Three days after trouncing Peru in Florida, the U.S. men’s national team overcame a stiffer test against a stout South American foe.
World Cup veterans and up-and-coming youngsters combined to lead the USA past Chile in Tuesday’s 4-2 win in St. Louis. Sebastian Berhalter opened the hosts’ account late in the first half after being set up by Sergiño Dest. Then it was teenage striker Julian Hall who scored the equalizer for the USA less than three minutes after Chile had taken its first lead of the match.
Chris Richards then nodded home a Berhalter corner kick with about 20 minutes to help seal the win. Mathis Albert added the exclamation point…
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