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U.S. World Cup Hopes Dashed in Seattle Showdown

U.S. World Cup Hopes Dashed in Seattle Showdown
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The United States was on an exhilarating ride during its home World Cup. The excitement grew louder with each city stop and increased with every victory. But on Monday, the journey reached an abrupt end.

July 6, 2026, at 10:04 p.m. EDT

Goalkeeper Matt Freese stood in disbelief following Belgium’s third goal. (Blake Dahlin/IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters)

SEATTLE — The game had been promoted as the most eagerly anticipated men’s soccer match in U.S. history. With record-breaking audience expectations and the United States’ opportunity to redefine perceptions of its men’s national team, hopes were high. Despite a home World Cup and the chance for a historic shift, the Americans’ most impactful move may have been a heated moment from their intense coach.

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