Jimmy King

1 week ago | phillysportsnetwork.com | Jimmy King

On Wednesday, as we entered Day 6 of the month-long tournament, we saw some of the biggest clubs participating in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup take the stage for the first time. Manchester City and RB Salzburg took care of business in Matchday 1 of their respective groups, while Al Hilal held Real Madrid to a surprise draw. Juventus let everyone know they’re here to take things seriously with their 5-0 win over Al Ain.

1 week ago | phillysportsnetwork.com | Jimmy King

Heading into the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, most of the stories circling the tournament had to do with low ticket sales, a lack of promotion and excitement, and Seattle Sounders players protesting how small their cut of the pie is while wearing ” Club World Ca$h Grab” tee-shirts during warm-ups of a game a few weeks ago.

2 weeks ago | phillysportsnetwork.com | Jimmy King

“There’s no prizes for halfway through the season, there’s no silverware or hardware anywhere, and I can’t buy a loaf of bread at the bakery with 17 games done, so we have to perform, and the business end now is the next 17 games and it starts now on Saturday.” -Union Head Coach Bradley Carnell After a marvelous month of May and a short international break, the Philadelphia Union are back in action on Saturday night to officially kick off the 2nd half of the 2025 MLS Season as Charlotte FC...

3 weeks ago | phillysportsnetwork.com | Jimmy King

After scoring twice in the final moments of a mid-week match to grab their 10th win of the season on the road against Toronto on Wednesday night, the Philadelphia Union head to Frisco, Texas, this weekend. There, they’ll hope to finish off a busy month of May unbeaten in 9 games across all competitions. Philadelphia comes into Saturday’s clash with the West’s FC Dallas sitting atop the Eastern Conference and Supporters Shield standings with a record of 10W-3D-3L and 33 points.

4 weeks ago | phillysportsnetwork.com | Jimmy King

Posted on After falling behind in the 75th minute up in Toronto on Wednesday night, late goals from Nate Harriel and Kai Wagner steals all 3 points for the Union and gives them their 10th win of the MLS season, making them the first team to reach that marker in 2025. The dramatic 2-1 come-from-behind victory was the , and marks the first time in club history that the Union have won a match after trailing in the 85th minute or later.