Tillman’s bloody-sock goal ends 24-year U.S. World Cup drought

KTLA·Jul 2

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The US men's national team has ended a 24-year World Cup drought, with Malik Tillman scoring a notable goal despite suffering an injury. The team defeated Bosnia Herzegovina 2-0 to advance to the round of 16. The significance and implications of the US team's performance are being evaluated.

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