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WC: USA beat Bosnia for only their 2nd-ever knockout win despite Balogun red card

The United States secured a historic 2-0 win against Bosnia and Herzegovina, marking their second-ever World Cup knockout-stage victory. Despite Folarin Balogun's controversial red card, the team persevered, with Balogun scoring the opener and Malik Tillman sealing the triumph with a stunning late free-kick. This memorable performance propels the hosts into the last 16, setting up a clash with Belgium.

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WC: USA beat Bosnia for only their 2nd-ever knockout win despite Balogun red card
The United States secured a historic 2-0 win against Bosnia and Herzegovina, marking their second-ever World Cup knockout-stage victory. Despite Folarin Balogun's controversial red card, the team persevered, with Balogun scoring the opener and Malik Tillman sealing the triumph with a stunning late free-kick. This memorable performance propels the hosts into the last 16, setting up a clash with Belgium.
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