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The young guns of the U.S. men’s national team sent shockwaves through out the soccer world with a 3-0 victory over their rival Mexico, Saturday Night in Glendale, Arizona.

There was also history in the making when Cavan Sullivan became the youngest goal scorer for team USA surpassing fellow teammate Mathis Albert set the record against Chile on Tuesday September 29th. Then Julian became the youngest and first player to score goals in 3 straight games tying the great soccer player Pele, who did it in 1957, in his first 3 games as a starter.

Mexico had a good start during the first 20 minutes of the match. But Julian Hall scored and stunned Mexico with the early 1-0. The game remained 1-0 when teen sensation Cavan Sullivan put the game out of reach with a goal of in 62nd minute to make it 2-0. Mexico had no chance and made it worse when in the 68th when Mateo Chavez fouled Yunus Musah, there were some push and words were exchanged with the U.S. players Then Chavez slapped Sebastian Berhalter and earning a straight red card.

Malik Tillman score the third and final goal in the 85th minute against the ten men visitors off a bad back-pass that he took advantage of to complete the 3-0 finish.

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