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•5h

Malik Tillman is having a great World Cup for the USMNT, but he'd never tell you himself

  • 5h
  • Jeff Carlisle

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•18h

USMNT's Ream: We'll do what we must to advance vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina

  • 18h
  • Jeff Carlisle

Jeff Carlisle

•19h
A U.S. Soccer spokesperson says that the condition of three USMNT players remains unchanged from yesterday. Both Cristian Roldan (quad) and Auston Trusty (ankle) will engage in "modified training" apart from the main group that includes work in the gym and on the field. Mark McKenzie's foot irritation continues, so he won't train with the team on Monday. The team leaves for San Jose later today, where it will train on Tuesday ahead of Wednesday's round of 32 match against Bosnia & Herzegovina.

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•2d

Balogun says United States finding 'another gear' for knockouts

  • 2d
  • Jeff Carlisle

Jeff Carlisle

•2d
Three players from the USMNT didn't train with the full team on Sunday. Cristian Roldan (quad) and Auston Trusty (ankle) are listed as day-to-day according to a U.S. Soccer spokesperson. Roldan was seen working with a member of the team's medical staff. Mark McKenzie is dealing with what the spokesperson described as "irritation in one of his feet." McKenzie is expected to be back with the team on Monday.

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•2d

USMNT squad is full of leaders for World Cup knockouts, and not just captain Ream

  • 2d
  • Jeff Carlisle

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•4d

Sources: Mauricio Pochettino in positive talks over new USMNT contract

  • 4d
  • Julien Laurens and Jeff Carlisle

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•4d

USMNT must heed World Cup lessons learned in loss to Türkiye

  • 4d
  • Jeff Carlisle

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•4d

Christian Pulisic starts on bench for U.S., comes on in 57th minute

  • 4d
  • Jeff Carlisle

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•5d

What Türkiye match will reveal about USMNT's knockout-round hopes

  • 5d
  • Jeff Carlisle
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