USA U-20 Stuns France! Late Goals Secure Victory in Chile

The USA U-20 men's national team pulled off a dramatic 3-0 victory against France in their second group stage match at the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Chile. A flurry of late goals from Zavier Gozo, Brooklyn Raines, and Marcos Zambrano after the 85th minute sealed the win for the Americans.

The victory puts the U.S. atop Group E heading into their final group stage match against South Africa. The match against Bafana Bafana is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 5th, and will be broadcast on FS2 and Telemundo.

Prior to the match against France, the USA U-20s were coming off a dominant 9-0 win against New Caledonia. While the match against France was expected to be a much tougher test, the Americans rose to the occasion and secured a crucial victory.

The win puts the USA in a strong position to advance to the round of 16. Even with the potential absence of goalkeeper Diego Kochen, who may be recalled by Barcelona due to an injury crisis, the team boasts plenty of talent to compete at a high level.

Benjamin Cremaschi, who scored a hat trick and provided two assists in the opening match, is expected to play a key role for the team. His performance has already garnered attention, with three call-ups to the senior team. This tournament provides valuable experience for players hoping to make an impact at the Olympic level and with the senior national team.

How to Watch USA vs. South Africa

Don't miss the USA's final group stage match against South Africa:

  • Date: Sunday, Oct. 5
  • Time: 4 p.m. ET
  • TV: FS2
  • Live Stream: Fubo (Try for free)

Key Players to Watch

Keep an eye on these players as the USA U-20s continue their World Cup journey:

  • Benjamin Cremaschi (Midfielder)
  • Zavier Gozo (Forward)
  • Brooklyn Raines (Forward)
  • Marcos Zambrano (Forward)

The FIFA U-20 World Cup is a crucial stepping stone for young players, providing them with invaluable experience and exposure on the international stage. The USA's strong start to the tournament highlights the potential of the next generation of American soccer stars.

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