America’s First World Cup Goal in 8 Years Ignites Instant Celebration

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America’s First World Cup Goal in 8 Years Ignites Instant Celebration
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Team USA’s first 2022 World Cup goal by Timothy Weah has the internet breakout into celebration.

Despite the 1-0 lead, some fans are straight up not loving the calls the U.S. is getting handed to them. Those that are not thrilled include U.S. winger Christian Pulisic, who was seen telling a referee to relax.

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