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The first-ever matchup of these leagues’ top players in MLS’ midseason showcase was the latest step in the increasingly close ties between the U.S./Canadian league and Mexico’s top division.

Kacper Przybylko’s shot led to an own goal by the Chicago Fire’s Boris Sekulić in the 79th minute and the Philadelphia Union held on for a 3-3 draw

On Monday, Las Vegas Raiders defensive lineman Carl Nassib became the first active NFL player to publicly declare that he is gay. As Nassib’s announcement continues to reverberate across the sports landscape, here are just a few of the landmark LGBTQ athletes who blazed a trail before him in professional team sports.

The tension between the Philadelphia Union and Atlanta United ratcheted up again as Philly progressed to the CONCACAF Champion’s League semifinal following their second-leg tie Tuesday night.

Sergio Santos and Cory Burke both scored and Philadelphia captured its first-ever Supporters’ Shield with a 2-0 victory over the New England Revolution

The Philadelphia Union will be the first professional Philly sports team to welcome fans back in the stands months after the coronavirus pandemic rocked the sports world.

Governor Tom Wolf announced new rules on Tuesday on gatherings that allow more people indoors in Pennsylvania and paved the way for stadiums to allow fans to watch sporting events. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia shows us what that means for Eagles games.

Sergio Santos scored in the 63rd minute and the Philadelphia Union overcame a quiet first half to advance to the quarterfinals of the MLS is Back tournament with a 1-0 victory over the New England Revolution on Saturday night

Union players are wearing jerseys with the names of Black adults and children killed by police.

As the Philadelphia Union resumed play Thursday morning they showed signs of solidarity by wearing Black Lives Matter jerseys and then revealing jerseys with the names of victims of police brutality on the back.

Nearly 200 players took the field for an 8-minute, 46-second moment of silence to protest racial injustice before Major League Soccer’s return to action Wednesday night.

Major League Soccer is set to resume its season with a tournament starting July 8 in Florida