladoh and Agustín Anello might get shots to start.

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.

Brown said there's "nothing to talk about" with his former teammate Tatum ahead of their first regular-season matchup on Tuesday.

Between injury, scheme, bad clock management, and strategy gaffes, the offense has utterly failed what has become a proficient defense.

After his first career NFL start, Milton expressed gratitude for the opportunity and said he's still getting to know the scheme and his teammates.

The Eagles' losing streak has reached seven, but edge rusher Jonathan Greenard, whom the Birds signed for nearly $100 million, recorded his first sack of the season.

James recovered from his worst game of the season against the Cavaliers on Friday to help a slow start to Sunday's game in Chicago. Jaylen Brown added 29, while Tyrese Maxey scored 27.

The Flyers are averaging the third-fewest shots per game (23.5) and are tied with the Chicago Blackhawks with the second-fewest goals this season entering Sunday's game against the Calgary Flames.