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- On Saturday, Gio Reyna scored and assisted as the U.S. men's national team beat Paraguay 2-1 at Subaru Park, opening their two-game November slate.
- As part of World Cup prep, the U.S. used the November friendlies during the U.S. international break with a five-back 5-3-2 lineup by Mauricio Pochettino, U.S. head coach.
- Reyna opened the scoring with a headed finish from a Max Arfsten corner that glanced off the goalkeeper and in via the crossbar; the 71st minute winner came after Reyna's cutback was deflected to Folarin Balogun, who finished.
- Reyna's tally put him past his father in U.S. goal totals, giving him nine goals to Claudio Reyna's eight, while the U.S. unbeaten streak extended to four games.
- With roster decisions looming, the U.S. faces Uruguay next on Nov. 18; time is dwindling for players to impress before Mauricio Pochettino finalizes his World Cup roster.
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The U.S. men’s national team returned to the area for the first time since 2018 and did not disappoint most of the 17,224 who came to see them in Chester on a frigid Saturday evening, winning 2-1 over Paraguay in a “friendly” game that was far from amicable on the field. Two of the four players on the U.S. roster with Philly ties were in the starting lineup: goalkeeper Matt Freese and forward Brenden Aaronson. Auston Trusty and Mark McKenzie did…
Gio Reyna, making a long-awaited return, helps lift the USMNT to a win
CHESTER, Pa. — Gio Reyna scored in his first international start in 16 months to surpass his father in career goals and then set up Folarin Balogun’s tiebreaking goal in the 71st minute to lead the United States over Paraguay, 2-1, on Saturday night in a friendly between World Cup-bound teams that included a late brawl. American defender Alex Freeman and Paraguay captain Diego Gómez both tried to pick up a ball that rolled out during second-half…
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