It’s going to be another tough evening for the Impact when they face Jim Curtin’s Philadelphia Union tomorrow evening in Chester, Pennsylvania.
Just like Columbus, before the Impact got there, the Union have a perfect home record, winning all five at Subaru Park this season. Their only two defeats since MLS-is-Back (10 matches) were in visits to the the other sides in the top three, Columbus Crew and Toronto FC and against TFC they led the game for a 50 minutes before being rumbled.
The Impact last won back-to-back MLS games in June last year, when Cascadian rivals Seattle Sounders and Portland Timbers were both beaten 2-1 at Stade Saputo.