Milan Iloski
PHI
CF (LW)
Poacher
Jul 29, 1999 (27)
Right
5'10"
174 lb
Begins comeback
Iloski scored one goal to go with seven shots (two on goal), six crosses (four accurate) and six corners in Saturday's 3-2 win versus Atlanta United. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 28th minute.
Analysis: Iloski would get Philly back into the game Saturday, as the forward scored their first goal of the game in the 73rd minute to start the comeback. This continues his insane streak over the past few matches, as he has scored in every match since May 13, with eight goals during that six-game span. He now has double-digit goals on the season, adding an assist in his 18 appearances.
Scores one goal
Iloski scored one goal to go with three shots (two on goal), seven crosses (two accurate) and two corners in Saturday's 1-0 victory over Seattle Sounders FC.
Analysis: Iloski opened the scoring in Saturday's 1-0 win over Seattle, collecting Frankie Westfield's long ball from the right sideline near midfield, letting it bounce once and then finishing with a right-footed volley that looped over Andrew Thomas in the first half, also registering three shots (two on target), seven crosses (two accurate) and two corners across his 90 minutes. The forward has now scored in five consecutive MLS matches, taking his season tally to ten goals across all competitions, and his combination of individual finishing quality and wide delivery makes him the most dangerous attacking player in the Union's current system.
Picks up where he left off
Iloski scored a goal while taking six shots (three on goal), crossing six times (three accurate) and creating four chances during Wednesday's 3-1 win over New York Red Bulls.
Analysis: Iloski opened the scoring after nine minutes while leading the Union in shots and chances created during the victory. The attacker picked up where he left off ahead of the World Cup as he's combined for five goals, 17 shots, eight chances created and 16 crosses over his last three appearances.
Nets first half hat trick
Iloski scored three goals from seven shots (five on goal) while crossing eight times (four accurate) and creating four chances during Sunday's 6-4 loss to Miami.
Analysis: Iloski opened the scoring in the 3rd minute before converting penalties in the 10th and first half stoppage time while leading Philadelphia in shots, crosses and chances created during the defeat. Iloski is red hot heading into the World Cup break as he's scored five goals, fired 18 shots, created six chances and crossed 19 times over his last three starts. It's a breakout season for the forward as he's just three goals away from his career high of 10 in a season.
Bags equalizer Saturday
Iloski scored one goal to go with four shots (one on goal), three crosses (one accurate) and two corners in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus Columbus Crew. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 26th minute.
Analysis: Iloski scored the equalizing goal Saturday, a strike in the 70th minute assisted by Augustin Anello to secure just the seventh point of the season for Philadelphia. It marked his fourth goal of the season, two of which have come in the last two matches. He also recorded four shots and three crosses as he completed the full 90 minutes for the fifth time this season.
Scores one from seven shots in loss
Iloski scored one goal to go with seven shots (two on goal), eight crosses (five accurate) and eight corners in Wednesday's 4-3 defeat versus Orlando City SC.
Analysis: Iloski scored his side's first goal as they would go on to lose 4-3. His goal brought the game back to 2-1 shortly after halftime. This was his third goal of the season, having scored another in the last five games. His seven shots are the most in any game this year, while this is the third time he has put two shots on target. He also created two chances in the game, his eighth time creating at least this number of chances.
Scores opening goal
Iloski scored one goal to go with two shots (one on goal), six crosses (one accurate) and one corner in Wednesday's 3-3 draw against Toronto FC.
Analysis: Iloski opened the scoring just before halftime, netting his second league goal of the season and his first away from home. The forward has started all nine games and has been active in attack throughout, registering 28 shots with only one appearance without an attempt, though just 10 of those shots came from inside the box. He has also created 13 chances across those games and this was the first time in five outings that he failed to register one.
Major volume in draw
Iloski had four shots (two on goal), 11 crosses (four accurate) and four corners in Saturday's 0-0 draw versus D.C. United.
Analysis: Iloski took four shots and sent in 11 crosses, but still couldn't do enough to break the deadlock during Saturday's draw. The forward was desperate to earn all three points, but just couldn't get enough done going forward. It's a frustrating match for Iloski, but he will have the chance to get in the goals against some beatable teams in the coming weeks.
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