USMNT Takes Lead Over Chile in International Friendly
The United States men's national team went ahead against Chile on Tuesday, according to ESPN's live coverage of the friendly.
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The United States men's national soccer team took the lead against Chile during a Tuesday international friendly, according to live coverage from ESPN.
ESPN reported that a goal credited to Berhalter put the U.S. side ahead in the match, part of a series of exhibition games national teams use to test lineups and tactics outside official competition windows.
Further details on the match, including the final score and other developments, were being updated in ESPN's live blog as the game progressed.
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