Two second half goals drove a late comeback as Philadelphia Union knocked off San Jose Earthquakes in dramatic fashion Wednesday night. Alejandro Bedoya pulled one back off a Ray Gaddis helper before Jamiro Monteiro and Kacper Przybylko combined to complete the stunning win that vaulted Philly back into second place in the Eastern Conference.
The Union’s 4-4-2 shape congested the center so San Jose immediately sought to spread out their buildups and attack through Vako down the left. In the 13th minute, the earned a corner kick, played short, and Magnus Eriksson nearly found the recently signed Carlos Fierro at the back post.