Philadelphia Union players wear names of police brutality victims on back of jerseys
Names such as "Floyd" and "Sterling" appeared on the back of Philadelphia Union jerseys instead of their own names during Thursday's match.
Philadelphia Union players wear names of police brutality victims on back of jerseys
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