- Zlatan Ibrahimović and Thierry Henry are urging U.S. fans to "start believing" after back-to-back wins, praising Mauricio Pochettino's bold two-striker setup and a new winning mindset.
- The U.S. is flying—two straight World Cup wins for the first time since 1930, six group goals (tied for the team’s best), and one point from clinching top spot in Group D.
- The attack is youth-driven (many goals from players under 25), and if the U.S. wins the group it could stay in Seattle—where the team is unbeaten at the stadium (7-0-0).
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