The U.S. men’s national team has its official World Cup roster, and those 26 players are already firing on all cylinders.
On Sunday, the Stars and Stripes took to the pitch for the first time since Tuesday’s roster reveal, earning a big win over No. 14 globally ranked Senegal in Charlotte. The 3–2 victory—which also saw the No. 16 ranked U.S. find the back of the net two additional times before being ruled offside—was charged with offensive hunger and was critically important towards building confidence ahead of the tournament in less than two weeks’ time.
