Team USA
Coverage of Team USA in the Nexus archive.
- LA Galaxy coach Greg Vanney says Team USA was 'too naive,' explains Christian Pulisic's struggles
LA Galaxy coach Greg Vanney criticized Team USA's 'naivety' for their World Cup exit and attributed Christian Pulisic's struggles to an early injury. Belgium's last-minute venue change to Dignity Health Sports Park due to turf damage was also mentioned.
- Fans at San Jose's San Pedro Square celebrated the Americans' tournament run despite the Round of 16 exit
Team USA's World Cup journey ended with a 4-1 loss to Belgium in the Round of 16, but fans in San Jose's San Pedro Square continued celebrating the team's tournament run. Despite eliminations of the U.S., Mexico, Canada, Brazil, and Portugal, attendees emphasized the experience and memories, with watch parties continuing for remaining matches like Argentina vs. Egypt and Colombia vs. Switzerland.
- Belgium embarrasses Team USA before breaking out Trump's signature dance celebration after fourth goal
Belgium defeated Team USA 4-1 in a World Cup Round of 16 match, ending their tournament. Romelu Lukaku celebrated Belgium's fourth goal with a Trump-inspired dance, drawing attention to the loss. The article notes President Donald Trump's influence on FIFA's decision to rescind Folarin Balogun's suspension, which benefited Team USA.
- Operation Epic Fury fallout looms over Trump’s private talks with NATO allies and more top headlines
The fallout from Operation Epic Fury is affecting Trump's private discussions with NATO allies. Democrats have distanced themselves from Senate candidate Graham Platner following rape allegations, and Team USA was defeated by Belgium in the World Cup Round of 16. Additional headlines include a court incident involving an accused assassin, a nuclear test by Beijing, and political shifts with federal lawyers defecting to Democrats.
- South Florida fans of Team USA remain proud of team’s performance despite 4-1 loss to Belgium
Team USA lost 4-1 to Belgium in the World Cup Round of 16, ending their tournament run. South Florida fans expressed mixed reactions, with some praising the team's performance and others calling the loss a 'national embarrassment.' Despite the defeat, fans at bars in Miami and Hollywood celebrated the team's achievements and looked ahead to the 2030 World Cup.
- Team USA fans gather at Campus Martius for watch party
Team USA faces Belgium in a Monday night game, with fans in Detroit gathering at Campus Martius for a watch party.
- Fans gear up to cheer on Folarin Balogun and Team USA on the National Mall
Folarin Balogun's one-game suspension was lifted, allowing him to play for Team USA against Belgium. Fans are excited as the FIFA World Cup Fan Zone on the National Mall hosts the event, following President Donald Trump's intervention.
- Team USA's Cristian Roldan: Bay Area crowd 'was amazing'
Team USA's Cristian Roldan praised the Bay Area crowd during a World Cup match at Levi's Stadium. Bay Area soccer fans attended the event, which was described as a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Roldan discussed the experience with KRON4's Amanda Hari.
- Team USA avanza, Kane rescata a Inglaterra y Bélgica firma una remontada épica
Team USA venció 2-0 a Bosnia y se unió a México y Canadá en octavos de final. Inglaterra remontó ante RD del Congo con un doblete de Harry Kane, y Bélgica eliminó a Senegal en la prórroga tras una remontada dramática.
- Malik Tillman: “La figura somos todos”
Malik Tillman celebrated Team USA's 2-0 victory over Bosnia, crediting the win to the group and coaching staff. He emphasized collective effort and team character, avoiding individual praise despite scoring a free-kick goal.
- ‘We won!’: Fans celebrate at Hollywood pub after USA beats Bosnia-Herzegovina 2-0
Team USA fans celebrated a 2-0 victory over Bosnia-Herzegovina at a Hollywood pub, with the American Outlaws Fort Lauderdale chapter and other supporters expressing excitement and pride. The win advances the U.S. to the World Cup round of 16, where they will face Belgium.
- Thousands cheer on Team USA at Campus Martius
The U.S. men's national team defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina to advance to the Round of 16 for the first time in 24 years. Thousands of fans cheered the team at Campus Martius.
- Team USA fans celebrate in Kailua after advancing on the world stage
Team USA fans in Kailua celebrated a victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina, advancing to the next round of international competition. The celebration occurred at The Garden in Kailua on Wednesday.
- Bosnian fans gather ahead of Team USA match in Bay Area: 'It's very emotional'
Bosnian fans are gathering in the Bay Area ahead of the USA vs. Bosnia match. European fans are preparing for the knockout round as the match approaches.
- American Outlaws Miami members march to Fan Fest to cheer on Team USA in match against Turkey
Members of the American Outlaws Miami chapter marched at the FIFA Fan Fest to support Team USA ahead of their match against Turkey. The event featured patriotic displays, a Bank of America booth distributing commemorative wristbands, and activities at Bayfront Park. Team USA's game against Turkey is scheduled for Thursday night at 10 p.m. on WSVN-7.
- Still hunting for USA vs. Turkey tickets? Prices may shock you
Fans seeking last-minute tickets for the USA vs. Turkey FIFA World Cup match at SoFi Stadium face high resale prices, including $2,500 for nosebleed seats. The article highlights that no bargains are available on the resale market for this event.
- Team USA eyes history in group stage finale at Los Angeles Stadium
Team USA secured a 2-0 victory over Australia, clinching the top spot in Group D and advancing to the World Cup knockout round. This win marked the first time the U.S. men’s team has won consecutive matches in the tournament. The final group stage match was held at Los Angeles Stadium.
- We’ve fallen hard for Team USA coach Mauricio Pocchetino—but a billionaire backer is the country’s real soccer hero
The article highlights Mauricio Pocchetino's role as Team USA coach, crediting his position to the financial support of billionaire Ken Griffin. It also notes that Ken Griffin was referenced in a tax-related video by Mayor Mamdani.
- Haiti and Türkiye eliminated, US through to knockouts
Team USA advanced to the knockout rounds with a 2-0 victory over Australia. Paraguay set a 2026 World Cup record by scoring 64 seconds into their match against Türkiye, while Brazil secured a 3-0 first-half win over Haiti. Tunisia is set to face Japan in the 1000th World Cup game.
- Wyndham Clark's girlfriend Emily Tanner is turning into a star at the US Open, Alyssa Milano begs again & MEAT
The article highlights the success of Team USA under coach Pochettino in soccer, praising his aggressive style and the team's improved performance. It also mentions Wyndham Clark's girlfriend Emily Tanner gaining attention at the US Open and references unrelated topics like Alyssa Milano's social media activity and a baseball game.
- Team USA to play Round of 32 in Santa Clara
Team USA secured first place in Group D at the FIFA World Cup and will play a Round of 32 match on July 1 in Santa Clara against a third-place team advancing to the knockout stage. San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie celebrated the team's return to the Bay Area.
- American pride rings across Bayfront Park as US beats Australia 2-0
Team USA defeated Australia 2-0 in a World Cup match at Bayfront Park, with goals from Cameron Burgess and Alex Freeman. The win secured the U.S. a spot in the knockout round, and fans celebrated enthusiastically, expressing optimism about the team's chances in the tournament.
- Hundreds gather at Campus Matius to cheer on Team USA
Team USA defeated Australia in the 2026 World Cup, leading to celebrations at a watch party in Detroit. Hundreds gathered at Campus Matius to cheer on the team.
- Chiefs heiress Hunt sisters inspire Team USA to incredible win over Paraguay, buy Bulls banner & brisket
Team USA's soccer team delivered an inspired performance against Paraguay, marked by physical play and a viral goal by Gio Reyna. Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt and her sister Ava attended the game, highlighting their family's historical ties to soccer through the Kansas City Chiefs and MLS. The Hunt sisters are portrayed as influential figures in the sport's growth in the U.S.
- Team USA falls to Canada at worlds, but Olympic sweep keeps Americans on top of hockey
Team USA lost 4-0 to Canada in an IIHF World Championship quarterfinal, but the U.S. retains its status as hockey's top nation due to its Olympic gold medal win. The American roster lacked key players from the Olympic team, while Canada fielded a stronger lineup. The U.S. struggled throughout the tournament, losing to Switzerland, Finland, and Latvia in group play.