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USA Stun Chile 4-2 in Tough Test

The U.S. men's national team defeated Chile 4-2 in a tough exhibition match in St. Louis, with Mathis Albert becoming the youngest scorer in program history.

The Stars and Stripes showed resilience against a stiffer South American test, overcoming Chile despite falling behind. Teenage striker Julian Hall quickly equalized after Chile took the lead, while Chris Richards' header sealed the win. Berhalter also continued his good form with a goal.

Mathis Albert made history as the youngest scorer in U.S. men's national team history at 17 years, four months and eight days old, breaking Christian Pulisic's record. The young team now prepares to face Mexico in Glendale, Arizona on Saturday before closing the FIFA window against Canada next week. playerbros.org