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Folarin Balogun returned to the lineup after an intervention by President Trump. But he couldn't carry the Americans to their first quarterfinal since 2002 as the U.S. slumped to a 4-1 defeat.
By: Joshua Robinson, Andrew Beaton
Folarin Balogun elected to represent the U.S. in 2023 for the chance to play at a home World Cup. He never imagined that a refereeing call against him would become an international incident.
By: Andrew Beaton, Joshua Robinson
SEATTLE—For all of the controversy that had engulfed Team USA in the 24 hours leading up to its match against Belgium, the game itself was always going to represent something more than a political maelstrom.
By: Joshua Robinson, Andrew Beaton
In the wake of President Trump’s intervention, the Americans hoped to reach the World Cup quarterfinals for the first time since 2002. Instead, they’re going home.
By: Andrew Beaton
After eliminating the U.S. at its own tournament, Belgium is embracing its heel turn this summer.
Andrew Beaton INGLEWOOD, Calif.—Belgium had just scored its fourth goal in a World Cup beatdown of the U.S. national team this week when its players saw one more way to twist the knife.
Andrew Beaton INGLEWOOD, Calif.—Spain needed a late goal in its World Cup quarterfinal against Belgium, and head coach Luis de la Fuente knew exactly who he needed.
By: Andrew Beaton
With Spain on the brink against Belgium, super substitute Mikel Merino entered the game in the final minutes and saved the day—again.
By: Andrew Beaton
Sun Microsystems co-founder Vinod Khosla has struck a deal to pay $9.6 billion for the reigning Super Bowl champions.
By: Andrew Beaton
Andrew Beaton When Vinod Khosla co-founded Sun Microsystems, he had little sense that he would go on to revolutionize computing.
