The 1994 US World Cup Team: The Architects of American Soccer
The 1994 US World Cup team was the definitive turning point for soccer in the United States, proving that the nation could both host a successful tour...
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The 1994 US World Cup team was the definitive turning point for soccer in the United States, proving that the nation could both host a successful tour...
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