USMNT stock watch: Post-Gold-Cup edition
Jeremy Lane looks at which USMNT players saw their stock rise, and whose stock fell, at the Gold Cup.
Jeremy Lane looks at which USMNT players saw their stock rise, and whose stock fell, at the Gold Cup.
The US held on after a Brek Shea tap-in to claim the Gold Cup for the first time since 2007.
Sunday’s Gold Cup final promises to be a hotly contested affair between the tournament’s two best teams.
The U.S. Men’s National Team showed spirit and drive in defeating Honduras to advance to the Gold Cup final.
Honduras will certainly be the strongest side the U.S. has faced in the tournament so far. Will it matter?
A strong second half ended any hopes of a El Salvador comeback as the US advanced to the Gold Cup semifinals.
Now that the group stage has been so comfortably dispensed with, the focus of the United States team shifts to winning that big shiny trophy.
A Brek Shea goal in the 82nd minute ensured the US remains unbeaten at the Gold Cup and sets up a quarterfinal match against El Salvador on Sunday in Baltimore.
With Costa Rica looking to avenge their 1-0 loss in the infamous Snow Game, they will be a tough nut to crack.
After a slow start in which they conceded the opening goal, the US responded with four unanswered goals to solidify their top spot in Group C at the Gold Cup.
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