The United States men’s national team are through to the Concacaf Nations League last in the wake of beating Honduras on Thursday 1-0 because of a dramatic late goal from substitute Jordan Siebatcheu by means of header.
The D.C.- born ability came on in the second half for Josh Sargent and conveyed his first goal for the group with under two minutes to play, heading home a smart ball from Weston McKennie with power from around six yards out.
The goal came after a fine ball from safeguard John Brooks discovered McKennie at the back post in what was the most obvious opportunity with regards to the second half.
The U.S. battled for a significant part of the match with a lot of nervy moments, yet in the end they discovered a path in spite of looking prone to yield now and again. Commander, who battled in assault, made a urgent save with his head off the line to keep Los Catrachos from scoring in the opening 45.
Honduras got their opportunities to win it, however Zack Steffen had the option to come up large in goal with a couple key saves.
With the match yet to be determined, it felt as though Gregg Berhalter was gambling by holding on to make changes, however his young forward went ahead and reimbursed his confidence to stay away from an extra shot shootout where anything might have occurred.
With the win, the Americans will presently confront Mexico in the last on Sunday on Paramount+.