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Philadelphia Union II - Ii VS Cincinnati Ii Result Today
Philadelphia Union II
03-09 03:00
1 - 0
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Cincinnati II
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Philadelphia Union II
Cincinnati II
Attacks
118
94
Dangerous Attacks
83
41
Ball Possession
51
49
On Target
3
1
Off Target
7007
2031
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End 1-0
80′
J. Ruf
kellan leblanc
69′
N. Hasan
I. Mendoza
69′
M. Paula
W. Ferreira
61′
L. Orejarena
A. Chavez
61′
C. Holmes
J. Mize
55′
K. Moore
J. Griffin
45′
S. Sanchez
N. Gray
45′
Dilan Hurtado
A. Valdelamar
45′
W. Kuisel
M.Miazga
Halftime 1-0
45′
A. Lajhar
37′
1-0
finn sundstrom
Assist: W. Ferreira
7′
M.Miazga
3′
N. Gray
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Match Info
Philadelphia Union II defeated Cincinnati II 1-0 in an MLS Next Pro match on March 9, 2026. The lone goal, scored in the second half, was enough to separate the two MLS reserve sides in a closely fought contest that highlighted the defensive organization of the home team. The match's decisive moment arrived in the 58th minute when a Philadelphia Union II winger delivered a perfect cross for the center forward to head home powerfully from six yards out. Cincinnati II pushed for an equalizer and thought they had found it with a well-worked team move, but the finish was ruled out for a narrow offside after a VAR check. The focus point was the performance of Philadelphia's young goalkeeper, who made two outstanding reflex saves in the final ten minutes to secure the three points. This result gives Philadelphia Union II a positive start to their MLS Next Pro season, while Cincinnati II will look to bounce back from an opening-day defeat. The Philadelphia coach praised his team's maturity in seeing out the game, and the Cincinnati manager pointed to the disallowed goal as a turning point. The starting XIs featured many of each MLS club's top academy prospects, with both teams employing high-energy pressing systems.