Cavan Sullivan makes USMNT history vs. Mexico: 'It's the best feeling I've ever experienced'

Key Points:

• Cavan Sullivan, at 17 years and 5 days old, became the youngest goal-scorer in U.S. men's soccer history during a 3-0 victory over Mexico, surpassing the previous record held by Mathis Albert.
• Sullivan's goal came from high pressure on Mexico's goalkeeper Raúl Rangel, showcasing his defensive work and quick decision-making, traits praised by U.S. captain Tyler Adams and coach Mauricio Pochettino.
• The match highlighted the emergence of young talent, with teenagers scoring six of the 11 U.S. goals during this international window, including 18-year-old Julian Hall, who scored in each of his first three matches.
• Pochettino emphasized the importance of collective effort and the need to support the young players' development, expressing optimism about the future of the U.S. team.
• The goalkeeping position remains competitive, with four keepers rotating playing time; 20-year-old Diego Kochen started against Mexico, and Pochettino hinted at starting Brian Schwake in the upcoming match against Canada.