Thanks to Dylan Nealis and his first career MLS goal, the Philadelphia Union suffered defeat against the New York Red Bulls ...

Relatives of a former England rugby union international who was known as the "prince of half-backs" have attended a ceremony ...

Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Aaron Nola’s first start after returning from the injured list didn’t last long. The ...

More than 10,000 flight attendants had walked off the job over pay and scheduling disputes, leading the Canadian government to step in.

A realistic target for Mainz will be consolidating their place in mid-table while pushing for another European finish. Much ...

Before drawing vs Toronto FC, Columbus Crew had already failed to record wins despite holding the lead in two other matchups ...

Xfinity Mobile Arena is now officially here as new signage has been installed to replace the now-former Wells Fargo Center, ...

Greeted by heckles and boos at his former stadium, midfielder Evander basked in the hostile environment. In his return to ...

A complete shutdown will impact about 130,000 people a day, and some 25,000 Canadians a day may be stranded abroad.

Dylan Nealis scored his first career goal in MLS to help the New York Red Bulls beat Philadelphia 1-0 and snap the Union's five-game unbeaten streak.

Jules-Anthony Vilsaint came off the bench for the late tying goal, as Toronto FC tied the visiting Columbus Crew 1-1 on ...

The New York Red Bulls beat the Philadelphia Union, 1-0, on Saturday at Sports Illustrated Stadium. Dylan Nealis scored his first MLS goal and Carlos Coronel saved a penalty attempt en route to the ...