Post by account_disabled on Apr 29, 2024 11:52:49 GMT
In an exciting night of soccer, the Philadelphia Union easily defeated D.C. United, 4-1 on Saturday.
Starting the goal scoring early, the Union were the dominant side all night over an injury-ridden United squad. With two goals from Kacper Przybylko, one from Sergio Santos and one from Brenden Aaronson, Philadelphia had several of their key players playing true to form. This made it even easier to press and counter any D.C. opportunities.
Player Ratings
Andre Blake – 6
A relatively good night with a few big saves to keep United Denmark Email List off the board early. Their lone goal from Julian Gressel is definitely one Blake wants another chance on, considering he got a hand on a very slippery ball following the downpour.
Olivier Mbaizo – 6
It was good to see the young outside back get the start and play all 90 minutes, especially because he looked pretty good. He might have had some rough touches, but he was surprisingly physical for a 19-year-old and was pressing up all night to try to generate some offense, making some great crosses.
Jakub Glesnes – 6
Overall a solid night as one of the rotating CBs, but Glesnes looked a bit slow. He had to be bailed out by Jack Elliott on a chance by Erik Sorga in 58th minute, but overall had some very strong and necessary clearances, using both his height and strength.
Starting the goal scoring early, the Union were the dominant side all night over an injury-ridden United squad. With two goals from Kacper Przybylko, one from Sergio Santos and one from Brenden Aaronson, Philadelphia had several of their key players playing true to form. This made it even easier to press and counter any D.C. opportunities.
Player Ratings
Andre Blake – 6
A relatively good night with a few big saves to keep United Denmark Email List off the board early. Their lone goal from Julian Gressel is definitely one Blake wants another chance on, considering he got a hand on a very slippery ball following the downpour.
Olivier Mbaizo – 6
It was good to see the young outside back get the start and play all 90 minutes, especially because he looked pretty good. He might have had some rough touches, but he was surprisingly physical for a 19-year-old and was pressing up all night to try to generate some offense, making some great crosses.
Jakub Glesnes – 6
Overall a solid night as one of the rotating CBs, but Glesnes looked a bit slow. He had to be bailed out by Jack Elliott on a chance by Erik Sorga in 58th minute, but overall had some very strong and necessary clearances, using both his height and strength.