4 – 2
“Sebastian Berhalter opens the scoring for the United States, finishing off a spell of pressure that included a shot off the post, assisted by Sergino Dest.”
“Diego Ulloa levels for Chile right at the end of the first half after a string of corners piled pressure on the U.S. defense.”
“Maximiliano Gutierrez fires Chile into the lead just after the restart, capitalizing on the momentum swing from Ulloa's strike moments earlier.”
Pivotal“Julian Hall responds almost immediately, restoring parity for the United States with an assist from Giovanni Reyna.”
Pivotal“Substitute Chris Richards heads in the winner from a corner after Robinson's effort was saved, putting the U.S. ahead for good.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

The United States found themselves in an early scrap after racing to a 1-0 lead through Sebastian Berhalter only to concede three goals in a chaotic 14-minute spell either side of the break. Diego Ulloa and Maximiliano Gutierrez turned the game on its head for Chile, but Julian Hall's equalizer just after the restart steadied the hosts before a wave of substitutions reshaped the contest. The U.S. dominated the underlying numbers throughout, controlling 58% possession and out-passing Chile 530 to 370, and that control eventually told as Chris Richards, on as a substitute, headed home from a Berhalter assist in the 72nd minute. Mathis Albert added a stoppage-time fourth to make the scoreline emphatic, even though Chile's 13 corners and higher tally of dangerous attacks showed they were far from bystanders in a genuinely even contest on the flanks.
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The USMNT looks to build on a dominant 4-1 win over Peru when it hosts a Chile side reeling from a 1-0 defeat to Canada. With both nations using this friendly to test depth ahead of 2026, expect plenty of fresh faces and tactical experimentation on the field.