Tyler Adams and Giovanni Reyna found the net as the United States triumphed over Mexico to secure the Concacaf Nations League title. The game, held in Arlington, Texas, experienced three interruptions due to homophobic chanting from fans, leading Concacaf to denounce the behavior and remove a significant number of spectators.
USA, Mexico and Canada, co-hosts of the 2026 World Cup were all part of the match. Discriminatory chanting, especially during USA goalkeeper Matt Turner’s goal-kicks, caused stoppages in the 86th minute and twice during injury time. Concacaf expressed disappointment at the repeat of such incidents, stressing the importance of cultivating a respectful and positive environment in sports.
Despite facing a challenging season marked by injuries, the US emerged victorious claiming their third Concacaf Nations League title since its inception in 2019-20. Midfielder Tyler Adams broke the deadlock before being substituted at halftime while Giovanni Reyna, currently on loan at Nottingham Forest from Borussia Dortmund sealed the victory with his eighth international goal.
Reyna expressed gratitude for the win highlighting the team’s unity.
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