""The joy of today is every single team will leave dreaming about their pathway," Roger Bennett, founder of America's largest independent soccer media network, tells Axios. The USMNT path The U.S. Men's National Team will play its entire Group D stage on the West Coast along with Paraguay, Australia and the winners of the UEFA playoff C between Turkey, Slovakia, Kosovo and Romania. USA vs. Australia: June 19 at 3pm ET in Seattle"
"What they're saying: "None of them are decisively better than the United States," Bennett said of the team's group stage competitors. "Tonight, U.S. players will go to bed with excitement, feeling that everything is possible." The big picture: Nearly 2 million tickets have already been sold for the tournament. Yes, but: Six teams have yet to be determined through playoffs, meaning some matchups remain incomplete."
"What we're watching: Bennett dubbed the star-studded Group I this tournament's "group of death." That group will play in the Northeast and Canada. France vs. Norway: June 26 at 3pm ET in Boston features Kylian Mbappé, who led France to the World Cup Final in 2022 and Manchester City's Norwegian star, Erling Haaland. Other marquee matches The road to the trophy Semi-finals: The tournament's final four will face off in Dallas at 3pm ET on July 14 and in Atlanta at 3pm ET on July 15."
The U.S. Men's National Team plays Group D on the West Coast against Paraguay, Australia, and the winner of UEFA playoff C (Turkey, Slovakia, Kosovo, Romania). USA meets Australia on June 19 at 3pm ET in Seattle. Players will leave dreaming about their pathways and feel that everything is possible. Nearly 2 million tickets have been sold, though six teams remain to be determined through playoffs. Group I, called the tournament's group of death, will play in the Northeast and Canada and includes France vs Norway in Boston on June 26. Semifinals are July 14 in Dallas and July 15 in Atlanta; the final is July 19 in New York/New Jersey.
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