It’s been 10 weeks since the Union has lost a regular season game. Winning 7 games and having only two draws in that time period. Julian Carranza and Daniel Gazdag put up 11 goals combined in six of those games. The Philadelphia Union were looking to continue their hot streak rolling however going against the San Jose Earthquakes had other plans. Even the Philadelphia Union can’t win them all.
Earthquakes Shake Their House
The San Jose Earthquakes are one of the hardest teams to play in their house. The San Jose Earthquakes have one of the best home records. They have yet to have a home loss this season. Beating the Union they now have 6 wins and 2 draws. Don’t forget about a month ago they beat MLS soccer world champions LAFC at Levi’s Stadium. The Earthquakes perform well for their home fans.
The San Jose Earthquakes would get on the scoreboard early, under ten minutes. Cade Cowell who looks like he was on a breakaway decides to look for options. He draws two defenders immediately and he locates Jeremy Ebobisse wide-open in the middle of the offensive zone. Jeremy Ebobisse hits the bottom lower corner and puts the Earthquakes up 1-0
Damion Lowe answers back with a redirect goal that would tie up the game. 1-1. Miguel Trauco threw a tight open, in double coverage he was still able to find the back of the net. Earthquakes take the lead 2-1
Rock Solid Defense
The Earthquakes’ defense in front of their goaltender Daniel gave the Philadelphia Union offense a lot of trouble. No matter what the Union tried offensively, Daniel saw everything that they were trying to throw at him. He was making big stops for the Earthquakes.
The Union can’t win them all but will get another chance on June 21st against Orlando City at Subaru Park. Hopefully, they can get back in the win column with some home cooking.
Pat Bernard has four years of podcasting. His first year with the Pattison Ave Phantics and four years running Devereaux Sports. Now currently, both Devereaux Sports and Edge of Sports. Pat is a for 6 Philly sports fan. Flyers, Phillies, Eagles, Sixers, Wings, and Union. The Gobbler is a former pro wrestler and ACPW Hall of Famer! He is originally out of Ambler from Northeast Philly (by the Tacony Bridge). Pat is a credentialed Philadelphia Wings Beat Reported under Edge of Philly Sports.
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