Right-Sided Success Drives Philadelphia Union's Come-from-Behind Effort

Quinn Sullivan and Nathan Harriel each turned in strong performances to propel the Union back from down a goal twice on Saturday.

CHESTER — Quinn Sullivan and Nathan Harriel were the driving forces of the Philadelphia Union’s improved performance in the second half of the 2-2 draw with the Chicago Fire on Saturday.

The Union almost exclusively attacked down the right wing through the two players to set up a bevy of chances.

In fact, Sullivan and Harriel played so well that it forced Union manager Jim Curtin to delay Alejandro Bedoya’s entrance.