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Empty calories, full flavor: Gold Cup’s sparse attendance doesn't diminish overall quality of play, and as-advertised Mexico-USMNT final
In an ideal world, The Gold Cup should be bigger, more relevant, and taken more seriously by its hosts. But place it in a ...
As Pochettino learns, USMNT in-stadium fandom comes with complexities
During the Concacaf Gold Cup, the USMNT felt at times more like visitors than hosts, something that irked manager Mauricio ...
How much of a loss will Kudus be?
West Ham were short of things to shout about in 2024-25 but at least a ball-carrying midfielder attempting to pass a rival ...
Tyler Adams asks USMNT fans to paint World Cup stadiums ‘red, white and blue’
Mexico beat the USMNT for the Concacaf Gold Cup in front of 70,295 fans at Houston's NRG Stadium. Most of them were ...
'Not a mannequin' - USMNT's Pochettino draws line in the sand
Just a year from the World Cup, the USMNT stumbled into controversy, one that forced Pochettino to set a new tone ...
'The potential here is massive' - Mauricio Pochettino calls on American fans to show passion, says USMNT 'in a very good process' on their journey to the 2026 World Cup
Less than a year from World Cup, the U.S. coach says team making progress and "we’re happy in the way things are going” ...
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Analysis: US lost the Gold Cup final to Mexico, but Mauricio Pochettino still earned a win
The U.S. was thoroughly outplayed by Mexico in Sunday's CONCACAF Gold Cup final. It was outshot, outpassed, outpossessed and arguably out of its league.