USMNT youth shines again in contentious 4-2 win over Chile
The US have now won both of their first two games of the international window. Photograph: Jeff Roberson/APView image in fullscreenThe US have now won both of their first two games of the international window. Still, they proved a tougher challenge for the US than Peru, whom the US beat 4-1 in the first match of the window three days earlier.Berhalter’s goal came 37 minutes in and was well worked.
- ▪The US have now won both of their first two games of the international window.
- ▪Photograph: Jeff Roberson/APView image in fullscreenThe US have now won both of their first two games of the international window.
- ▪Still, they proved a tougher challenge for the US than Peru, whom the US beat 4-1 in the first match of the window three days earlier.Berhalter’s goal came 37 minutes in and was well worked.
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The US have now won both of their first two games of the international window. Photograph: Jeff Roberson/APView image in fullscreenThe US have now won both of their first two games of the international window. Photograph: Jeff Roberson/APUSAUSMNT youth shines again in contentious 4-2 win over ChileSebastian Berhalter scores and assists on winnerTwo scuffles between teams erupt as match endsJulian Hall, Mathis Albert set records for youngest scorersPablo Iglesias Maurer at Energizer ParkTue 29 Sep 2026 22.18 EDTLast modified on Tue 29 Sep 2026 22.30 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleRiding goals from Sebastian Berhalter, Julian Hall, Chris Richards and 17-year-old newcomer Mathis Albert, the US men’s national team beat 49th-ranked Chile in St Louis on Tuesday night 4-2.
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