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Darlington Nagbe and Christian Pulisic combine for an awesome goal

It’s 17-year-old Pulisic’s first international goal.

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On Wednesday, Darlington Nagbe and Christian Pulisic were outstanding for the United States. They didn't start Saturday's game against Bolivia, though, for reasons unbeknownst to anyone but Jurgen Klinsmann. Then, they came on 60 minutes in, and quickly did this.

That’s an outrageous assist for a great run and finish. Nagbe and Pulisic aren’t just two of the USMNT’s most promising players, they’re two of the best players on the team, period. This made it 4-0 on the night.

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