USMNT 4-2 Chile Summary: Score, Goals, Highlights
Berhalter’s second straight goal-and-assist game helped the United States score 4 goals as 13 uncapped players featured in the squad.
- On Tuesday, the USMNT defeated Chile 4-2 in an international friendly in St. Louis, with 17-year-old Mathis Albert becoming the youngest goalscorer in USMNT history.
- With preparations underway for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, U.S. coach Mauricio Pochettino fielded a young lineup averaging just over 23 years of age, including 13 uncapped players like Cavan Sullivan and Albert.
- Sebastian Berhalter registered a goal and an assist for the second consecutive match, prompting U.S. coach Pochettino to call him "priceless" for his versatility and commitment to the national team.
- After Chile took a 2-1 lead early in the second half, Julian Hall equalized with his second international goal, and Chris Richards secured the lead in the 72nd minute to seal the comeback.
- The USMNT returns to the field this Saturday to face Mexico, continuing the international break with another test of Pochettino's youthful squad.
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Goals for the USA were scored by Berhalter (37), Julian Hall (51), Chris Richards (72), and Mathis Albert (90+2), who at 17 years and 131 days became the youngest scorer in the history of the American team.
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