Concacaf Nations league: Mexico vs USA Final Score

• Mexico 0–2 USA. 
• Americans win their third Concacaf Champions League trophy. 
• Record, USMNT has not lost in seven matches versus Mexico. 
• Two times, play was halted by anti-gay shouts. 
• Star Player: Tyler Adams. 

 

Fig: Tyler Adams  Collected: sportingnews

Match Officials:

• REF DREW FISCHER (Canada) 
• AR1 MICHEAL BARWEGEN (Canada) 
• AR2 LYES ARFA (Canada) 
• 4TH MARIO ESCOBAR (Guatemala) 
• VAR TATIANA GUZMAN (Nicaragua) 
• VAR1 DANEON PARCHMENT (Jamaica) 

Overall Match Scene: 

The United States defeated Mexico 2-0 on Sunday night to win the Concacaf Nations League 2024 for the third time in a row. Tyler Adams scored with a spectacular long-range strike in his first start for club or country in more than a year, and Gio Reyna added a goal in the second half.

TYLER ADAMS FROM THE PARKING LOT ARE YOU FOR REAL??? 💥🚀🔥 pic.twitter.com/ZrK7PoxCST

— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) March 25, 2024

 Lead Taker: 

In the 45th minute, Adams gave the United States the lead after receiving a feed from Weston McKennie. He then took a touch and curled a shot that escaped goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa's diving right hand. 

Following his two extra-time assists in Thursday's semi-final victory over Jamaica, Reyna added a goal in the 63rd minute. 

After a loss in September 2019, the US extended their winning streak over Mexico to seven games. Five wins have occurred during the run. 

Halted Due to Homophobic Chants:

For the second year running, pro-Mexican fans' anti-gay chanting caused the United States-Mexico Concacaf Nations League final match to be suspended in the late stages. 

In front of 59,471 spectators at AT&T Stadium on Sunday night, the United States defeated Canada 2-0. However, in the 88th minute of play, Canadian referee Drew Fischer stopped play. 

After four and a half minutes, play continued, and six minutes into stoppage time, Fischer stopped it once more. After a break of one and a half minutes, play resumed, and the game continued until the ninth minute of added time. 

Referee Iván Barton of El Salvador called a 12-minute stoppage time in the eighth minute of last year's semifinal at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, with the United States leading 3-0. 

The following day, Concacaf released a statement in which it declared that discriminatory chanting by certain fans "has no place in our sport" and that it was "strongly condemned." It doesn't seem like any disciplinary action was announced by the regional governing organization. 

FIFA has penalized and closed stadiums for games following incidents in World Cup and Olympic qualifying matches as well as in qualifying for the 2018 and 2022 competitions, consistently holding the Mexican soccer organization accountable.