The United States Men’s National Team won the Concacaf Nations League tournament for the third time, and became consecutive champions, leaving Mexico’s Men’s National Team on the field with a resounding 2-0 loss.
USMNT captain Christian Pulisic was key for the win
The Stars and Stripes showed once again that their work plan of taking players to train in the best leagues in Europe is giving results, and as shown by the new victory against Mexico, which left the match with more doubts than certainties.
During the Concacaf Nations League tri-championship celebrations, captain Christian Pulisic mocked the Mexican team after losing by a score that has become a nightmare for Jaime Lozano’s team.
I didn’t even notice it was “Dos a Cero”
Another element that showed his happiness for the new title for U.S. soccer is Tyler Adams, the scorer of the first goal against Mexico.
“I don’t score goals like that all the time, but I’m happy to be able to score one like that today,” Adams told ESPN. “I always get up for the big games,” said the player from Bournemouth of England’s Premier League.
This is the United States’ third Nations League title, and with this victory, it extends its unbeaten streak against Mexico, its biggest rival in the CONCACAF, to seven matches without defeat.
Mexico’s most recent win against the Americans dates back to 2019, when under Gerardo ‘Tata’ Martino, “El Tri” the Americans in the Gold Cup final by the slimmest of margins.