Richards' header gives USA the lead over Chile in international friendly
Defender Chris Richards scored with a 72nd-minute header, putting the United States ahead in a friendly against Chile, ESPN reported.
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The United States men's national soccer team took the lead in an international friendly against Chile after defender Chris Richards scored with a header in the 72nd minute, according to live coverage from ESPN.
The match is part of a window of international friendlies being played while domestic club competitions are on a break, giving national federations the chance to test squads outside official qualifying windows.
ESPN's live report did not include further details on the final result or other passages of play. Additional information about the match, including the final score, was not immediately available from the source.
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