American national soccer team

This article is about the United States men's national soccer team . For the women's team, see U.S. Women's National Football Team .

United States of America
United States of America

Nickname (s)	Yanks, Nats, The Stars & Stripes, The Red, White & Blue, Soccer Boys
Association	United States Soccer Federation
confederacy	CONCACAF
Technical sponsor	Nike
Head coach	Gregg Berhalter (since 2018)
Assistant coach	Josh Wolff B.J. Callaghan Nico Estevez
captain	Michael Bradley
Record scorer	Clint Dempsey and Landon Donovan (57 each)
Record player	Cobi Jones (164)
FIFA code	United States
FIFA rank	22. (1542 points) (As of July 16, 2020)
First jersey Second jersey
Balance sheet
712 games 303 wins 151 draws 258 defeats
statistics
First international match Sweden 2-3 USA ( Stockholm , Sweden ; August 20, 1916 )
Biggest win USA 8-0 Barbados ( Carson , USA ; June 15, 2008 )
Biggest defeat Norway 11-0 USA ( Oslo , Norway ; August 11, 1948 )
Successes in tournaments
World Championship
Participation in the finals	10 ( first : 1930 )
Best results	Semi-finals, 3rd place in 1930 , quarter-finals in 2002
North and Central American Championship
Participation in the finals	15 ( first : 1985 )
Best results	Winner 1991 , 2002 , 2005 , 2007 , 2013 , 2017
Confederations Cup
Participation in the finals	4 ( first : 1992 )
Best results	2nd place in 2009
South American Championship
Participation in the finals	4th
Best results	Fourth 1995 Fourth 2016
(As of February 1, 2020)

The US soccer team is the men's national soccer team of the United States .

history

The United States played its first unofficial internationals against Canada as early as 1885 and 1886 . The first official game, however, came about 30 years later, on August 20, 1916 against Sweden . This was also the first game between two teams from different continents.

The USA achieved their best result at a soccer World Cup in 1930 when they advanced to the semifinals. Some British historians claim that the US team was riddled with players from England's professional league who were not native to the United States. However, the facts speak against this theory.

Despite a 1-0 win against England , the team did not make it past the preliminary round at the 1950 World Cup and did not qualify for a World Cup again until 1990 . They did not get any points at this soccer world championship, but a year later they managed to win the first CONCACAF Gold Cup , the North American equivalent of the soccer championship.

In 1993 at the so-called US Cup , the USA created a sensation when they defeated England, the motherland of football, 2-0. In the same cup they lost 3: 4 against Germany.

At the soccer World Cup in 1994 in their own country, the round of 16 was reached, which in the end was only just lost 1-0 to eventual world champions Brazil . In the preliminary round, Eric Wynalda scored a remarkable free-kick against Switzerland (1-1), and Pelé's secret favorite Colombia was defeated 2-1.

At the 1998 World Cup in France , the USA played together with Germany in a group and were bottom of the group without a point. Many blamed the defensive tactics of coach Steve Sampson for the poor performance, but above all because he used the naturalized French David Régis in the defense instead of the cult figure Alexi Lalas . Alexi Lalas criticized his coach before and during the 1998 World Cup and was right.

At the 2002 World Cup , a 20 year old boy named Landon Donovan played his way into the hearts of American fans. Portugal , one of the World Cup favorites, was defeated 3-2, against hosts and World Cup semi-finalist South Korea , the US team made it 1-1, while playing with the second team against Poland , the team lost 3-1. In the last sixteen, US President George W. Bush called and motivated the team against neighboring Mexico . The USA won 2-0 and Landon Donovan scored his second World Cup goal. In the quarterfinals, the team met the German team again. The game was just lost 0: 1 against the eventual runner-up, making the USA one of the many surprises at this tournament.

In the following years the USA national team won the CONCACAF Gold Cup three times (2002, 2005 and 2007). In 2003 the team reached third place.

The USA national team after the 2006 World Cup preliminary game against Italy

At the 2006 World Cup, the Americans were eliminated with only one point after the preliminary round. A draw could be reached against the eventual world champion Italy . The goal for the USA was scored by the Italian Cristian Zaccardo with an own goal. Clint Dempsey was the only American to score at the tournament. This fell in the 1: 2 defeat against Ghana .

At the Confederations Cup in 2009 , the US national soccer team reached the final of an intercontinental tournament for the first time in its history. In the semifinals she had defeated the previously undefeated European champions Spain 2-0. The final game against Brazil was lost 3-2, although the Americans even led 2-0 at times. The prize money for 2nd place was the equivalent of around 2.3 million euros.

The team reached the final of the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2009 shortly after the Confederations Cup. In the final on July 26, 2009 in front of 71,196 visitors at Giants Stadium, she lost 5-0 to the Mexican national team.

In qualifying for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, the USA qualified as the best CONCACAF team and became group winners at the World Cup with a draw against England and Slovenia, both of which were behind, and a win against Algeria, the record goalscorer Landon Donovan secured in stoppage time. In the second round, the team met Ghana. Before that, there was only one international match between the two teams, which was lost 2-1 on June 22, 2006 in the preliminary round of the World Cup . The 2010 round of 16 ended with the same result (after extra time).

At the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2011 the final was reached again, but in front of 93,420 spectators in the Rose Bowl of Pasadena despite 2-0 lead in the end again lost against the Mexicans, who turned the game around and won 4-2.

The Americans did better two years later. At the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2013 they reached the final again. In front of 57,920 spectators at Soldier Field in Chicago, they beat Panama 1-0 and won the title for the fifth time.

On September 10, 2013, the US team qualified early for the 2014 World Cup . On December 6, 2013, the US national team were drawn as group opponents Ghana , Portugal and Germany . On June 16, 2014, Jürgen Klinsmann's team won 2-1 at the start against Ghana, after Clint Dempsey gave the team a 1-0 lead a few seconds after kick-off and John Anthony Brooks after the Ghanaians equalized with a header in the 86th minute for the 2-1 winner hit. In the second group game, the team were already 0-1 behind against Portugal after five minutes with a goal from Nani , before Jermaine Jones and Dempsey turned the game in favor of the Americans and then in the last seconds of stoppage time the Portuguese equalized with Silvestre To accept Varela . In the run-up to the decisive group game against Germany, a draw would have been enough for both teams, who were tied on points, which brought back memories of the Gijón non-aggression pact . The United States lost to Germany 1-0, but the team celebrated progressing, as Portugal beat Ghana 2-1 at the same time, but the Americans had the better goal difference. In the second round, the United States were eliminated against Belgium (1: 2 a.s.).

Balance sheets

Soccer world championships

→ Main article : United States National Football Team / World Cups

year	Host country	Participation until ...	Last opponent	placement	Trainer	Comments and special features
1930	Uruguay	Semifinals	Argentina	3	Robert Millar	The game for third place against Yugoslavia , the loser of the other semi-final game, was not played. FIFA ranked the USA third and Yugoslavia fourth.
1934	Italy	Round of 16	Italy	16	David Gould	The USA had only qualified in the qualifier against Mexico just before the World Cup in Rome and lost the opening game against the hosts and eventual world champions with a 1: 7 three days later. To date, this is the USA's biggest World Cup defeat and the first game with the highest number of goals in a World Cup.
1938	France		-	-
1950	Brazil	Preliminary round	England , Spain , Chile	10	William Jeffrey	After defeats against Spain and Chile and a surprising victory against the "motherland of football", which had competed for the first time at a World Cup, they were eliminated from the bottom of the group.
1954	Switzerland	not qualified	-	-		In the qualification of Mexico failed.
1958	Sweden	not qualified	-	-		In the qualifiers in the group stage of Mexico failed.
1962	Chile	not qualified	-	-		In the qualifiers in the first round of Mexico failed.
1966	England	not qualified	-	-		Again in the qualifying round failed to Mexico .
1970	Mexico	not qualified	-	-		In qualifying in the semi-finals, Haiti failed, which also failed to qualify.
1974	Germany	not qualified	-	-		In the qualification in the first round, Mexico failed, which also failed to qualify.
1978	Argentina	not qualified	-	-		In the qualification again in the 1st round and again failed to Mexico .
1982	Spain	not qualified	-	-		Mexico failed again in the first round of qualification .
1986	Mexico	not qualified	-	-		Failed in the qualification in the 2nd round to Costa Rica , which could not qualify either.
1990	Italy	Preliminary round	CSSR , Italy , Austria	23	Bob Gansler	Eliminated after three defeats as bottom of the group.
1994	United States	Round of 16	Brazil	14th	Bora Milutinović	The USA survived the preliminary round as one of the four best thirds in the group. The USA held a 0-0 draw against the eventual world champions for 75 minutes and then had to accept the decisive goal by Bebeto .
1998	France	Preliminary round	Germany , Iran , Yugoslavia	32	Steve Sampson	Eliminated after three defeats as bottom of the group.
2002	South Korea / Japan	Quarter finals	Germany	8th	Bruce Arena	After a 3-2 win against the highly rated Portuguese and a 1-1 draw against the later semi-finalists South Korea in the preliminary round, the USA defeated Mexico 2-0 and only lost 1-0 in the quarter-finals despite their superiority and several chances to score against Germany. Outstanding here are Oliver Kahn and Donovan.
2006	Germany	Preliminary round	Czech Republic , Italy , Ghana	25th	Bruce Arena	After defeats against the Czech Republic and Ghana as well as a draw against eventual world champions Italy, they were eliminated as bottom group.
2010	South Africa	Round of 16	Ghana	12	Bob Bradley	For the first time after 1930, the USA survived the preliminary round as group winners. In the round of 16, the decision was made in extra time.
2014	Brazil	Round of 16	Belgium	15th	Jürgen Klinsmann	In the fourth round of qualification , the USA met Costa Rica , Honduras , Jamaica , Mexico and Panama and qualified early on September 10, 2013. In the group stage of the finals, the team won 2-1 against Ghana, separated 2-2 from Portugal, and finally a 0-1 defeat against Germany was enough for them to advance to the round of 16. Here you were defeated by Belgium 1: 2 nV and thus eliminated.
2018	Russia	not qualified				In the qualification in the fifth round to Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama and Honduras failed.
2022	Qatar

CONCACAF championship

CONCACAF Nations Cup

From 1973 the tournament also served as a World Cup qualifier.

• 1963 to 1967 - did not participate
• 1969 - did not qualify
• 1971 - did not participate
• 1973 to 1985 - not qualified
• 1989 - 2nd place

CONCACAF Gold Cup

The tournament has been held in the USA since 1991, so the USA was always automatically qualified. Mexico co-hosted 1993 and 2003, and the finals were held at the Aztec Stadium in Mexico City .

• 1991 - winner
• 1993 - 2nd place
• 1996 - 3rd place
• 1998 - 2nd place
• 2000 - quarter-finals
• 2002 - winner
• 2003 - 3rd place
• 2005 - winner
• 2007 - winner
• 2009 - 2nd place
• 2011 - 2nd place
• 2013 - winner
• 2015 - 4th place
• 2017 - winner
• 2019 - 2nd place
• 2021 - qualified

FIFA Confederations Cup

The USA have participated four times so far and have reached the final once.

year	Host country	Participation until ...	Last opponent	Result	Trainer	Comments and special features
1992	Saudi Arabia	3rd place match	Ivory Coast	Third	Bora Milutinović
1995	Saudi Arabia	not qualified
1997	Saudi Arabia	not qualified
1999	Mexico	3rd place match	Saudi Arabia	Third	Bruce Arena	Participation in second place in the 1998 CONCACAF Gold Cup , as Mexico, having won the Gold Cup, was already qualified to host
2001	South Korea / Japan	not qualified
2003	France	Preliminary round	Brazil , Cameroon , Turkey	7th	Bruce Arena
2005	Germany	not qualified
2009	South Africa	final	Brazil	Second	Bob Bradley	Won for the first time against Spain in the semi-finals
2013	Brazil	not qualified
2017	Russia	not qualified				Playoff game as the winner of the Gold Cup 2013 against Mexico, the winner of the Gold Cup 2015 lost
↑ According to the All-time Ranking 1992–2009 de.fifa.com (PDF; 1.8 MB)

Copa America

Since 1993, the South American football association CONMEBOL has invited teams from other confederations to play in their tournament, the Copa America . In 2016, the USA hosted the Copa América Centenario 2016 anniversary tournament , in which, in addition to the 10 CONMEBOL members, six CONCACAF members also took part.

• 1993 - round 1
• 1995 - 4th place
• 2007 - round 1
• 2016 - 4th place

Olympic Summer Games

1908 in London	not participated
1912 in Stockholm	not participated
1920 in Antwerp	not participated
1924 in Paris	Round of 16
1928 in Amsterdam	Round of 16
1936 in Berlin	Round of 16
1948 in London	Round of 16
1952 in Helsinki	qualification
1956 in Melbourne	Quarter finals

Current

Current international matches

→ Main article : List of international matches for the United States national football team

Current squad

No.	player	society	Date of birth	Country games	Länderspiel- gates	debut	Last use
goal
01	Brad Guzan	Atlanta United	0Sep 9 1984	063	00	Feb 19, 2006	Nov 15, 2019
22nd	Matt Turner	New England Revolution	June 24, 1994	000	00
23	Sean Johnson	New York City FC	May 31, 1989	009	00	Jan. 23, 2011	0Feb. 1, 2020
Defense
02	DeAndre Yedlin	Newcastle United	0July 9, 1993	061	00	0Feb. 1, 2014	Nov 15, 2019
03	Aaron Long	New York Red Bulls	Oct 12, 1992	016	03	17th Oct 2018	0Feb. 1, 2020
04th	Walker Zimmerman	Los Angeles FC	May 19, 1993	012	02	04th Feb 2017	0Feb. 1, 2020
05	John Anthony Brooks	VfL Wolfsburg	Jan 28, 1993	038	03	14 Aug 2013	Nov 15, 2019
12	Nick Lima	San Jose Earthquakes	Nov 17, 1994	009	00	Jan. 28, 2019	Oct 15, 2019
13	Tim Ream	Fulham FC	0Oct 5, 1987	039	01	Nov 17, 2010	Nov 15, 2019
16	Daniel Lovitz	Montreal Impact	Aug 27, 1991	012	00	Jan. 28, 2019	Oct 15, 2019
18th	Sergiño Dest	Ajax Amsterdam	0Nov 3, 2000	003	00	0Sep 7 2019	Nov 15, 2019
20th	Reggie Cannon	FC Dallas	June 11, 1998	010	00	17th Oct 2018	0Feb. 1, 2020
midfield
06th	Wil Trapp	Columbus Crew SC	Jan 15, 1993	020th	00	Jan. 29, 2015	0Sep 7 2019
08th	Weston McKennie	FC Schalke 04	Aug 28, 1998	018th	06th	Nov 14, 2017	Nov 15, 2019
10	Cristian Roldan	Seattle Sounders	0June 3, 1995	018th	00	July 13, 2017	Oct 15, 2019
14th	Jackson Yueill	San Jose Earthquakes	19 Mar 1997	006th	00	0June 6, 2019	0Feb. 1, 2020
15th	Alfredo Morales	Fortuna Dusseldorf	May 12, 1990	015th	00	Jan. 29, 2013	Nov 15, 2019
17th	Sebastian Lletget	Los Angeles Galaxy	03rd Sep 1992	014th	02	Jan. 29, 2017	0Feb. 1, 2020
attack
07th	Paul Arriola	DC United	0Feb 5, 1995	032	05	June 20, 2011	0Feb. 1, 2020
09	Gyasi Zardes	Columbus crew	0Sep 2 1991	056	12	31 Mar 2015	0Feb. 1, 2020
11	Jordan Morris	Seattle Sounders	Oct 26, 1994	038	08th	Nov 18, 2014	Nov 15, 2019
19th	Josh Sargent	Werder Bremen	Feb 20, 2000	011	03	29 May 2018	Oct 15, 2019
21st	Tyler Boyd	Beşiktaş Istanbul	Dec 30, 1994	009	02	0June 9, 2019	Nov 15, 2019

1. ↑ ^{a b c} Status: February 1, 2020

Trainer

Record coach

space	Surname	nationality	Games	Victories	draw	Defeats	Period	title
1.	Bruce Arena	United States	147	81	34	32	1998–2006, 2016–2017	CONCACAF Gold Cup 2002 , 2005 , 2017
2.	Jürgen Klinsmann	Germany	98	55	16	27	2011-2016	CONCACAF Gold Cup 2013
3.	Bora Milutinović	Serbia / Mexico	96	30th	31	35	1991-1995	CONCACAF Gold Cup 1991
4th	Bob Bradley	United States	80	43	25th	12	2007-2011	CONCACAF Gold Cup 2007
5.	Steve Sampson	United States	62	26th	14th	22nd	1995-1998
6th	Bob Gansler	Hungary / United States	37	15th	6th	16	1982, 1989-1991
7th	Walter Chyzowych	Ukraine / United States	32	8th	10	14th	1976-1980
8th.	Gregg Berhalter	United States	19th	12	2	5	since 2019
10.	Alketas Panagoulias	Greece	18th	6th	7th	5	1983-1985
	Lothar Osiander	Germany / United States	18th	4th	5	9	1986-1988
12.	Dave Sarachan	United States	12	3	4th	5	2017-2018
13.	Phil Woosnam	Wales	9	4th	1	4th	1968
14th	Walter Giesler	United States	8th	1	1	6th	1948-1949
	George Meyer	United States	8th	1	2	5	1957, 1965

As of February 1, 2020

Previous coach of the United States of America

• Thomas Cahill (1916)
• George Burford (1924)
• Nat Agar (1925-1926)
• George Burford (1928)
• Robert Millar (1930)
• David Gould (1934)
• Bill Lloyd (1937)
• Andrew Brown (1947)
• Bill Jeffrey (1950)
• John Woods (1952)
• Ernö Schwarz (1953–1955)
• Jimmy Mills (1956)
• John Herberger (1964) - nephew of Sepp Herberger
• Phil Woosnam (1968)
• Gordon Jago (1969)
• Bob Kehoe (1971-1972)
• Max Wosniak (1973)
• Gene Chyzowych (1973)
• Gordon Bradley (1973)
• Dettmar Cramer (1974)
• Al Miller (1974)
• Manfred Schellscheidt (1975)
• Walt Chyzowych (1976–1980)
• Alkis Panagoulias (1983–1985)
• Lothar Osiander (1986–1988)
• Bob Gansler (1989-1991)
• John Kowalski (1991)
• Bora Milutinović (1991–1995)
• Steve Sampson (1995-1998)
• Bruce Arena (1998-2006)
• Bob Bradley (2006-2011)
• Jürgen Klinsmann (2011-2016)
• Bruce Arena (2016-2017)
• Dave Sarachan (2017-2018)
• Gregg Berhalter (since 2018)

All-Time-Best XI

In December 2013, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the US Football Association, the best national players were selected. In addition to media representatives, current and former players, coaches and referees took part in the election.

player	Date of birth	International matches	International goals	Period
goal
Brad Friedel	18th May 1971	082	00	1992-2004
Defense
Marcelo Balboa	August 8, 1967	127	13	1988-2000
Carlos Bocanegra	May 25, 1979	110	14th	2001–2012
Steven Cherundolo	19th February 1979	087	02	1999-2012
Eddie Pope	December 24th 1973	082	08th	1996-2006
midfield
Clint Dempsey	March 9, 1983	136	57	2004-2018
Landon Donovan	March 4th 1982	157	57	2000-2014
Ramos tab	September 21, 1966	081	08th	1988-2000
Claudio Reyna	20th July 1973	112	08th	1994-2006
attack
Brian McBride	June 19, 1972	095	30th	1993-2006
Eric Wynalda	June 9, 1969	106	34	1990-2000

Record player

In the history of US football, 17 players have already completed at least 100 appearances in the jersey of the national team. Only 17 “hundreds” are listed for Saudi Arabia . The latest addition to the USA is Jozy Altidore , who made his 100th international match on January 29, 2017.

space	Surname	Calls	Gates	position	Period	World Cup games	Gold Cup Games	Remarks
1	Cobi Jones	164	15th	midfield	1992-2004	11	20th	Record international player since June 11, 2000
2	Landon Donovan	157	57	attack	2000-2014	12	34	Record scorer
3	Michael Bradley	151 (150)	17th	midfield	since 2006	08th	24
4th	Clint Dempsey	141 (140)	57	attack	2004-2017	10	23	Record scorer
5	Jeff Agoos	134	4th	Defense	1988-2003	03	15th
6th	Marcelo Balboa	127	13	Defense	1988-2000	08th	09	First US player with 100 internationals. Record national player from May 28, 1994 to June 11, 2000
7th	DaMarcus Beasley	126	17th	midfield	2001-2017	11	23
8th	Tim Howard	121 (120)	0	goal	2002-2017	07th	12
9	Jozy Altidore	115 (114)	42	attack	since 2007	05	12
10	Claudio Reyna	112 (111)	8th	midfield	1994-2006	10	12
11	Carlos Bocanegra	110 (108)	14th	Defense	2001–2012	06th	19th
	Paul Caligiuri	110	5	midfield	1984-1997	07th	08th
13	Eric Wynalda	106	34	attack	1990-2000	08th	21st
14th	Kasey Keller	102 (101)	0	goal	1990-2007	05	23
15th	Earnie Stewart	101 (100)	17th	midfield	1990-2004	11	05
16	Tony Meola	100	0	goal	1988-2006	07th	10	First US goalkeeper with 100 caps
	Joe-Max Moore	100	24	attack	1992-2002	04th	10
Record mark

As of February 1, 2020

Record goal scorers

In the history of US football, seven players have scored at least 20 goals wearing the national team. Landon Donovan is the first American to score 50 international goals.

space	Surname	Gates	Calls	Quota	Period	World Cup goals	Gold Cup Gates	Record scorer
1	Landon Donovan	57	157	0.36	2000-2014	5	18th	since January 19, 2008
	Clint Dempsey	57	141	0.40	2004-2017	3	13	since July 23, 2017
3	Jozy Altidore	42	114	0.37	since 2007	0	04th
4th	Eric Wynalda	34	106	0.32	1990-2000	1	07th	January 21, 1996 to January 19, 2008
5	Brian McBride	30th	95	0.32	1993-2006	3	08th
6th	Joe-Max Moore	24	100	0.24	1992-2002	0	02
7th	Bruce Murray	21st	86	0.24	1985-1993	1	02	until January 21, 1996

As of February 1, 2020

Balance sheets against teams from German-speaking countries

→ Main article : List of international matches for the United States national football team

International matches against Germany

date	place	Result	Type of game	Goal scorers
June 13, 1993	Soldier Field	3: 4 (1: 3)	US Cup	1: 1 Dooley (26th), 2: 4 Stewart (72nd), 3: 4 Dooley (81st)
Dec 18, 1993	San Francisco	0: 3 (0: 1)	Friendly match
June 21, 1998	Prince Park Stadium	0: 2 (0: 1)	World Cup group stage
0Feb 6, 1999	Jacksonville	3: 0 (3: 0)	Friendly match	1-0 Kirovski (15th), 2-0 Sanneh (24th), 3-0 Reyna (26th)
July 30, 1999	Estadio Jalisco	2: 0 (1: 0)	Confederations Cup group stage	1-0 Olsen (23rd), 2-0 Moore (50th)
27 Mar 2002	Ostseestadion	2: 4 (1: 1)	Friendly match	1: 0 Mathis (17th), 2: 4 Mathis (71.)
June 21, 2002	Ulsan Munsu Football Stadium	0: 1 (0: 0)	World Cup quarter-finals
22 Mar 2006	Westfalenstadion	1: 4 (0: 0)	Friendly match	1: 4 Cherundolo (85.)
02nd June 2013	Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium	4: 3 (2: 0)	Friendly match	1: 0 Altidore (13th), 2: 0 Ter Stegen (16./ ET ), 3: 1 Dempsey (60th), 4: 1 Dempsey (64th)
June 26, 2014	Arena Pernambuco	0: 1 (0: 0)	World Cup group stage
June 10, 2015	Rheinenergiestadion	2: 1 (1: 1)	Friendly match	Diskerud (41.), Wood (87.)

International matches against the GDR

The US federation lists two games against "East Germany", but the second game is not recorded in the statistics for the games of the GDR.

date	Venue	opponent	Result	Type of game	Goal scorers
28 Mar 1990	Berlin	GDR	2: 3 (1: 2)	Friendly match	1: 2 Vermes (41.), 2: 3 Murray (85.)
July 28, 1990	Milwaukee	GDR	1: 2	Friendly match	Corner (89.)

International matches against Switzerland

(Results from an American perspective)

1. September 6, 1978 in Lucerne 0-2
2. February 8, 1985 in Tampa 1: 1
3. June 2, 1990 in St. Gallen 1: 2
4. February 1, 1991 in Miami 0: 1 - scorer : Knup (90th).
5. January 22, 1994 in Fullerton 1: 1
6. June 18, 1994 in Detroit 1: 1 (World Cup preliminary round) - Goal sequence : 0: 1 Bregy (39th); 1: 1 Wynalda (44th).
7. October 17, 2007 in Basel 1-0 - scorer : Bradley (85th).
8. March 25, 2015 in Zurich 1: 1 - scorer : Shea (45th).

International match against Liechtenstein

(Result from the US perspective)

1. May 24, 1990 in Eschen 4: 1 (1: 1)

International matches against Austria

(Result from the US perspective)

1. June 19, 1990 in Florence 1: 2 (World Cup preliminary round) - Goal sequence : 0: 1 Ogris (52nd); 0: 2 Rodax (65th); 1: 2 Murray (85.)
2. April 22, 1998 in Vienna 3-0
3. November 19, 2013 in Vienna 0: 1 Goal sequence : 0: 1 Marc Janko (33.)

See also

• United States National Football Team (Juniors U-17)
• United States National Football Team (Men U-20)

Web links

Commons : United States  National Soccer Team - Collection of images, videos, and audio files

• American Association

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The FIFA / Coca-Cola World Ranking. In: fifa.com. July 16, 2020, accessed July 21, 2020 . 
2. ↑ ^{a b} There are different specifications for the game date. FIFA, rsssf.com, the Swedish and the US associations name August 20th de.fifa.com rsssf.com rsssf.com svenskfotboll.se ussoccer.com , IFFHS the 17th iffhs.de
3. ↑ goldcup.org: United States - Mexico 2: 4 ( Memento of August 30, 2010 in the Internet Archive )
4. ↑ The placements from 5th place onwards were determined by FIFA without any placement games. See: All-time FIFA World Cup Ranking 1930–2010 (PDF; 195 kB).
5. ↑ FIFA.com: Past Tournaments
6. ↑ US Soccer Names All-Time Men's National Team Best XI ( Memento from January 29, 2014 in the Internet Archive )
7. ↑ ^{a b} ussoccer.com: All-Time Leaders ( Memento from January 17, 2013 in the Internet Archive )
8. ↑ rsssf.com: Players with 100+ Caps and 30+ International Goals