2026-07-07
15 分钟Good morning.
The US men's soccer team crashes out of the World Cup.
The Athletic tells us how a phone call by President Trump overshadowed last night's game.
The fact that President Trump was involved is crossing a major red line.
You never want politics influencing the sporting product on the field.
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It's Tuesday, July 7th.
I'm Gideon Resnick in for Shamit Abbasu.
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For the U.S., last night's match started to go wrong right at around nine minutes in.
The Belgians' early lead spelled trouble for the men's knockout match.
Hope returned after a stunning free kick from Malik Tillman leveled things, but it quickly turned against the Americans.
And Belgium scored again and again and again.
It ended 4-1, a devastating blow to a team with hopes of reaching its first quarterfinal
since 2002. The U.S. Team had lit up the tournament in the group stages, generating huge enthusiasm around the country.
But last night's result ultimately kept up a familiar pattern of defeat against higher-ranked opponents
when it truly mattered.
But of course, even before a ball had been kicked,
this had already become the most talked-about match of the tournament.