Philadelphia Union's eight-match winning streak ends in draw with Charlotte FC

Iloski opens the scoring

Danley Jean Jacques forced a sixth-minute save from Charlotte goalkeeper Kristijan Kahlina, testing him with a shot from outside the box in the opening exchanges.

Charlotte's Idan Toklomati missed a one-on-one opportunity against Andre Blake in the 16th minute, shooting into the side netting. Pep Biel conceded a penalty, handling the ball during Philadelphia's free-kick sequence.

Milan Iloski converted in the 24th minute to put Philadelphia ahead.

Allan Saint-Maximin crossed for Rodolfo Aloko in the 25th minute, but the header went over the goal.

The Union retained that one-goal advantage through the end of the first half.

Charlotte takes the lead

Aloko brought Charlotte level in the 48th minute, receiving Toklomati's pass and beating Blake early in the second half.

Cavan Sullivan found Iloski, whose attempt hit the crossbar in the 53rd minute with the score level. Quinn Sullivan replaced Indiana Vassilev three minutes later.

Kahlina saved Frankie Westfield's volley from the right side of the box in the 60th minute. Two minutes later, Toklomati headed in David Schnegg's cross to give Charlotte a 2–1 lead.

Damiani brings Philadelphia level

Bruno Damiani equalized in the 73rd minute, with Danley Jean Jacques providing the assist, bringing the teams level again after the visitors had moved in front.

Henry Kessler later headed against the left post, and Kahlina denied Cavan Sullivan with a kick save in second-half stoppage time.

Quinn Sullivan also had a close-range shot saved by the visiting goalkeeper during second-half stoppage time. The draw ended Philadelphia's eight-match MLS winning streak and extended its club-record regular-season unbeaten run to 15 matches.