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U.S. Men's World Cup Exit Ends 24-Year Drought | Minneapolis News
The U.S. Men’s National Team’s World Cup dreams ended in heartbreaking fashion as they fell 4-1 to Belgium, missing the quarterfinals for the first time since 2002. Belgium struck early, but the U.S. tied it with a deflected free kick before halftime. The second half saw Belgium dominate, capitalizing on a defensive error to retake the lead — and the U.S. couldn’t find a way back. A key player was forced out due to injury, adding to the frustration. This loss extends the U.S.’s troubling record against European sides — 11 losses in 12 matches. Despite their efforts to elevate soccer in…
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