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U.S. men piling up historic moments at World Cup, but focus is on the here and now

L.A. Times - Sports

July 2, 2026

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U.S. men piling up historic moments at World Cup, but focus is on the here and now

The U.S. has won three matches, the most it has won in a single World Cup, among other records. Yet all that means absolutely nothing to the players.

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