USA vs Mexico won’t ever frustrate. Also, the debut CONCACAF Nations League last had everything.
A Christian Pulisic extra shot objective profound into additional time gave the Americans an exciting 3-2 success over their archrivals Sunday night in a wild match with a lot of turns. Pulisic, who wore the commander’s armband for the match, acquired the punishment after he was brought down on one of his licensed shooting runs into the case. The official went to the screen to audit the play and granted the late spot-kick, which Pulisic ventured up to change over into the top corner.
It looked as though Mexico had scored an expected game-champ in the 79th moment through substitute Diego Lainez, yet the U.S., which was prevailing on set pieces the entire evening, tied it 2-2 on a powerful Weston McKennie header-only three minutes after the fact. The additional meeting saw the two video audit episodes, an extra shot save, a launch of Mexico administrator Tata Martino, a pitched attack, and occurrences of fans tossing shots at players, one of which harmed the U.S. forward Gio Reyna.
WHAT A MOMENT FOR THE @USMNT ? pic.twitter.com/rPi2mIIbLG
— CBS Sports Golazo (@CBSSportsGolazo) June 7, 2021
The USA vs. Mexico final score
1H | 2H | ET | Final | |
USA | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 |
Mexico | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 |
Goals:
MEX: Jesus Corona – 2nd min.
USA: Gio Reyna – 27th min.
MEX: Diego Lainez (Hirving Lozano) – 79th min.
USA: Weston McKennie – 82nd min.
USA: Christian Pulisic (penalty kick) – 114th min.