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CP MNT Tops Copa America Group with 1-1 Draw Against Argentina on Stoppage Time Goal From Jonah Meyer-Crothers

USA Claims Group A First Place in Rare Drawing of Lots after Tying Argentina on First Three Tie-Breakers; USA will Face Canada in the Copa America Semifinals on Thursday, October 16 at 2 p.m. ET (IFCPF YouTube)
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CP MNT Tops Copa America Group with 1-1 Draw Against Argentina on Stoppage Time Goal From Jonah Meyer-Crothers
CP MNT Tops Copa America Group with 1-1 Draw Against Argentina on Stoppage Time Goal From Jonah Meyer-Crothers

PUNTA DEL ESTE, Uruguay (October 14, 2025) - U.S. Men’s Cerebral Palsy (CP) National Team midfielder Jonah Meyer-Crothers’ goal in second-half stoppage time helped the USA earn a 1-1 draw with Argentina in the final match of Group A play at the 2025 IFCPF Copa America. After a tight and scoreless 50 minutes, Argentina took the lead with nine minutes to play, but Meyer-Crothers leveled two minutes into added time. 

The draw left the USA and Argentina tied atop the group with four points, goal difference (+10) and goals scored (11). The winner was decided in a rare ‘drawing of lots,’ where the USA’s name card was selected in a blind draw. As the winner of Group A, the U.S. will play the second-place team from Group B, Canada, in the Semifinals on Thursday, October 16 (2 p.m. ET; IFCPF YouTube). Argentina will play Group B winner Brazil in the other semifinal.

In a growing rivalry after the teams met in major competitions in each of the last two years, this match again was well contested. Argentina had the first key chance when right winger German Romussi pushed forward and shot from 30 yards, but USA goalkeeper Marc Estrella was up to the task with a nice diving save to his right to parry the ball wide for a corner kick. 

The USA’s first chance came in the 19th minute when midfielder Frankie Lowery lifted a free kick from the right side to the back post. Teammate Ben Lindau timed his run, but his contested header went just wide. 

The U.S. was the more threatening side after the break, though chances remained limited. Nearly 10 minutes in, Meyer-Crothers controlled a diagonal ball on the left, then cut to his right and hit a solid shot that Argentina’s Mariano Cortes headed out for a corner. Meyer-Crothers later did well to track back and pressure Romussi at the back post to prevent a shot on goal. 

Argentina took advantage of its best opportunity with less than ten minutes to play. A minute after coming on, Mariano Morana took possession near midfield after Lindau slipped and started a fast counter, pushing the ball left to Carlos Carrizo. Lone defender Jacob Crumbley stepped to, but Carrizo centered the ball to an unmarked Batista Caboneti who calmly finished past Estrella. 

Meyer-Crother nearly tied the match twice after his header off a Lindau corner was saved spectacularly by Argentina ‘keeper Facundo Godoy, and a hard volley from a long Crumbley throw-in clanking off the left post. However, the play would work the next time. 

Deep in stoppage time, Crumbley again advanced the ball forward and flung a throw in from the right side toward the center. With his back to goal, second-half substitute Shea Hammond made the slightest of touches on it with his right foot to push past his mark, and Meyer-Crothers lunged forward to equalize from six yards out.

Additional notes:

  • With the draw, the USA is now 3W-8L-1D against Argentina in 12 all-time meetings since 2014. The teams have now met in major competitions in each of the last three years, with Argentina winning 4-2 at the 2024 World Cup and 2-1 at the 2023 Parapan American Games.
  • U.S. captain Josh Brunais earned his 45 cap and played in his first match since Nov. 23, 2023 against Venezuela in the Bronze Medal match of the Parapan American Games in Chile. He sustained a torn ACL and meniscus in 2024 prior to the World Cup, and recently returned to action. 
  • Meyer-Crothers earned his 10th cap and sixth career goal. This was his first game since appearing in a friendly against Australia on Feb. 5, 2023 in Sydney. Now a junior at Calvin University, his last tournament match was on May 15, 2022 in the IFCPF World Cup third place match against Brazil in Spain, and his last goal came when he registered a hat trick against the Netherlands on May 9, 2022 at the World Cup. 
  • With his assist today, Hammond has registered a goal or an assist in all five games in 2025, totaling five goals and five assists. 
  • Marc Estrella has started all five games in goal in 2025, and 12 of the team’s 13 games over the past two years
  • The U.S. and Canada last met at the 2023 Parapan American Games in Santiago, Chile, where the U.S. earned a 6-0 Group stage win. The U.S. holds a 4W-2L-1D record against their northern neighbor since 2014. 

-U.S. MEN’S CP NATIONAL TEAM MATCH REPORT-

Match: United States Men’s CP National Team vs. Argentina

Date: October 14, 2025

Competition: 2025 IFCPF Copa America - Group A, Match 1

Venue: Solanas Sports Complex - Punta del Este, Uruguay

Kickoff: 10:30 a.m. local (9:30 a.m. ET)

Weather: 66 degrees, Sunny

Scoring Summary 1 2 F
USA 0 1 1
ARG 0 1 1
ARG - Batista Caboneti52nd minute
USA - Jonah Meyer-Crothers (Shea Hammond) 60+2

Lineups:

USA: 1-Marc Estrella (12-Bonner Rinn, 57), 2-Frankie Lowery, 5-Jonah Meyer-Crothers, 8-John Sullivan, (14-Shea Hammond, 57), 10-Ben Lindau, 11-Jacob Crumbley, 13-Josh Brunais (Captain)

Substitutes not used: 3-Kyle Montgomery, 4-Kevin McCandlish, 6-Jacob Kaplan, 7-Adam Ballou 9-Gavin Kohner

Head coach: Stuart Sharp

ARG: 12-Facundo Godoy, 3-German Romussi, 4-Mariano Cortes, 6-Matias Bassi (5-Mariano Morana, 50), 9-Batista Caboneti, 11-Rodrigo Lugrin (Captain), 14-Federico Ocantos (13-Carlos Carrizo, 41)

Substitutes not used:

Head coach: Marcelo Sanchez

Stats Summary: USA / USA

N/A

Misconduct Summary:

None

Officials:

Referee: Saori Jaime

Second Official: Willie Alvarez

Third Official: Marina Vieira