Posts tagged with Lincoln Financial Field
The big guide to 50 essential Philly live music shows this summer
The Roots Picnic, Chainsmokers, Future, U2 and a ton of other stuff is en route.
KOP’s Lisa Salters on ESPN Monday Night Football, Jon Gruden, Thanksgiving and cheesesteaks
This Eagles game is a homecoming for the well-traveled reporter, just in time for turkey.
Here’s who gets sideline passes for the Philadephia Eagles, and why
Kenney plans to talk with the Eagles about selling his sideline passes for donations to the Philadelphia School District.
Wentz’s debut, wideout drops and OL woes: everything Eagles fans are talking about today
Eagles preseason has begun, and everyone is talking about Carson Wentz v Chase Daniel. It’s the rest of the offense we want to ignore.
The guy who directed Bryan Cranston’s new movie is a Philly sports nut
The Lafayette Hill native, whose crime drama “The Infiltrator” is currently in wide release, is equally obsessed with the Eagles, Phillies, Sixers and Flyers.
DNC Hangover: All the emotions as Hillary Clinton makes it official
On the final night of the convention, Hillary Clinton delivered her much-anticipated speech.
Dems look to move Hillary Clinton’s acceptance speech to bigger Philly stage
Obama gave his 2008 acceptance speech at Denver’s football stadium to a crowd of 84,000.
U.S. Soccer fans have descended upon Philly in Bro-tastic fashion
U.S. Soccer fans are in Philly and they are red, white and bro, ready to cheer on the national team in Copa America.
The Linc parking lot turned into a Uruguayan carnival at Copa America
Hours before Uruguay took on Venezuela at Lincoln Financial Field, fans in blue and white were having a party in the parking lot.
Copa America: Philly’s chance to show the world it’s a great soccer city
The USMNT is coming to Philadelphia for what is ostensibly an elimination game in a major tournament, we are 3 days out and … well, there are still plenty of good seats available
Where to watch the Copa America, by national cuisine
South America’s continental soccer competition, the oldest tournament of its kind in the world, is coming to the U.S. for the first time. Here’s where you can catch games, while eating dishes from the countries playing.
