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Four games, four wins: USMNT shuts down Canada

After three stylish wins, the USA overcame Canada’s rustic approach to pull out a 1-0 victory and finish 4-0-0 in its fall friendly window, during which Coach Mauricio Pochettino successfully integrated a corps of teenagers into his player pool. Orlando City’s 19-year-old Justin Ellis, who entered camp with one MLS goal to his name, scored the gamewinner for his second USMNT goal. It was set up by Alex Freeman, who led the team in minutes played over the four games, in which all 28 players saw action.

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Pochettino’s high-scoring young guns face Canada

The USMNT faces Canada this evening after scoring 11 goals in three games. Seven different players have scored during the run, led by 18-year-old Julian Hall with three goals, while fellow teenagers Cavan Sullivan, Mathis Albert and Justin Ellis have each scored once. Coach Mauricio Pochettino has already fielded 27 of the 28 players on his roster. For more U.S. player stats from the first three fall camp games …

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Gio Reyna embraces leadership role

It’s been nearly six years since 23-year-old Giovanni Reyna debuted for the U.S. national team. When he earned his 45th cap in Tuesday’s 4-2 win over Chile it marked the first time he started back-to-back USMNT games in more than two years. Reyna, the only player Mauricio Pochettino started against Peru and Chile, set up goals in both wins. After Tuesday’s win in St. Louis, Reyna talked about relating to his new, younger teammates.

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U.S. Under-17 Women’s World Cup roster

Head coach Ciara Crinion named the 21 players who will represent the USA at the Under-17 Women’s World Cup Oct. 17-Nov. 7 in Morocco. Loradana Paletta, who plays in NYCFC’s boys academy, is the youngest at age 15. Back with the team is forward Carolina Reyna, who will become the third member of her family to play in a U-17 World Cup after older brother Gio (2019) and her father Claudio (1989 when it was still a U-16 tournament).

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Americans Abroad (France): Gio Reyna is ‘the heart of’ Strasbourg

After Gio Reyna scored and helped create another in Strasbourg’s 6-2 win over Troyes, his coach Hugo Olivera called the 23-year-old American player the “heart of the team” in the 4-2-3-1 formation. Oliveira added that Reyna must absorb the “very important work” of pressing required of him, “like all the attacking players.” 🇫🇷 French Ligue […]

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