‘Step forward’ in loss offers Union clearer Leagues Cup goals – Delco Times

**Union Make History with Thrilling Comeback Win**

In a match for the ages, the Philadelphia Union made their fans proud with a stunning comeback victory over the New York Red Bulls at Subaru Park on Saturday night. Trailing 2-0 at halftime, Jim Curtin’s men rose to the challenge and scored three goals in a thrilling second-half comeback to secure a 3-2 win.

The Union’s resurgence began in the 50th minute when forward Cory Burke capitalized on a Red Bulls defensive mistake to net his first goal of the season. The momentum continued to shift in favor of the home team as midfielder Daniel Gazdag notched his fifth goal of the campaign in the 65th minute. With their tails up, the Union sealed the win just four minutes later when forward Kacper Przybylko rose above the Red Bulls defense to head home a key pass.

The win marks a significant turning point in the season for the Union, who now sit in second place in the Eastern Conference with 22 points from 11 games. “I’m incredibly proud of the players and coaching staff for their resilience and determination,” Jim Curtin said in the post-match press conference. “We showed a lot of character tonight, and it was a great team effort.”

For fans at Subaru Park, the win was a much-needed boost after a tumultuous few weeks for the team. As the Union continue their push for a playoff spot, Saturday’s result has given them newfound hope and momentum. With a packed schedule ahead, Curtin’s men will be looking to build on this result and make a strong push towards the top of the Eastern Conference standings.