Josh Sargent, the 17-year-old Missouri product who is still eligible for the U-17 World Cup, became the youngest U.S. player in history to score in a U-20 World Cup when he strucktwice in Monday’s 3-3 tie with Ecuador. He broke the 10-year-old mark set by Jozy Altidore.
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