The USMNT faces England in its second match in the 2022 World Cup. Follow the New York Post’s live coverage.
The USMNT faces England in its second match in the 2022 World Cup. Follow the New York Post's live coverage with scores, updates, highlights, news and more from Qatar.For the third time in history, the U.S. faces off with the English in the World Cup, in a pivotal game for the Americans. After failing to beat Wales, settling for a draw, getting a result against Group B favorites England would be massive to the Americans’ chances of advancing to the knockout stage.
The U.S. is undefeated in two World Cup matches against England, pulling off one of the biggest upsets in tournament history in 1950 and taking advantage of goalkeeper Robert Green’s blunder for a 1-1 draw in 2010.
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