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Cavan Sullivan scores as youngest US international
17-year-old Sullivan becomes youngest American international goalscorer in 3-0 win over Mexico.
In brief
17-year-old Sullivan becomes youngest American international goalscorer in 3-0 win over Mexico. Cavan Sullivan scored for the US men's national team at 17 years and five days, breaking Mathis Albert's record as the youngest US goalscorer in a 3-0 victory over Mexico. Originally reported by Sportstar.
Sullivan scores
Cavan Sullivan, a 17-year-old Philadelphia Union player expected to move to Manchester City, scored in the second half to put USA 2-0 up.
Sullivan breaks record
At 17 years and five days, Sullivan broke Mathis Albert's five-day-old record as the youngest US goalscorer.
USA wins 3-0
USA clinched a 3-0 victory over Mexico in Glendale on Saturday, October 3, with Julian Hall scoring first and Sullivan adding the second goal.
Mexico's red card
Mexico's Luis Chavez received a red card in the 68th minute after shoving Sebastian Berhalter's face with his hand.
Mexico's manager under pressure
Mexico's manager Rafael Marquez faces pressure after going winless since taking over post-FIFA World Cup 2026.
Player ratings
USA: Kochen (7.3), Freeman (8.1), Richards (6.8), Trusty (7.8), Robinson (7.7), Sullivan (8.3), Berhalter (7.4), Adams (7.3), Reyna (6.6), Hall (7.7), Tillman (8.1); Subs: Musah (6.7), Ellis (5.9). Mexico: Rangel (3.6), Gallardo (5.8), Vasquez (5.7), Campilllo (6.3), Reyes (6.7), Pineda (7.4), Romo (5.5), Lira (6.4), Alvarado (6.6), Sandoval (6.2), Gimenez (5.9); Subs: Mateo Chavez (4.6), Luis Chavez (6.5), Fidalgo (5.2), Violante (5.8), Armando Gonzalez (5.6).
The essence
Cavan Sullivan scored for the US men's national team at 17 years and five days, breaking Mathis Albert's record as the youngest US goalscorer in a 3-0 victory over Mexico.
