Official Site of the Union · Jul 10, 2018
Union Today: Shifting focus to Chicago
Know Your Enemy
Philadelphia Union have a chance to pull even on points with sixth place Montreal if they can grab a win on the road and leapfrog Chicago Fire on Wednesday night.
The Fire went undefeated in June following a loss to Philadelphia at the end of May. But after two wins and three draws, Veljko Paunovic’s squad fell to Kei Kamara and Vancouver Whitecaps to open their July schedule on Saturday.
Reasons to tune in
Wednesday will be the second and final time the Union and Fire will square off in 2018 MLS regular-season action. The two teams met earlier this season on May 30 at Talen Energy Stadium with Philadelphia leaving the match with a 3-1 victory over their Eastern Conference foe.