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Cavan Sullivan and Julian Hall lead USMNT to 3-0 win over Mexico – as it happened

Sullivan became the youngest-ever goalscorer in USMNT history, while Mexico self-implodes with mistakes and a red card. Read Alexander Abnos’ play-by-play.

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“I remember I probably shouldn’t have pressed the goalie. I didn’t think there was anyone pressing behind me. That’s why you go and you put the work in. I was rewarded. From there it was sort of a blackout. I remember chipping the ball, hoping it didn’t hit the crossbar or go over. I kid you not, I was getting nervous when it was in the air. My knees hurt, that’s the only reason I know [I did a knee slide].”

'Sometimes there will be fights' – USMNT-Mexico rivalry enters a new era, but the hostility isn't going anywhere

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The U.S. and Mexico are more intertwined than ever off the field, but a new generation is discovering that once the whistle blows, CONCACAF's fiercest rivalry hasn't softened.

PHOENIX — Nearly a year after losing the 2025 Gold Cup finale to Mexico, Mauricio Pochettino is sitting in his office in Orange County. The U.S. Men's National Team is two games into their World Cup run, and vibes are high. Yet there's still a moment from that Gold Cup finale that is eating away at Pochettino.

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