USMNT inching closer to ‘golden generation’ World Cup reality

Fonte: New York Post

SEATTLE — The soccer old heads — the veterans who paved the way for this World Cup squad — hate the term “golden generation. ” That’s a title won, a sobriquet earned. See Also Alex Freeman’s ‘full-circle’ World Cup moment continues meteoric USMNT rise The current team hasn’t gotten there yet — hasn’t reached a World Cup quarterfinal — but Friday’s 2-0 victory over Australia at Lumen Field made the road a lot easier.

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