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Colorado Rapids 1-2 Philadelphia UnionCOMMERCE CITY, CO--Colorado Rapids had a one-goal lead get away against the Philadelphia Union, and then things really got away towards the end in a match that saw nine yellow cards and two reds. The Rapids were awarded a penalty in the 38th minute after VAR

Loons coach Adrian Heath cites "poor decisions" and "poor mistakes," and is determined not to let this become a habit.

Philadelphia Union extended the match twice with a pair of late goals but ultimately saw their run in the U.S. Open Cup conclude at Minnesota United in a penalty kick shootout.

Bongokuhle Hlongwane scored two goals for the Loons but the celebration was on hold until they finally won after eight rounds of penalty kicks.

With the primary on Tuesday, Bernie Sanders and AOC are coming to Philadelphia to rally with Helen Gym. Plus: Allan Domb at a big cannoli.

On Saturday night, Philadelphia Orchestra conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin had to stop the concert twice due to ringing cell phones.

Philadelphia Union is back in action with a Tuesday night showdown against Minnesota United in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. Kick off is set for 8:30pm ET with the match streamed for free via Bleacher Report.

After an outstanding 3-1 road win over LA Galaxy this weekend, two Rapids players have earned MLS Team of the Matchday honors, including midfielder Connor Ronan and defender Lalas Abubakar.
Ronan was named to the Starting XI, thanks an incredible performance that saw the midfielder deliver assists in all three

After helping the club collect a rivalry shutout on the road, Philadelphia Union defender Damion Lowe has been named to Major League Soccer's Team of the Matchday for Matchday 11, the league announced on Monday afternoon.
Lowe made the most of his first league start for the Union, helping lock

HARRISON, N.J. (AP) — Dániel Gazdag scored on a first-half penalty kick and Andre Blake made it stand up as the Philadelphia Union edged the New York Red Bulls 1-0 on Saturday night. Gazdag's fourth goal of the season gave Philadelphia (4-4-2) the lead for good in the 31st minute.