The United States men’s soccer team is on the verge of scoring its biggest goal in years.
Team USA can clinch a place in the 2018 FIFA World Cup on Tuesday night when it visits Trinidad and Tobago in the final game of the CONCACAF World Cup qualifying campaign. USA occupies third place in the CONCACAF hexagonal standings and will play its hardest to maintain the last automatic qualification spot in the region comprised of North and Central American and Caribbean nations.
Less than 24 hours…#TRIvUSA | #Get3GetThru
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— U.S. Soccer Men's National Team (@USMNT) October 10, 2017
USA’s qualification scenarios aren’t complicated at this late stage: win and they’re going to Russia to take on the world next summer. Soccer America’s Paul Kennedy explains what would happen if USA loses or draws against Trinidad and Tobago.
How USA will qualify for the 2018 World Cup. #RoadToRussia https://t.co/Apm9D6RacU pic.twitter.com/x8ABWWM9VV
— Ben Jata (@Ben_Jata) October 8, 2017
Make sense?
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