USMNT brushed aside by Belgium in blow to World Cup prep
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USMNT brushed aside by Belgium in blow to World Cup prep
"Weston McKennie rewarded the U.S. for an impressive start with the opening goal in the 39th minute as he turned in an Antonee Robinson corner at the back post."
"Zeno Debast scored a long-range equalizer for Belgium on the stroke of halftime and the No. 9-ranked visitors scored three more times in a 14-minute spell in the second half."
"The result snapped a five-game unbeaten streak for the U.S., which was tied for the best run of Pochettino's tenure."
"The U.S. was shorthanded in defense with Sergiño Dest, Chris Richards and Miles Robinson all sidelined, along with midfielder Tyler Adams."
The U.S. men's national team lost 5-2 to Belgium in a World Cup preparation match. Weston McKennie scored first for the U.S., but Belgium equalized just before halftime. In the second half, Belgium scored four goals in quick succession, including a penalty and a stunning long-range effort. The U.S. managed a late consolation goal from Patrick Agyemang. This defeat ended a five-game unbeaten streak for the U.S. as they prepare for their World Cup opener against Paraguay on June 12.
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