Philadelphia Union announce lineup changes ahead of D.C. United matchup

Jay Sugarman Chairman and Principal Owner - Philadelphia Union
Jay Sugarman Chairman and Principal Owner - Philadelphia Union
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Philadelphia Union will finish September with an away match against D.C. United on Saturday night. The game is scheduled to start at 7:30PM and will be broadcast on MLS Season Pass via Apple TV.

The starting lineup for Philadelphia Union includes Andre Blake, Kai Wagner, Jakob Glesnes, Olwethu Makhanya, Nathan Harriel, Danley Jean Jacques, Jovan Lukic, Quinn Sullivan, Indiana Vassilev, Bruno Damiani, and Milan Iloski.

The bench features Andrew Rick; Olivier Mbaizo; Neil Pierre; Alejandro Bedoya; Ben Bender; Jesus Bueno; Jeremy Rafanello; Chris Donovan; and Mikael Uhre.

There are three changes in the starting eleven compared to last week’s home match against the New England Revolution. Jovan Lukic reaches his 30th appearance in MLS regular season matches for Philadelphia Union. Indiana Vassilev makes his 20th league start of the season for the club. Additionally, homegrown player Neil Pierre is included in the matchday roster after signing a short-term agreement to be eligible for selection for this fixture.



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