USMNT stressing getting off to quick start in home opener
The U.S. men’s national team is emphasizing a fast, high‑press start for its World Cup home opener at SoFi Stadium. Players cite the need to avoid a repeat of the sluggish start against Germany and hope a strong early performance will set the tone. Uncertainty remains over ticket availability and the starting goalkeeper selection.
- ▪Midfielder Cristian Roldan said the first 15 minutes are crucial and the team must press high to build momentum.
- ▪The team lost 2-1 to Germany in its last warm‑up match, prompting a focus on avoiding a similar slow start.
- ▪Thousands of tickets are still listed for sale at face value and on resale platforms, creating uncertainty about crowd atmosphere.
- ▪Goalkeeper Matt Turner noted the impact of a loud home crowd but said the decision on the starting goalkeeper between him and Matt Freese has not been announced publicly.
- ▪All 26 USMNT players trained together for the first time ahead of the tournament.
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Soccer USMNT stressing getting off to quick start in home opener By Ethan Sears Published June 10, 2026, 2:25 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google IRVINE, Calif. — Ever since the U.S. men’s national team announced its roster for the World Cup, nearly every player has talked about the emotions they’ll feel walking out onto the field at SoFi Stadium on Friday. After Germany bossed the Americans around for the opening 15 minutes of a 2-1 loss in their final send-off game, though, guarding against those emotions turning into another listless start will be critical.
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