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1924-1988: U.S. National Team (2-10-4 in finals, 18-10-8 in qualifying)
1992-Present: U.S. U-23 MNT (3-4-5 in finals, 10-2-2 in qualifying) |
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 Paris 1924 — Finals |
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May 25, 1924
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Estonia
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1-0 W
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A.J. Straden
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Paris, France
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n/a
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May 29, 1924
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Uruguay
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0-3 L
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Paris, France
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n/a
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| Ampsterdam 1928 — Finals |
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May 30, 1928
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Argentin
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2-11 L
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Rudolf Kunter, Henry Carroll
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Amsterdam, Holland
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n/a
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| Berlin 1936 — Finals |
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August 3, 1936
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Italy
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0-1 L
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Berlin, Germany
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n/a
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| London 1948 — Finals |
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August 2, 1948
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Italy
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0-9 L
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London, England
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n/a
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| Helsinki 1952 — Finals |
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July 16, 1952
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Italy
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0-8 L
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Helsinki, Finland
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n/a
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| Melbourne 1956 — Finals |
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November 28,1956
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Yugoslavia
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1-9 L
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Al Zerhusen
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Melbourne, Australia
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n/a
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| Munich 1972 — Finals |
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August 27, 1972
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Morocco
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0-0 T
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Augsburg, W. Germany
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n/a
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August 29, 1972
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Malaysia
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0-2 L
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Ingolstadt, W. Germany
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n/a
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August 31, 1972
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W. Germany
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0-7 L
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Munich, W. Germany
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n/a
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1924-1988: U.S. National Team (2-10-4 in finals, 18-10-8 in qualifying)
1992-Present: U.S. U-23 MNT (3-4-5 in finals, 10-2-2 in qualifying) |
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| Los Angeles 1984 — Finals |
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July 29, 1984
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Costa Rica
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3-0 W
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Rick Davis (2), Jean Willrich
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Palo Alto, Calif.
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n/a
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July 31, 1984
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Italy
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0-1 L
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Pasadena, Calif.
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n/a
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August 2, 1984
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Egypt
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1-1 T
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own goal
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Palo Alto, Calif.
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n/a
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| Seoul 1988 — Finals |
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Sept. 18, 1988
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Argentina
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1-1 T
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Mike Windischmann
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Taegu, South Korea
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18,500
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Sept. 20, 1988
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South Korea
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0-0 T
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Pusan, South Korea
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22,000
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Sept. 22, 1988
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Soviet Union
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2-4 L
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John Doyle, Brent Goulet
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Taegu, South Korea
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20,000
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| Barcelona 1992 — Finals |
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July 24, 1992
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Italy
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1-2 L
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Joe-Max Moore
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Barcelona, Spain
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18,000
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July 27, 1992
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Kuwait
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3-1 W
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Dario Brose, Manuel Lagos, Steve Snow
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Zaragoza, Spain
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4,500
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July 29, 1992
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Poland
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2-2 T
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Erik Imler, Steve Snow
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Zaragoza, Spain
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3,000
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| Atlanta 1996 — Finals |
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July 20, 1996
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Argentina
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1-3 L
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Claudio Reyna
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Birmingham, Ala.
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83,183
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July 22, 1996
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Tunisia
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2-0 W
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Jovan Kirovski, Brian Maisonneuve
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Birmingham, Ala.
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45,687
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July 24, 1996
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Portugal
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1-1 T
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Brian Maisonneuve
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Washington, D.C.
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58,012
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| Sydney 2000 — Finals |
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Sept. 13, 2000
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Czech. Rep.
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2-2 T
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Chris Albright, Josh Wolff
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Canberra, Australia
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24,800
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Sept. 16, 2000
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Cameroon
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1-1 T
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Pete Vagenas
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Canberra, Australia
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24,800
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Sept. 19, 2000
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Kuwait
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3-1 W
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Dan Califf, Chris Albright, Landon Donovan
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Melbourne, Australia
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20,000
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Sept. 23, 2000
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Japan
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2-2 T
5-4 PKs
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Josh Wolf, Pete Vagenas
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Adelaide, Australia
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18,345
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Sept. 26, 2000
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Spain
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1-3 L
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Pete Vagenas
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Sydney, Australia
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39,800
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Sept. 19, 2000
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Chile
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0-2 L
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Sydney, Australia
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26,381
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All-Time U.S. Men's Olympic Results
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