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PHILADELPHIA UNIONcrystal palace F.C.

Eastern1. NYCFC2. Philadelphia3. Montreal4. NY Red Bull5. Toronto6. New England7. D.C. United 8. Orlando City9. Columbus 10. Chicago

Western1. FC Dallas2. Colorado 3. Real Salt Lake4. LA Galaxy5. Sporting KC6. Vancouver7. Portland8. San Jose9. Houston10. Seattle

Match previewPhiladelphia Union take a midweek break from MLS action to welcome the Barclay’s Premier League’s Crystal Palace F.C. to Talen Energy Stadium on Wednesday, July 13, in a 7 p.m. ET kickoff.

This is the seventh consecutive summer the Union have host-ed an international opponent in Chester, with the most recent being the Premier League’s A.F.C. Bournemouth on July 14, 2015. Crystal Palace is making its second trip to Talen Energy Stadium after defeating Philadelphia, 1-0 in a friendly on July 25, 2014 in front of 15,482 fans.

Like most summer international friendlies for MLS teams, the match with Crystal Palace is crunched between a jam-packed schedule for Philadelphia. The Union dismantled D.C. United on Saturday, 3-0, behind first half penalty kicks from Roland Alberg and Ilsinho. Within two minutes of the second half, Ilsinho put the game away with a smash from close range.

The Union (8-6-5 MLS) dictated play with 60-percent posses-sion and held a man advantage for the final 25 minutes to move within one point of New York City FC atop the Eastern Confer-ence standings.

For Palace, the match in Chester will be the team’s first as part of its USA/Canada tour that also includes stop at FC Cincin-nati and Vancouver Whitecaps. In manager Alan Pardew’s first full season at the helm, the Eagles finished 15th in the Premier League table and made a run to the FA Cup Final, where they fell 2-1 to Manchester United.

Despite scoring the fourth fewest goals (39) in the league last season, Palace was held in place by a defense that ranked 10th in goals allowed (51). The team’s top all-competition scorer, Dwight Gayle, has moved to Newcastle United, but Pardew has since added Andros Townsend from Newcastle as well as James Tom-kins from West Ham United and Steve Mandanda in goal from

Marseille.

Townsend and Tomkins are two of 25 players that made the trip for the Eagles, who also includ-

ed signature names such as Jason Puncheon, Yan-nick Bolasie and Frazier

Campbell, but left behind notable playmaker Yohan Cabaye.

The Union can better its record against international competi-tion as the club currently holds a 5-6 overal record in interna-tional friendlies, including a 5-4 record at Talen Energy Stadium.

Against Premier League clubs, Philadelphia is just 1-5, with the lone victory coming against Everton on July 20, 2011, 1-0.

2016 Table (As of July 12)

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OPPONENT@ FC Dallas@ Columbus CrewNew England Revolution@ Chicago FireOrlando City SC@ Seattle SoundersNew York City FCSan Jose EarthquakesL.A. Galaxy@ Montréal ImpactD.C. United@ Orlando City SC@ Colorado Rapids Columbus Crew@ New York City FC Chicago Fire Vancouver Whitecaps @ Houston Dynamo D.C. UnitedNew York Red Bulls @ Montréal Impact Real Salt Lake@ D.C. United@ New England Revolution Toronto FC@ Columbus Crew Sporting Kansas City @ Chicago Fire Montréal Impact @ Portland Timbers @ Toronto FC @ New York Red Bulls Orlando City SC New York Red Bulls

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Philadelphia Union goalkeeper Andre Blake and defender Keegan Rosenberry were voted to the 2016 AT&T MLS All-Star Fan XI and will join MLS’ best as they take on English Premier League club Arsenal FC at Avaya Stadium, on Thursday, July 28.

Blake all-star selection is his first as he has been sensational for the Union in the 2016 campaign. The former No. 1 overall pick in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft has posted a 6-1-2 record with four shutouts and 1.11 goals-against aver-age at Talen Energy Stadium this season.

Rosenberry has been a cornerstone for the Union in 2016. The No. 3 overall pick in the 2016 MLS SuperDraft has played every minute for Philadelphia this season. Not only is he the only Union player to accomplish that feat, but he’s also the only rookie in MLS to do so as well.

Rosenberry becomes the first rookie to be named an MLS All-Star since 2013 and only the second since 2005. The Georgetown product recorded his first MLS goal in dramatic fashion against the LA Galaxy. Rosenberry found the back of the net to give the Union a 2-2 draw.

In 2012, Carlos Valdes and Michael Farfan represented Philadelphia in a 3-2 win over Chelsea at Talen Energy Stadium. Other Union players to appear in the MLS All-Star Game are Sebastien Le Toux (2010), Faryd Mondragon (2011), Jack McInerney (2013) and Maurice Edu (2014).

“It’s excellent. It’s great for the club be-

cause the Union badge will be on display

against Arsenal. That’s a special thing.” - Jim

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Union Head Coach Jim Curtin

Opening statement...

“First and foremost, an official welcome to Alan (Pardew) and Crystal Palace. It’s great to have a top club come into our building and get the opportunity to play against them. It’s exciting for our group coming off a good result. We look forward to the exercise and again, welcome.”

On the lineup with a Steel FC match on Thursday and Red Bulls on Sunday...

“We’ll treat it the right way and play a tough group. Again, we’ll be smart with a knock or two that happened in the D.C. game. Ilsin-ho has a little groin issue so we’ll be smart in that regard. Tranquillo (Barnetta), we’ll see where he’s at. I think it’s a great exercise for us midweek to see where we stack up. We’ll also get some of our younger guys some experience - some much needed experience. They’ve worked very hard over the season to be rewarded and play against a great opponent to see where you measure up, is good. You think of the names Bolasie and Zaha on the wings and the speed that those guys present, and all the new signings that they have with guys that have had success at the highest level. As the Euro’s finish up, they have a very deep squad. Again, you test your-self against a top team. Crystal Palace is something we look forward to.”

On MLS’ growing image on the international scene …

“It’s grown a great deal. Obviously, their league in this country has grown a great deal, too. You can wake up on a Saturday morning and it’s three games in a row. The same thing is happening for us. The exposure we’re getting is great, the soccer specific stadiums, the backing from powerful ownership groups. It’s coming. It’s really making big strides in the U.S. Again, tackling that market. Every-body things the four major sports are football, basketball, baseball and hockey - well, soccer has made a real push. It’s not a matter of if-and-when, it’s here and it’s going to overtake some of those sports. It’s coming. To have the stage we had this summer with Copa America here, the Euro’s are on, to have Crystal Palace come in is a great chance to grow the game in this country because it is still growing. You hear Alan talk about the facilities, that goes a long way. The more clubs that come over and see this league is improving and getting better, the better exposure, the better players that will come here and it’s just better for the game.”

Crystal Palace Manager Alan Pardew

On how the States have treated them so far...

“It’s treating us very, very well. We’re coming to Philly in hot conditions, which is unusual for us. We’re from the Wimbledon area so if you’ve seen the tennis, a little bit of rain and a little bit of heat now and again, but this is quite intense for us. So, it’s good that we’ve been here a couple of days already because we needed to get used to it. The welcome we’ve had and the facilities have been excel-lent.”

On the Crystal Palace support he expects…

“Well of course our support is special at home. We’re very lucky to have a unique atmosphere. Anybody that comes to London should come visit us south of the river. American audiences that I have experienced are different kinds of audiences, a different kind of beat to the way that they support. It’s interesting. They get excited about corners and stuff - I love that. Our guys are a little bit more critical, maybe because they’ve watched it for so long at the professional level. I wish that we were a little bit more like that. The enthusiasm just here at the training pitch with the Philadelphia Union fans that came along, they were wishing my team well, but they are wishing we lose, which you would expect. There was an enthusiasm about that and I love that. And hopefully we can put a product on the pitch that brings that out in the crowd because a good game stimulates the crowd.”

On the team lineup tomorrow…

“You must remember this is our first game, tomorrow, of the season. We have to very careful a little bit with our players. We’ll be changing a lot, which is not suitable for Jim and me, really, but I have to do that, particularly in this heat. But, you’ll be looking at some of our talent that did really well last year that needs to now break through. I could pick out probably Sullay Kaikai, who had a great season on loan. He’s threatening the first team. He’s probably what you would consider a typical Crystal Palace player. He’s like Zaha, he takes people on. He’s a real threat, probably more of a threat to goal than Zaha, shooting. He will play tomorrow. Townsend will play his first game, so that will be something unique for Philly. And most of the big hitters will get a piece of the action tomor-row.”

PHILADELPHIA UNION TECHNICAL STAFFjim curtin

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Josh Gros

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Paul RushingAthletic Trainer

Garrison DraperPerformace Director

Jim Curtin was named head coach of the Philadelphia Union on Nov. 7, 2014 after taking over as interim team manager on June 10, 2014. Curtin quickly made his mark on the first team as interim manager, leading the Union to its first U.S. Open Cup final appearance in franchise history. Philadelphia lost to eventual Sup-porters’ Shield winners Seattle Sounders in extra time, 3-1. He brought the Union back to the final in 2015, but they fell again, but in penalty shootout this time.

Curtin joined the Union’s first team on November 29, 2012, serving close to two years an assistant coach with the senior squad.

A native of Oreland, Pa., Curtin joined the Union staff at the academy ranks in June 2010 after joining YSC Sports in Wayne as the director of curriculum development. Additionally, Curtin was the Union’s Under-18 Academy head coach and was instrumental in the U-18s capturing the 2012 Generation Adi-das Cup.

He was named BIG EAST rookie of the year in 1997 and a three-time team MVP for the Wildcats. The All-American defender was a two-time first team All-BIG EAST selection in 1999 and 2000 and was the 2001 Philadelphia Soccer Seven Player of the Year. He became the first player from Villanova to be drafted into the MLS when he was selected by the Chicago Fire. The 2004 MLS All-Star played over two hundred games for the Fire as was named Chicago’s defender of the year in 2004 before finishing his final two seasons in the league with Chivas USA.

Curtin retired from the MLS in 2009 and moved back to Philadelphia with his wife Jen.

Earnie StewartSporting Director

Philadelphia Union hired Earnie Stewart to take over as the club’s Sporting Director on Oct. 26, 2015. He officially started with the club on Dec. 7.

As Sporting Director, Stewart oversees all Union technical and soccer-related decisions, working closely with the Union First Team, USL team and Youth Academy.

This technical leadership role is one the former U.S. National team and three time World Cup veteran knows well from his time as the Director of Football Affairs at AZ Alkmaar, a club he has guided to Europa League qualification the last six consecutive seasons.

Under Stewart’s technical guidance AZ developed a reputation for its innovation, player recruitment, and player development methodology. In 2015, AZ Alkmaar was honored with the Rinus Michels Award for having the best youth academy in Dutch football.

Stewart was a staple for the U.S. Men’s National Team throughout the 1990’s and early 2000’s, registering 101 caps for the team from 1990 until he retired in 2005. He was a regular starter for USMNT in the 1994, 1998 and 2002 World Cups and his 111 goals as a profes-sional in the Netherlands make him the highest-scoring American in international club play.

Stewart also played in MLS during the 2003 and 2004 seasons and was a member of the D.C. United team that won the MLS Cup in 2004.

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B.J.CallaghanAssistant Coach

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Position: DefenderBirthday: 10-24-1989Birthplace: Caravelas, BrazilHeight: 6’2”Weight: 170 lbs.Previous Club: Tombense FC (Brazil)

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A left-footed center back, Anderson Conceição joined the Philadelphia Union on Jan. 13, 2016 from Tombense FC of Brazil’s Série C. He joined Tombense in June 2011, but has spent the majority of his tenure on various loan spells at larger clubs. In 2015, Conceição played for América Mineiro, where he appeared in 30 matches while helping the team achieve promotion to Série A for the 2016 season. During the 2012-2013 season, Conceição played for La Liga’s RCD Mallorca, appearing in 19 matches in all competitions including two matches in the Copa del Rey.

2015: Tombese sent Conceição to América Futebol Clube (MG) on loan. He played in 30 league matches with América Futebol Clube (MG) and helped lead the club to a 19-8-11 record and promotion into Brazil’s Serie A.

MLS Games Played: 1 Career MLS Goals: N/ALast Goal Scored: N/A

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Position: DefenderBirthday: 3-16-1985Birthplace: Ariquemes, BrazilHeight: 5’7”Weight: 149 lbs.Previous Club: Sydney FC (Australia)

MLS Games Played: 74 MLS Career Goals: 2Last MLS Goal: 08/16/15vs. Chicago

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2015: Started 23 games and appeared in three more as a reserve. Scored one goal and added three assists. He led the team with 118 interceptions and was second with seven clean sheets.

2014: Appeared and started in 19 games, logging 1,636 minutes. He notched a pair of assists and seven total shots while mostly playing left back. He made his debut in the season opener at Portland on March 8. During a 3-3 draw against Vancouver on June 7, he picked up an assist. Also picked up an assist during his final appearance of the season against Columbus on Oct. 11.

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NAMEFabinhoRoland AlbergIlsinhoEric AyukTranquillo BarnettaAndre BlakeBrian CarrollAnderson Conceição Warren CreavalleMaurice EduLeo Fernandes Raymon GaddisFabian HerbersMatt JonesSebastien Le TouxRichie MarquezJohn McCarthyCole MissimoChris PontiusWalter RestrepoKeegan RosenberryKen TribbettC.J. SapongTaylor Washington Joshua Yaro

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BIRTHPLACEAriquemes, BrazilHoorn, NetherlandsSao Paulo, BrazilYaounde, CameroonSt. Gallen, SwitzerlandMay Pen, JamaicaSpringfield, Va.Caravelas, BrazilAcworth, Ga.San Bernadino, Calif.North Babylon, N.Y. Indianapolis, Ind. Ahuas, Ga.Stoke-on-Trent, EnglandRennes, FrancePomona, Calif. Philadelphia, Pa. Dallas, TexasYorba Linda, Calif. San Diego, Calif. Harrisburg, Pa. Centennial, Colo.Manassas, Va. Somers, N.Y.Santa Barbara, Calif.

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EricAYUK

MLS Games Played: 28 MLS Career Goals: 2Last MLS Goal: 09/28/15 vs. Montréal

Position: MidfielderBirthday: 2-17-97Birthplace: Yaounde, CameroonHeight: 5’7”Weight: 150 lbs.Previous Club: Rainbow FC

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Eric Ayuk Mbu joined the Philadelphia Union on March 3, 2015 from Rainbow FC Bamenda. The speedy right winger became the youngest player to score in Union history, at 18 years, 2 months and 9 days, tallying against Columbus Crew SC on April 25, 2015.

2015 (Union): In his first season with the club, Ayuk played in 28 games and started 14. In MLS play, he scored two times and assisted on two more, scoring his first league goal April 25 against Columbus. He added a highlight-reel goal with a blast against Montreal Impact on June 27. In the U.S. Open Cup, Ayuk notably scored against New York Red Bulls in the quarterfinals, giving the Union a 1-0 lead. The club went on to win in penalties despite playing with 10 men.

TranquilloBarnetta

MLS Games Played: 27MLS Goals Scored: 3 Last MLS Goal: 5/25/16vs. Orlando City

10Position: MidfielderBirthday: 5-22-1985Birthplace: St. Gallen, SwitzerlandHeight: 5’10”Weight: 170 lbs.Previous Club: Schalke 04

Tranquillo Barnetta joined the Philadelphia Union on July 29, 2015 as a free transfer. He has extensive experience in the German Bundesliga where he made 260 league appearances in his career. Playing for Schalke 04 from 2012-15, he made 60 total appearances and had three goals. Prior to joining Schalke, Barnetta played for Bayer Leverkusen, where he signed when he was just 19 years old. There, Barnetta made 229 total appearances and scored 26 goals with 51 assists in eight seasons. He’s also had loan spells at Hannover 96 and Eintracht Frankfurt.

2015: Joining the Union late into the season, Barnetta was able to score a goal and assist on three others in his 11-game stint with the club in 2015. Barnetta was involved with both Philadelphia goals tallying a goal and an assist in the Union 2-0 win over Houston on Sept. 20. He captained the team for the first time against San Jose on Sept. 5.

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Ilson Pereira Dias Júnior, better known as Ilsinho, signed with the Philadelphia Union on Feb. 24, 2016 as a free transfer. The Brazilian attacking midfielder has played in UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup/Europa League and the Olympics. And while playing in Ukraine, he won five league titles as well as six domestic cups.

2014-15 (Shakhtar Donetsk): Made 14 league appearances and scored five goals with six assists. He appeared in three UEFA Champions League matches, where he helped the club finish second in Group H to advance to the knockout round where they ultimately lost to eventual semifinalists Bayern Munich.

MLS Games Played: 13Career MLS Goals: 2Last MLS Goal: 7/9/16vs. D.C. United

Position: MidfielderBirthday: 10-12-1985Birthplace: Sao Paulo, BrazilHeight: 5’ 10”Weight: 170 lbs.Previous Club: Shakhtar Donetsk (Ukraine)

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2015-16 (ADO Den Haag): Played in 13 games and added one goal and one assist. He scored four goals in reserve games for ADO Den Haag and was transferred to the Union in February.

2014-15 (ADO Den Haag): Had arguably his best professional season, playing in 32 games, while helping ADO Den Haag to a 13th place finish. He scored 10 goals and added eight assists, which was good for a tie for seventh place in the Eredivisie.

2013-14 (ADO Den Haag): Started the year with Elazigspor and played in one game. He then transferred to ADO Den Haag on Sept. 2. Played in 26 games, scored seven goals and added seven assists.

MLS Games Played: 15Career MLS Goals: 6Last MLS Goal: 7/9/16vs. D.C. United

Position: MidfielderBirthday: 8-6-1990Birthplace: Hoorn, Nether-landsHeight: 5’ 11” Weight: 165Previous Club: ADO Den Haag (Netherlands)

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Position: DefenderBirthday: 4-18-1986Birthplace: San Bernardino, Calif.Height: 6’1”Weight: 180 lbs.Previous Club: Stoke City (England)

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Maurice Edu originally joined the Union prior to the 2014 season. After signing a multi-year extension in 2015, the defensive midfielder will enter his third year with the club in 2016 as the undisputed leader of the team. He has experience in the FIFA World Cup, UEFA Champions League and Europa League and was a former No. 1 overall selection in the MLS SuperDraft.

2015: Edu made 22 appearances and had one goal and one assist. He underwent successful season-ending surgery for a sports hernia on Oct. 15. He was shut-down midway through the year in league play, but rehabbed and played through pain in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Final against Sporting Kansas City.

2014 (Union): Edu officially joined the team on loan from Stoke City on Jan. 27. In his first year back in MLS, he appeared and started in 31 games.

Games Played: 91 Career MLS Goals: 9Last MLS Goal: 6/27/15 vs. Montréal

Position: DefenderBirthday: 8-14-1990Birthplace: Acworth, Ga.Height: 6’0”Weight: 170 lbs.Previous Club: Toronto FC

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2015 (Union and Toronto): Traded to the Union on Aug. 7. Appeared in five matches, made two starts and had one assist. In Toronto, Creavalle played and started each of the team’s first four games at right back. In all, he’s made 14 appearances with eight starts this season. He scored the game-winning goal against San Jose Earthquakes on May 30 during a 3-1 win and Toronto has gone 7-5-2 in games he’s played. 2015: Creavalle played and started each of Toronto’s first four games at right back. In all, he’s made 14 appearances with eight starts this season. He scored the game-winning goal against San Jose Earthquakes on May 30 during a 3-1 win and Toronto has gone 7-5-2 in games he’s played. The versatile fullback also has experience playing defensive midfielder.

MLS Games Played: 98 Career MLS Goals: 5Last Goal Scored: 5/30/15 (Toronto) vs. San Jose

MLS Games Played: 361Career MLS Goals: 9Last MLS Goal: 5/28/16 at Colorado

Position: MidfielderBirthday: 7-20-1981Birthplace: Springfield, Va.Height: 5’10”Weight: 155 lbs.Previous Club: Columbus Crew SC

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Brian Carroll was acquired by Philadelphia Union on Nov. 22, 2010 via trade with Columbus Crew SC. A defensive midfielder, Carroll is the longest-tenured member with the club and has worn the captain’s arm band in each of the last five seasons. He re-signed with the club on Jan. 20, 2016.

2015: Carroll played 22 league games and started in 21. The Union re-signed Brian Carroll for the 2016 season on Jan. 20, 2016.

2014: Appeared in 21 games and had 17 starts for a total of 1,467 minutes. He became the sixth field player in MLS history to make 300 career starts on Sept. 13 when he started against New York Red Bulls. Brown’s lone assist of season came in a 1-1 draw with Montreal on March 29.

2013: The Captain of the Union started in all 33 games of the season, logging a total of 2,969 minutes. On October 10th, he reached a milestone by competing in his 300th regular season MLS game.

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MLS Games Played: 25MLS Clean Sheets: 6 Last Clean Sheet: 7/9/16vs. D.C. United

Position: GoalkeeperBirthday:11-21-1990Birthplace: May Pen, Jamai-ca Height: 5’10”Weight: 170 lbs.Previous Club: UConn

2015: Blake recorded two shutouts in six MLS games. He broke a franchise record for saves in a game, by making 10 against New England on Sept. 26. He was a two-time MLS Team of the Week selection, on Week’s 30 and 34. Blake also started the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Final against Sporting Kansas City.

2014: Appeared in one match, making first career start at Houston on Aug. 15. In the game against the Dynamo, Blake made seven saves. He also led the Union to a pair of early-round U.S. Open Cup victories.

2013 (UConn): Registered 10 shutouts (0.75 GAA and 10-3-8 record) to win the American Athletic Conference Goalkeeper of the Year award. Blake was also a semifinalist for the MAC Hermann Trophy.

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Position: ForwardBirthday: 8-17-1993Birthplace: Ahaus, GermanyHeight: 6’0”Weight: 170 lbs.Previous Club: Creighton (NCAA)

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The Union selected Fabian Herbers with the No. 6 overall pick in the 2016 MLS SuperDraft.

2015: Herbers started 23 games for Creighton University netting 15 goals including five game winning goals. Herbers assisted on 17 goals throughout the course of the season. Herbers was a finalist for the MAC Hermann Trophy. Herbers finished the 2015 season as the Big East Player of the Year unanaimously.

MLS Games Played: 17Career MLS Goals: 1Last MLS Goal: 6/1/16 vs. Columbus

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2015-16 (CD Tondela): On loan from Belenenses, Jones played in 10 games, allowing 12 goals while keeping one clean sheet for the Portuguese first division club.

2014-15 (Belenenses): Played in 15 games, allowing 15 goals and kept five clean sheets. Also played in six cup matches and posted two more clean sheets.

2013-14 (Belenenses): Played in 29 league games and kept 11 clean sheets as Belenenses staved off relegation by four points

MLS Games Played: 1 MLS Clean Sheets: N/ALast Clean Sheet: N/A

Position: GoalkeeperBirthday: 5-11-1986Birthplace: Stoke-on-Trent, United KingdomHeight: 6’ 2”Weight: 189 lbs.Previous Club: CF Belen-enses (Portugal)

Position: DefenderBirthday: 1-13-1990Birthplace: Indianapolis, Ind.Height: 5’9”Weight: 151 lbs.Previous Club: West Virginia (NCAA)

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2015: Gaddis started in 27 games during 2015 season, booking 2399 minutes of action. He finished the season with one assist, coming against San Jose on Sept. 5, 2015. His streak of starting and finishing 54 straight games was broken on May 17 against DC United. 2014: Started every game of the season and played all but nine minutes, leading all MLS field players in minutes played (3,051). He became the first field player to play at least 3,050 minutes for the Union since 2011, when Sebastien Le Toux played all 3,060 minutes. Offensively, he posted a career-high two assists.

MLS Games Played: 117Career MLS Goals: N/A Last MLS Goal: N/A

Position: MidfielderBirthday:12-23-1991Birthplace: North Babylon, N.Y.Height: 6’1”Weight: 179 lbs.Previous Club: NY Comsos

LeoFernandes22

2015 (N.Y. Cosmos): Spent the season on loan with the Cosmos of the North American Soccer League and was named the NASL Young Player of the Year. He played in 27 games, made 22 starts and scored eight goals to go along with three assists.

2014: Appeared in 13 games, starting seven in 697 minutes. Fernandes had two goals and one assist on the season. He notched his first career assist in a 1-0 win over New England on March 15, and scored first career goal in the following game at Columbus on March 22. His other goal came in the Union’s 2-2 draw with Chicago on April 5.

2013: Played in seven games starting three, logging 281 minutes. Earned the first start of his MLS career on July 3, 2013 against Real Salt Lake, resulting in a 2-2 draw.

MLS Games Played: 29 Career MLS Goals: 2Last MLS Goal: 4/5/14@ Chicago

Raymon Gaddis

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Position: MidfielderBirthday: 1-10-1984Birthplace: Mont-Saint-Aignan, FranceHeight: 6’0”Weight: 155 lbs.Previous Club: New York Red Bulls.

Sebastien Le Toux9

2015: Le Toux appeared in 31 games and started 26. He scored eight goals and assisted on six. He also scored the game-winning goal against Chicago in the US Open Cup semifinal.

2014: Le Toux appeared in 29 games, starting 23, while logging 2,050 minutes. He posted a team-high 12 goals and 31 points. He also notched seven assists on the season.

2013: Played in 31 games starting 25, logging 2222 minutes. He scored 3 goals and led the team with 12 assists.

MLS Games Played: 233 Career MLS Goals: 56Last MLS Goal: 4/16/16 @ Seattle

Position: DefenderBirthday: 05-26-1992Birthplace: Pomona, Calif.Height: 6’2” Weight: 185 lbs.Previous Club: Univ. of Redlands (NCAA Div. III)

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2015 (Union): Marquez made his MLS debut by coming on as an injury replacement for Michael Lahoud in the 6th minute against Toronto FC on May 2. Despite it being his debut against international stars Sebastian Giovinco and Jozy Altidore, Marquez anchored the defense and limited to Toronto to one goal, which came off of a set piece. He finished the year starting 20 of the final 24 league games for the team, and was on the field for a team-high eight clean sheets. Finished the year with 21 league appearances and 20 starts.

2014 (Union): Did not appear in League action, but played an integral role in leading the Harrisburg City Islanders to the USL Pro Championship game while on loan. He led the USL Pro in minutes played (2,520) by playing the full 90 minutes in 28 games.

MLS Games Played: 39 Career MLS Goals: 1 Last MLS Goal: 5/20/16 vs. DC United

2015: Started 11 games for the Union and went 3-5-3 with a 1.64 goals against average. He made his debut on April 11 at Talen Energy Stadium and helped the Union secure their first win of the season, beating New York City FC 2-1. McCarthy shined in U.S. Open Cup play, starting four games and guiding the Union through victories in penalty kicks against his former club Rochester in the Fourth Round and New York Red Bulls in the quarterfinals. He came on as a substitute in the Open Cup Final against Sporting Kansas City.

2014 (Rochester Rhinos): McCarthy was named the USL Goalkeeper of the Year, and USL Rookie of the Year in 2014 after a strong showing with the Rhinos. He led the league with a 0.72 goals against average after allowing just 13 goals in 18 games and posted an 8-4-6 record with 10 shutouts and 41 saves.

Position: GoalkeeperBirthday: 7-4-1992Birthplace: Philadelphia, Pa.Height: 6’3”Weight: 192 lbs.Previous Club: Rochester Rhinos (USL)

John McCarthy27

MLS Games Played: 11 MLS Clean Sheets: 2Last Clean Sheet: 9/20/15vs. Houston

Position: MidfielderBirthday: 2-15-1993Birthplace: Dallas, TexasHeight: 5’10” Weight: 160 lbs. Previous Club: Northwestern (NCAA)

Cole Missimo19

MLS Games Played: N/ACareer MLS Goals: N/ALast MLS Goal: N/A

Missimo played his college ball at Northwestern University where he spent four years with the Wildcats. During his career at Northwestern, Missimo played 76 games and started 56, scoring seven goals and handing out 12 assists. In 2015, Missimo scored one goal and gave two assists and was named NSCAA Second Team All-Big Ten Conference for the second year in a row.

Position: DefenderBirthday: 1-13-1990Birthplace: Indianapolis, Ind.Height: 5’9”Weight: 151 lbs.Previous Club: West Virginia (NCAA)

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Position: DefenderBirthday: 12-11-1993Birthplace: Harrisburg, Pa.Height: 5’8”Weight: 163 lbs.Previous Club: Georgetown (NCAA)

KeeganRosenberry12

The Union selected Keegan Rosenberry with the No. 3 overall pick in the 2016 MLS SuperDraft on Jan. 14, 2016. The Ronks, Pa. native spent time in the Union academy program before attending Georgetown where he played four seasons. While there, he started 90 games, scored four goals and added 13 assists. In 2015, Rosenberry was a first team NSCAA Great Lake Region selection and a second team All-Big East selection.

2015: Played and started in 21 games for Georgetown. Scored two goals and assisted on six.

MLS Games Played: 19Career MLS Goals: 1 Last MLS Goal: 5/11/16vs. LA Galaxy

Position: MidfielderBirthday: 6-21-1988Birthplace: San Diego, Calif.Height: 5’ 8”Weight: 169 lbs.Previous Club: NY Cosmos (NASL)

Walter Restrepo

2015: Played in 29 games and started 24 for the New York Cosmos in the NASL. Finished the season with three goals and five assists in his 2,151 minutes on the pitch.

MLS Games Played: 2Career MLS Goals: N/A Last MLS Goal: N/A

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Position: ForwardBirthday: 12-27-1988Birthplace: Manassas, Va.Height: 6’1”Weight: 185 lbs.Previous Club: Sporting KC

C.J.Sapong17

Sapong, 27, joined the Union on Dec. 8, 2014 from Sporting Kansas City in a trade for the Union’s highest selection in the 2015 MLS SuperDraft. During the 2015 season, Sapong appeared in 27 games and started 20. He was the Union’s highest goal scorer, finding the back of the net nine times, while adding four assists. He tied the franchise record for consecutive games with a goal, four, which led to being named a finalist for the MLS Player of the Month in June.

2015: In C.J. Sapongs first year with Philadelphia. He led the Philadelphia Union with nine goals, matching his career high. Sapong started in 20 games and played in 27 during the season.

MLS Games Played: 153Career MLS Goals: 34Last MLS Goal: 5/14/16 at Montreal

Position: MidfielderBirthday: 5-12-1987Birthplace: Yorba Linda, Calif.Height: 6’0”Weight: 170 lbs.Previous Club: D.C. United

Chris Pontius13

2015: Played in 23 games and started 17 for D.C, coming off an injury. Pontius managed to net three goals and add an assist thoughout the MLS regular season. Pontius played in 1,534 minute.

2014: Started three and played in six games. Pontius lost most of the season to injury. Scored one goal and was on the pitch for 276 minutes in total.

2013: Scored two goals and assisted on three goals for D.C in his 22 games. Finished the season with 1754 minutes.

Games Played: 171Career MLS Goals: 37Last MLS Goal: 6/25/16 vs. Vancouver

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Position: DefenderBirthday: 11-18-1994Birthplace: Kumasi, GhanaHeight: 5’ 11” Weight: 163 lbs. Previous Club: George-town (NCAA)

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Position: DefenderBirthday: 8-25-1992Birthplace: Centennial, Colo.Height: 6’2”Weight: 170 lbs.Previous Club: Harrisburg City Islanders (USL)

Ken Tribbett 4

The Union selected Joshua Yaro with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2016 MLS SuperDraft on Jan. 14, 2016. Yaro played three seasons with the Hoyas, started 57 games and was named an NSCAA First Team All-American and the Big East Defensive Player of the Year in 2015. In 2014, he was a MAC Hermann Trophy semifinalist and was also selected as the college Player of the Year by TopDrawerSoccer.com during his sophomore season.

2015: Started and played in 17 games for Georgetown and assisted on one goal.

Tribbett signed with the Philadelphia Union on Feb. 23, 2016.

A 23-year-old center back, Tribbett was an original signee for Bethlehem Steel FC expansion club, but was on trial with Union throughout the 2016 preseason. He played for Harrisburg City Islanders in 2015 and started 28 matches, while scoring three goals in his first professional season. Prior to the City Islanders, Tribbett played in PDL for the Michigan Bucks in 2014. A four-year starter at Drexel University, the then-defensive midfielder earned second team All-South Atlantic region, first team All-Colonial Athletic Association and CAA All-Tournament honors after leading Dragons to their first CAA Tournament title and a second consecutive berth in the NCAA tournament during his senior year.

MLS Games Played: 10Career MLS Goals: N/ALast MLS Goal: N/A

MLS Games Played: 12Career MLS Goals: 1Last MLS Goal: 5/25/16 at Orlando City

JOSHuaYARO

The Union selected Taylor Washington with the No. 23 overall selection in the 2016 MLS SuperDraft on Jan. 14, 2016. Washington attended George Mason University and in 2015 was named to NSCAA Third Team All-Midwest region. During his three seasons at George Mason, Washington started in 52 games and scored one goal and gave two assists. In 2013, Washington was named to Frist Team All-Atlantic 10 Conference.

Position: DefenderBirthday: 8-16-1993Birthplace: Somers, N.Y.Height: 5’10”Weight: 170 lbs.Previous Club: George Ma-son (NCAA)

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MLS Games Played: N/ACareer MLS Goals: N/ALast MLS Goal: N/A

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union All-Time player stats

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GAMES PLAYED

GOALS

SHOTS

ASSISTS POINTS

GAMES STARTED

SHOTS ON GOAL FOULS COMMITTED

MINUTES PLAYED1. Sebastien Le Toux (10-11, 13-pres)

2. Brian Carroll (2011-present)

3. Sheanon Williams (2010-15)

4. Amobi Okugo (2010-14)

5. Raymon Gaddis (2012-present)

6. Zac MacMath (2011-14)

7. Jack McInerney (2011-14)

8. Michael Farfan (2011-13)

9. Carlos Valdes (2011-14)

10. Conor Casey (2013-15)

Danny Cruz (2012-14)

1. Brian Carroll 2. Sebastien Le Toux3. Sheanon Williams4. Raymon Gaddis5. Zac MacMath6. Amobi Okugo7. Carlos Valdes8. Fabinho (2013-present)

9. Michael Farfan10. Danny Califf (2010-12)

1. Sebastien Le Toux 2. Brian Carroll3. Sheanon Williams4. Raymon Gaddis5. Zac MacMath6. Amobi Okugo7. Carlos Valdes8. Michael Farfan9. Fabinho10. Danny Califf

1. Sebastien Le Toux 2. Jack McInerney3. Conor Casey4. C.J. Sapong (2015-present)

5. Danny Mwanga (2010-12)

6. Vincent Noguiera (2014-16)

7. Sheanon WilliamsDanny CruzAntoine Hoppenot (2012-15)

Andrew Wenger (2014-15)

Freddy Adu (2011-12)

1. Sebastien Le Toux 2. Jack McInerney3. Conor Casey4. C.J. Sapong5. Sheanon Williams

Danny Mwanga7. Christian Maidana8. Vincent Noguiera9. Andrew Wenger10. Danny Cruz

1. Sebastien Le Toux 2. Christian Maidana (2014-15)

3. Sheanon Williams4. Roger Torres (2010-13)

5. Michael FarfanFabinhoDanny Mwanga

8. Conor CaseyJustin Mapp (2010-11)

10. Alejandro Moreno (2010)

1. Sebastien Le Toux 2. Jack McInerney3. Conor Casey

Michael Farfan5. Danny Cruz6. Vincent Noguiera7. Amobi Okugo8. C.J. Sapong

Andrew Wenger10. Brian Carroll

1. Sebastien Le Toux 2. Jack McInerney3. Conor Casey4. Danny Cruz5. Michael Farfan6. Danny Mwanga7. C.J. Sapong8. Andrew Wenger9. Christian Maidana10. Sheanon Williams

Vincent Nogueira

1. Sheanon Williams2. Brian Carroll 3. Michael Farfan4. Amobi Okugo5. Conor Casey6. Raymon Gaddis7. Fabinho8. Jack McInerney9. Maurice Edu (2014-present)

Carlos Valdes

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10,0529,2259,155

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2016 Union player stats

mATCH DAY MEDIA CONTACTS (STADIUM)

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Player GP GS MIN G A PTS SHT SOG FC FS OF CK C E GWG GWA PKG PKA BLKAnderson 1 1 90 0 0 0 2 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Fabinho 15 15 1257 0 2 2 6 2 13 7 0 0 5 0 0 1 0 0 1Ilsinho 14 8 720 2 1 5 17 5 9 9 2 9 0 0 0 1 1 2 0Roland Alberg 15 8 646 6 1 13 31 12 18 18 1 17 2 1 2 0 3 3 0Eric Ayuk 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Tranquillo Barnetta 16 13 1204 2 2 6 28 10 16 32 5 68 4 0 1 1 0 0 0Warren Creavalle 15 11 960 0 1 1 2 0 20 12 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0Brian Carroll 17 16 1456 1 0 2 8 1 20 7 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0Maurice Edu 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Leo Fernandes 9 2 218 0 1 1 9 3 4 7 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Raymon Gaddis 6 4 424 0 1 1 2 1 5 6 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0Fabian Herbers 17 3 432 1 2 4 14 6 5 17 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Sebastien Le Toux 18 12 1127 2 5 9 15 7 6 20 2 5 2 0 0 1 0 1 0Richie Marquez 18 18 1620 1 0 2 7 3 13 4 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0Cole Missimo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Vincent Nogueira 8 8 684 2 0 4 14 3 6 6 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Chris Pontius 19 18 1389 6 4 16 32 14 8 20 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0Walter Restrepo 2 0 28 0 0 0 1 1 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Keegan Rosenberry 19 19 1710 1 0 2 11 4 7 13 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0C.J. Sapong 16 15 1343 5 2 12 41 14 32 42 10 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Ken Tribbett 12 10 903 1 1 3 8 2 9 15 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1Taylor Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Joshua Yaro 10 9 806 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

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Player GP GS MIN SHT SVS C/P GA GAA PG PA SG SA C E W L T SO

Andre Blake 18 18 1620 81 56 10 24 1.33 0 1 0 0 0 0 7 6 5 4

Union Career 25 25 2250 123 89 15 35 1.40 1 2 0 0 0 0 9 10 6 6

Matt Jones 1 1 90 5 2 1 2 2.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

Union Career 1 1 90 5 2 1 2 2.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

John McCarthy 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Union Career 11 11 990 41 22 6 18 1.64 2 2 0 0 0 0 3 5 3 2

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UNION SEASON/ALL-TIME RECORDS

WINSGAMES PLAYEDGAMES STARTEDMINUTES PLAYEDPOINTSCLEAN SHEETSGOALSGAME WINNING GOALSHOME GOALSROAD GOALSASSISTSSHOTSSHOTS ON GOALSAVESGOALS AGAINST AVERAGEFOULS COMMITTEDFOULS SUFFEREDOFFSIDESCORNER KICKSCAUTIONSGOALS SCORED ON PKS

GAMES PLAYEDWINSLOSSESDRAWSPOINTSCLEAN SHEETSGOALSGOALS ALLOWEDGOAL DIFFERENTIALASSISTSSHOTSSHOTS ON GOALSAVESGOALS AGAINST AVERAGEFOULS COMMITTEDFOULS SUFFEREDOFFSIDESCORNER KICKSCAUTIONSEJECTIONSGOALS SCORED ON PKSPK ATTEMPTS

SEASON

SEASON

ALL-TIME

ALL-TIMEINDIVIDUAL

TEAM36 (2011)12 (2013)17 (2015)15 (2011)48 (2011)12 (2013)51 (2014)51 (2014)+8 (2011)47 (2014)

467 (2014)153 (2014)

101 (2x)1.06 (2011)464 (2012)435 (2012)93 (2012)211 (2014)63 (2013)

5 (4x)7 (2014)7 (2014)

12, Zac MacMath (2013)34 (Le Toux, MacMath, Gaddis)34 (Le Toux, MacMath, Gaddis)

3,060 (Le Toux, MacMath)39, Sebastien Le Toux (2010)

12, Zac MacMath (2013)14, Sebastien Le Toux (2010)

5, Jack McInerney (2013)11, Sebastien Le Toux (2010)

8, Jack McInerney (2013)15, Cristian Maidana (2015)

90, Sebastien Le Toux (2010)48, Sebastien Le Toux (2010)

101, Zac MacMath (2013)1.06, Faryd Mondragon (2011)

74, Michael Farfan (2012)64, Michael Farfan (2012)

36, Sebastien Le Toux (2011)104, Cristian Maidana (2015)

9, Conor Casey (2013)5, Sebastien Le Toux (2014)

34, Zac MacMath172, Sebastien Le Toux

149, Brian Carroll13,358, Sebastien Le Toux

150, Sebastien Le Toux28, Zac MacMath

50, Sebastien Le Toux9, Sebastien Le Toux

34, Sebastien Le Toux16, McInerney & Le Toux50, Sebastien Le Toux319, Sebastien Le Toux144, Sebastien Le Toux

287, Zac MacMath1.06, Faryd Mondragon157, Sheanon Williams172, Sheanon Williams102, Sebastien Le Toux375, Sebastien Le Toux20, Sheanon Williams13, Sebastien Le Toux

219698862

26952

283306-2325026389305951.40264526904991147326292428

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POINTSGOALS

EARLIEST GOALLATEST GOAL

ASSISTSSHOTS

SHOTS ON GOALSAVES

SHOTS FACEDFOULS COMMITTEDFOULS SUFFERED

OFFSIDESCORNER KICKS

CAUTIONSEJECTIONS

GOALS SCORED ON PKSPK ATTEMPTS

TEAM INDIVIDUALUNION SINGLE GAME MLS RECORDS

UNION MLS STREAKSMOST CONSECUTIVE WINSMOST CONSECUTIVE HOME WINSMOST CONSECUTIVE ROAD WINSMOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES UNBEATENMOST CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES UNBEATENMOST CONSECUTIVE ROAD GAMES UNBEATENMOST CONSECUTIVE LOSSESMOST CONSECUTIVE HOME LOSSESMOST CONSECUTIVE ROAD LOSSESMOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WINLESSMOST CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES WINLESSMOST CONSECUTIVE ROAD GAMES WINLESSMOST CONSECUTIVE DRAWSMOST CONSECUTIVE HOME DRAWSMOST CONSECUTIVE ROAD DRAWSMOST CONSECUTIVE CLEAN SHEETSMOST CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTESMOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS MINUTES

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYEDMOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES STARTEDMOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A GOALMOST CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES WITH A GOALMOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AN ASSISTMOST CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES WITH AN ASSISTMOST CONSECUTIVE ROAD GAMES WITH AN ASSISTMOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A POINTMOST CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES WITH A POINTMOST CONSECUTIVE ROAD GAMES WITH A POINTMOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A SHOTMOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A SHOT ON GOALMOST CONSECUTIVE CLEAN SHEETSMOST CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTES

TEAM

INDIVIDUAL

176

1’ (:20)95’5

2813101122239145222

5/28/11 v TOR5/28/11 v TOR7/26/15 v DC3 tie6 tie2 tie (NE 2011, VAN 2014)6/27/10 v SEA9/26/15 v NE9/29/12 v CLB5/19/12 v DAL3 tie6/25/11 v CHV8/20/11 v CLB2 tie2 tie8/13/11 v DAL8/13/11 v DAL

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22

Le Toux (4/10/10 v DC), Alberg (6/22/16 v CHI)

Le Toux (4/10/10 v DC), Alberg (6/22/16 v CHI)

C.J. Sapong, 7/26/15 v DC3 tie

2 tie (Le Toux, Maidana)2 tie (Casey, Wenger)

Roland Alberg, 6/22/16 v CHIAndre Blake, 9/26/15 v NE

Zac MacMath, 9/29/12 v CLB2 tie (G. Farfan, Casey)

4 tieSebastien Le Toux, 9/29/11 v DCCristian Maidana, 8/1/15 v NYRB

N/AN/A

Sebastien Le Toux, 8/13/11 v DAL Sebastien Le Toux, 8/13/11 v DAL

6/16/12 - 8/9/146/16/12 - 8/9/14

9/4/10 - 10/2/10

7/17/10 - 10/2/109/29/12 - 6/29/139/29/12 - 6/29/136/10/10 - 9/11/103/31/12 - 4/21/12

3/24/12 - 4/28/12

80, Zac Macmath80, Zac MacMath

4 tie 4, Sebastien Le Toux

3 tie3 tie2 tie4 tie

9, Sebastien Le Toux3, Jack McInerney

23, Jack McInerney14, Sebastien Le Toux

3, Zac MacMath408, Zac MacMath

3 (2x)5

2 (2x)8 (2x)10 (2x)4 (2x)4 (4x)

3 59 7

8 (2x)3 (2x)

43 3

408294

Last: 8/24/14 - 9/16/14 9/20/15 - 4/23/16

Last: 8/22/15 - 9/5/15Last: 4/23 - 6/18/16

10/16/10 - 6/25/11, 9/20/15 - 6/25/16 Last: 7/2/11 - 8/3/11

Last: 4/19/15 - 5/9/154/28/12 - 6/16/12 3/25/10 - 5/8/103/22/14 - 5/10/143/29/14 - 7/12/14

Last: 9/27/14 - 5/9/15Last: 4/30/16 - 5/14/16

8/6/11 - 9/10/118/19/12 - 9/15/123/31/12 - 4/21/12

3/24/12 - 4/28/12 6/18/11 - 6/22/11

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Misconduct Summary:PHI - Fabinho (56’)PHI - Carroll (65’)

Scoring Summary:PHI - Pontius (45’+1’)PHI - Pontius (71’)CLB - Kamara (87’)

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Misconduct Summary:PHI - Fabinho (25’)NE - Watson (36’) NE - Tierney (57’) NE - Fagundez (58’)

Scoring Summary:PHI - Sapong (18’) PHI - Sapong (33’) PHI - Le Toux (90’+3’)

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Blake; Fabinho, Rosenberry, Tribbett, Marquez; Carroll, Pontius, Ilsinho, Alberg, Creavalle, Sapong, SUBS: Le Toux, Herbers, Fernandes

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Misconduct Summary:PHI - Creavalle (13’)CHI - Ramos (37’)PHI - Creavalle (47’)CHI - Polster (72’)

Scoring Summary:CHI - Igboananike (51’)

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ORLPHI

Misconduct Summary:PHI - Fabinho (30’)

Scoring Summary:PHI - Sapong (2’)ORL - Winter (43’) PHI - Barnetta (90’)

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Misconduct Summary:PHI - Alberg (32’)PHI - Fabinho (34’) PHI - Alberg (53’)PHI - Alberg (53’)SEA - Remick (55’)PHI - Fernandez (87’)SEA - Valdes (88’)SEA - Alonso (90+’)

Scoring Summary:SEA - Marshall (41’)SEA - Morris (71’)PHI - Le Toux (73’)

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Misconduct Summary:PHI - Carroll (34’) DAL - Hedges (71’)

Scoring Summary:DAL - Castillo (22’) DAL - Urruti (79’)

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Blake; Anderson, Fabinho, Rosenberry, Tribbett; Carroll, Pontius, Fernandes, Nogueira, Sapong, Ilsinho SUBS: Alberg, Herbers, Le Toux

Harris, Hedges, Figueroa, Zimmerman, Gruezo, Castillo, Acosta, Barrios, Urruti, Diaz, Gonzalez SUBS: Rosales, Ulloa, Akindele

Philadelphia

FC Dallas

Philadelphia

Columbus

New England

Philadelphia

Blake; Fabinho, Rosenberry, Tribbett, Marquez; Carroll, Pontius, Alberg, LeToux, Nogueira, Sapong SUBS: Fernandes, Barnetta, Herbers

Collin, Boden, Ramos, Hines, Nocerino, Ceren, ., Carrasco, Winter, Kaka, Molino, Bendik SUBS: Rivas, Baptista

Philadelphia

Chicago

Philadelphia

Orlando City

Blake; Fabinho, Rosenberry, Tribbett, Marquez; Carroll, Pontius, Ilsinho, Alberg, Creavalle, Sapong, SUBS: Le Toux, Herbers, Barnetta

Kappelhof, Campbell, Harrington, Ramos, Alvarez, Cocis Igboananike, Polster, Stephens, Gilberto, Lampson . SUBS: Herivaux, Hollinger-Janzen, Agudelo

Blake; Fabinho, Rosenberry, Yaro, Marquez; Creavalle, Pontius, Alberg, LeToux, Nogueira, Sapong SUBS: Fernandes, Barnetta, Herbers

Frei, Evans, Marshall, Remick, Mears, Dempsey, Roldan, Alonso, Ivanschitz, Morris, Anderson, SUBS: Jones, Gomez, Valdez

Philadelphia

Seattle

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NY

CF

C


GOALS 1 2 F CK65

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02

NYCPHI

Misconduct Summary:NYC - Lopez (16’) PHI - Fabinho (36’) NYC - Villa (69’) NYC - Bravo (89’) PHI - Creavalle (90+1’)

Scoring Summary:PHI - Pontius (26’)PHI - Sapong (41’)

00

02

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OS11

4/2

3/16

vs S

an J

ose


GOALS 1 2 F CK36

SVS12

01

SJPHI

Misconduct Summary:SJ - Alashe (31’) SJ - Godoy (35’) SJ - Godoy (59’)

Scoring Summary:PHI - Pontius (30’)SJ - Dawkins (83’)

10

11

FC158

OS11

4/3

0/1

6

Philadelphia

vs L

A G

alax

y


GOALS 1 2 F CK36

SVS40

11

LAPHI

Misconduct Summary:LA - Rogers (70’) LA - Kennedy (82’)

Scoring Summary:PHI - Nogueira (4’)LA - Rogers (15’)LA - Magee (47’)PHI - Rosenberry (63’)

11

22

FC118

OS02

5/11

/16

Philadelphia

Blake, Fabinho, Rosenberry, Yaro, Marquez, Carroll, Pontius, Le Toux, Barnetta, Nogueira, Sapong SUBS: Alberg, Ilsinho, Herbers

at M

ontr

éal


GOALS 1 2 F CK66

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PHIMTL

Misconduct Summary:MTL - Piatti (36’)MTL - Donadel (50’)MTL - Oyongo (80’)PHI - Gaddis (80’)

Scoring Summary:MTL - Drogba (3’)PHI - Sapong (24’)

00

11

FC1514

OS21

5/14

/16

Philadelphia

Blake; Gaddis, Marquez, Yaro, Rosenberry; Creavalle, Nogueira, Pontius, Barnetta, Le Toux; Sapong SUBS: Alberg, Carroll, Herbers

Montreal Oyongo, Ciman, Tissot, Cabrera, Oduro Shipp, Piatti, Donadel, Bernier, Drogba Subs: Bekker, Venegas, Ontivero

vs D

.C. U

nite

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00

D.C. PHI

Misconduct Summary:DC - Nyarko (45’+1’)DC - Birnbaum (53’)PHI - Barnetta (80’)PHI - Gaddis (82’)PHI - Marquez (90’+2’)

Scoring Summary:PHI - Marquez (90’+1’)

01

01

FC1712

OS32

5/20

/16

Philadelphia

Blake; Fabinho, Marquez, Yaro, Rosenberry; Creavalle, Carroll, Pontius, Barnetta, Le Toux; Sapong SUBS: Alberg, Gaddis, Herbers

DC United Worra; Boswell, Franklin, Birnbaum, Kemp; Acosta, Sarvas, Deleon, Nyarko; Neagle, Saborio SUBS: Jeffrey, Buescher, Espindola

at O

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GOALS 1 2 F CK68

SVS23

00

PHIORL

Misconduct Summary:ORL - Kaka (32’)PHI - Le Toux (33’)ORL - Rivas (64’)PHI - Barnetta (72’)ORL- Carrasco (76’)ORL- Higuita (89’)ORL - Mateos (90’+23’)

Scoring Summary:PHI - Barnetta (52’)ORL - Molino (68’)ORL - Larin (71’) PHI - Tribbett (75’)

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OS11

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/16 Blake; Fabinho, Rosenberry, Yaro, Marquez, Carroll, Creavalle, Pontius, LeToux, Barnetta, Sapong SUBS: Tribbett, Herbers, Fernandes

Bendik; Shea, Alston, Redding, Ramos, Carrasco, Higuita, ., Rivas, Winter, Kaka, Larin SUBS: Molino, Baptista, Barry

Philadelphia

Orlando City

Blake; Fabinho, Rosenberry, Yaro, Marquez; Carroll, Pontius, Le Toux, Barnetta, Nogueira, Sapong, SUBS: Gaddis, Ilsinho, Creavalle

Iraola, Brillant, Hernandez, Matarrita, Bravo, Poku, Lopez, Villa, Shelton, Mendoza, Saunders SUBS: Allen, Diskerud, McNamara

Philadelphia

NYCFC

Blake; Gaddis, Rosenberry, Yaro, Marquez; Creavalle, Pontius, Le Toux, Barnetta, Nogueira, Sapong SUBS: Fernandes, Ilsinho, Herbers

Sarkodie, Wynne, Francis, Bernardez, Quintero, Godoy, Alashe, Dawkins, Wondolowski, Innocent, Bingham , SUBS: Garcia, Salinas, Jahn

San Jose

Los Angeles Cole, Van Damme, Leonardo, Rogers, Husidic, Magee, Gerrard, Dos Santos, Zardes, Keane SUBS: Steres, Larentowicz, Lletget

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Co

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do


GOALS 1 2 F CK24

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00

PHICOL

Misconduct Summary: Scoring Summary:COL - Cronin (87’)PHI - Carroll (90’ + 2’)

11

11

F68

OS05

5/28

/16

vs C

olu

mb

us


GOALS 1 2 F CK38

SVS42

11

CLBPHI

Misconduct Summary:PHI - Tribbett (32’)CLB - Finlay (43’) PHI - Le Toux (64’)PHI - Nogueira (69’)CLB - Casey (77’)

Scoring Summary:CLB - Kamara (14’)PHI - Pontius (21’)PHI - Nogueira (57’)PHI - Herbers (84’)CLB - Martinez (90’+3’)

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23

F810

OS12

6/1

/16

Jones; Fabinho, Rosenberry, Tribbett, Marquez; Nogueira, Carroll, Pontius, Barnetta, Le Toux, Sapong SUBS: Creavalle, Herbers, Ilsinho

Clark; Parkhurst, Francis, Jimenez, Barson; Saeid, Meram, Higuain, Finlay, Trapp, Kamara SUBS: Hairston, Watts

Blake; Gaddis, Rosenberry, Tribbett, Marquez; Creavalle, Carroll, Pontius, Barnetta, Le Toux, Herbers SUBS: Alberg, Ilsinho, Restrepo

Saunders; Matarrita, Hernandez, Brillant, Allen; Pirlo, Iraola, Lampard; McNamara, Harrison, Villa SUBS: White, Lopez, Poku

Blake; Fabinho, Rosenberry, Tribbett, Marquez; Barnetta, Carroll, Pontius, Alberg, Ilsinho; Herbers SUBS: Yaro, Le Toux, Creavalle

Johnson; Harrington, Campbell, Kappelhoff, Gehrig; Khaly Thiam; Vincent, Cocis, Stephens; Accam, Igboananike SUBS: Ramos, Goossens, Morrell

at N

YC

FC

GAME LINEUP S(OG)10 (4) 14 (6)

GOALS 1 2 F CK60

SVS33

02

PHINYCMisconduct Summary:PHI - Barnetta (31’) NYC - Lampard (43’)

NYC - Allen (45’) PHI - Gaddis (49’)

NYC - Hernandez (54’)

NYC - Hernandez (85’)

NYC - Mattarita (90’+5’)

Scoring Summary:NYC - Lampard (8’)NYC - Villa (21’)NYC - Pirlo (50’)PHI - Alberg (PK) (55’)PHI - Brillant (OG) (88’)

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23

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6

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hica

go


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13

CHIPHI

Misconduct Summary:PHI - Carroll (36’)PHI - Tribbett (37’) PHI - Alberg (58’)CHI - Campbell (85’)

Scoring Summary:CHI - Accam (2’)

PHI - Campbell (OG) (11’)

PHI - Alberg (15’)

PHI - Alberg (45’+2’)

PHI - Alberg (PK) (56’)

CHI- Cocis (69’)

CHI- Thiam (80’)

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OS12

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ous

ton


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PH1HOU

Misconduct Summary:PHI - Yaro (2’)PHI - Yaro (87’)PHI - Creavalle (90’+4’)

Scoring Summary:HOU - Maidana (90’+5’)

01

01

F01

OS40

7/2/

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Blake; Gaddis, Rosenberry, Tribbett, Marquez, Creavalle, Pontius, Carroll, Barnetta, Le Toux, Sapong SUBS: Ilsinho, Herbers, Alberg

MacMath; Williams, Burch, Burling, Sjoberg, Cronin, Azira Serna, Powers, Solignac, Doyle SUBS: Hairston, Watts

Philadelphia

Philadelphia

Philadelphia

Philadelphia

Colorado

Columbus

NYCFC

Chicago

vs V

anco

uver

GAME S(OG)10 (6)21 (4)

GOALS 1 2 CK56

SVS23

21

VANPHI

Misconduct Summary:PHI - Barnetta (36’)VAN - Manneh (51’)

Scoring Summary:PHI - Alberg (14’)VAN - Jacobson (19’)VAN - Manneh (41’)VAN - Bolanos (84’)PHI - Pontius (90’+4’)

11

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OS11

6/2

5/16

Blake; Fabinho, Rosenberry, Marquez, Yaro; Barnetta, Carroll, Le Toux, Alberg, Ilsinho; Herbers SUBS: Pontius, Restrepo, Fernandes

Ousted; Jacobson, Harvey, Smith, Parker; Bolanos, Laba Manneh, Mezquida, Morales; Hurtado SUBS: Teibert, Perez, Techera

Blake; Fabinho, Rosenberry, Marquez, Yaro; Creavalle Carroll, Barnetta, Ilsinho, Pontius; Alberg SUBS: Sapong, Fernandes, Tribbett

Deric; Beasley, Horst, Anibaba, Rodriguez; Alex, Garcia, Warner, Clark; Barnes, Bruin SUBS: Manotas, Maidana, Wenger

Philadelphia

Houston

Philadelphia

Vancouver

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Philadelphia Union @ D.C. United

August 6, 2016 7 p.m. EST

RFK Stadium

The Comcast Network

Philadelphia Union @ New England Revolution

August 13, 2016 7:30 p.m. EST

Gillette Stadium

The Comcast Network


D.C

. Uni

ted


GOALS 1 2 F CK15

SVS43

02

D.C.PHI

Misconduct Summary:D.C. – Kofi Opare (19’)D.C. – Kofi Opare (65’)

Scoring Summary:PHI – Roland Alberg (PK) 20’PHI – Ilsinho (PK) 37’PHI – Ilsinho (Sapong, Alberg) 47’

01

03

F2113

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/16

vs N

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GOALS 1 2 F CK00

SVS00

00

RBNYPHI

Misconduct Summary: Scoring Summary:

00

00

F00

OS00

7/17

/16

New York RedBulls @ Philadelphia Union

July 17, 2016 4 p.m. EST


Fox Sports 1

at M

ontr

éal


GOALS 1 2 F CK00

SVS00

00

PHIMTL


00

00

F00

OS00

7/23

/16

Philadelphia Union @ Montréal Impact

July 23, 2016 7:30 p.m. EST

Saputo Stadium

The Comcast Network

vs R

SL


GOALS 1 2 F CK00

SVS00

00

RSL PHI


00

00

F00

OS00

7/3

1/16

Real Salt Lake @ Philadelphia Union

July 31, 2016 7 p.m. EST


Comcast SportsNet

at D

.C. U

nite

d


GOALS 1 2 F CK00

SVS00

00

PHID.C.


00

00

F00

OS00

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/16

at N

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ngla

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00

PHIDAL


00

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F00

OS00

8/1

3/16

Blake; Fabinho, Rosenberry, Tribbett, Marquez, Carroll, Barnetta, Pontius, Ilsinho, Alberg; Sapong SUBS: Le Toux, Creavalle, Herbers

Hamid; Franklin, Kemp, Opare, Birnbaum; Jeffrey, Sarvas, Neagle, Espindola, DeLeon; Kamara SUBS: Saborio, Acosta, Boswell

Philadelphia

D.C. United

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TORPHI


00

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F00

OS00

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0/1

6

Toronto FC @ Philadelphia Union



The Comcast Network

at C

olu

mb

us


GOALS 1 2 F CK00

SVS00

00

PHICLB


00

00

F00

OS00

8/2

4/1

6

Philadelphia Union @ Columbus Crew

August 24, 2016 7:30 p.m. EST

Mapfre Stadium

The Comcast Network

vs K

ansa

s C

ity


GOALS 1 2 F CK00

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00

SKCPHI


00

00

F00

OS00

8/2

7/16

Sporting Kansas City @ Philadelphia Union



The Comcast Network

at C

hica

go


GOALS 1 2 F CK00

SVS00

00

PHICHI


00

00

F00

OS00

9/3

/16

Philadelphia Union @ Chicago Fire

September 3, 2016 8:30 p.m. EST

Toyota Park

The Comcast Network

vs M

ontr

éal


GOALS 1 2 F CK00

SVS00

00

MTLPHI


00

00

F00

OS00

9/1

0/1

6

Montréal Impact @ Philadelphia Union

September 10, 2016 7 p.m. EST


The Comcast Network

21

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rtla

nd


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00

PHIPRT


00

00

F00

OS00

9/1

7/16

Philadelphia Union @ Portland Timbers


Providence Park

The Comcast Network

at T

oro

nto

FC


GOALS 1 2 F CK00

SVS00

00

PHITOR


00

00

F00

OS00

9/2

4/1

6

Philadelphia Union @ Toronto FC


BMO Field

The Comcast Network

at N

ew Y

ork


GOALS 1 2 F CK00

SVS00

00

PHIRBNY


00

00

F00

OS00

10/1

/16

Philadelphia Union @ New York RedBulls

October 1, 2016 7 p.m. EST

RedBull Arena

The Comcast Network

vs O

rlan

do

Cit

y


GOALS 1 2 F CK00

SVS00

00

ORL PHI


00

00

F00

OS00

10/1

6/1

6

Orlando City SC @ Philadelphia Union



The Comcast Network

vs N

ew Y

ork


GOALS 1 2 F CK00

SVS00

00

RBNYPHI


00

00

F00

OS00

8/6

/16

NewYork RedBulls @ Philadelphia Union



The Comcast Network

7.13 crystal palace

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