Weston McKennie leads USMNT in World Cup group stage finale
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 12:50 AM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
Weston McKennie captains a significantly rotated U.S. Men's National Team against Türkiye in their FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage finale at Los Angeles Stadium. Coach Mauricio Pochettino has made nine changes to the squad following the team's earlier victory over Australia. Only McKennie and forward Ricardo Pepi remain from the previous lineup. Matt Turner, now with 55 caps, starts in goal after celebrating his 32nd birthday. As both teams prepare for the match, Pochettino emphasizes the importance of winning to finish the group stage with three victories.
- •USMNT makes nine changes from previous lineup against Australia
- •McKennie captains the team for the fourth time in his career
- •Matt Turner starts in goal for the second time in this World Cup
- •Mark McKenzie and Miles Robinson make their World Cup debuts
- •Pochettino aims for three points despite squad rotation
- 12:50 AMYahoo Sports — Weston McKennie Captains Heavily Rotated Squad to Conclude FIFA World Cup 2026 Group Stage
"INGLEWOOD, Calif. - As expected, U.S. Men’s National Team head coach Mauricio Pochettino has rolled out a heavily rotated squad for tonight’s FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage finale against Türkiy...
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