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February 25, 2025
USMNT Players Abroad

Premier League wins for Crystal Palace and Fulham, Celtic scores five

Tuesday’s roundup of USMNT players with their clubs starts in the Premier League, where Tyler Adams’s Bournemouth lost 2-1 at Brighton. Down a goal from the 12th, Justin Kluivert equalized for Bournemouth in the 61st. Brighton retook the lead in the 75th minute.

Chris Richards’s Crystal Palace beat Aston Villa 4-1 at home, taking the lead from an Ismaila Sarr goal in the 29th. Aston Villa equalized in the 52nd, but Jean-Philippe Mateta returned the Palace lead in the 59th. Sarr scored again in the 71st and Eddie Nketiah finished off the Crystal Palace scoring a minute into stoppage time.

Antonee Robinson subbed on in the 72nd for Fulhams 2-1 win at Wolverhampton. Ryan Sessegnon put Fulham up in the 1st with Wolverhampton equalizing in the 18th. Rodrigo Muntz scored for Fulham in the 47th. Robinson saw yellow four minutes into stoppage time.

Ethan Horvath was in goal for Cardiff City’s 1-0 home shutout of Hull City in the Championship. Callum Robinson scored Cardiff’s goal in the 52nd minute. Aidan Morris’s Middlesbrough won 3-1 at Stoke City. Marcus Forss opened the scoring for Middlesbrough in the 20th with Stoke equalizing in the 45th. Boro retook the lead from a Finn Azaz goal in the 52nd and Tommy Conway scored in the 73rd minute.

Cameron Carter-Vickers and Auston Trusty’s Celtic beat Aberdeen 5-1 at home in the Scottish Premiership. Daizen Maeda put Celtic up in the 24th, Jota doubled the lead in the 30th, and Callum McGregor made it 3-0 in the 45th. Yang Hyun-Jun added to the Celtic lead in the 72nd. Aberdeen pulled a goal back in the 90th. Maeda scored again for Celtic two minutes into stoppage time.

Inter Miami advanced from the Concacaf Champions Cup round one with a 3-1 home win over Sporting Kansas City, winning 4-1 on aggregate. Lionel Messi opened the scoring on the night for Inter Miami in the 19th. Tadeo Allende doubled the lead a minute into stoppage time and Luis Suarez added a Miami goal three minutes into stoppage time. Memo Rodriguez scored for Sporting KC in the 63rd minute. LAFC beat Colorado 1-0 on the night, drawing 2-2 on aggregate and advancing on away goals. Mark Delgado scored LAFC’s winner in the 49th minute.

Did Not Play: Matt Turner (Crystal Palace 4 – Aston Villa 1), Lynden Gooch (Stoke City 1 – Middlesbrough 3), Donovan Pines (Barnsley 2 – Northampton Town 1), Jordan Pefok (Reims 1 – Angers 1, Reims advanced 5-3 in the Coupe de France quarterfinals), Ventura Alvarado (Mazatlan 1 – Monterrey 0), Joe Corona (Tijuana 4 – UNAM Pumas 2)

On Wednesday, Timothy Weah and Weston McKennie’s Juventus drew 1-1 at home with Empoli, exiting the Coppa Italia 4-2 on penalties at the quarterfinal stage. Trailing from the 24th, Kephren Thuram equalized for Juventus in the 66th. Juventus had a penalty saved in the 95th minute, with the game going to penalties. In the penalty phase, Juventus failed to convert in the first and fourth rounds while Empoli went four from four from the spot.

In the KNVB Beker semifinals, Richy Ledezma’s PSV lost 2-1 at home to Go Ahead Eagles after falling behind to goals in the 25th and 27th. Ivan Perisic converted a PSV penalty in the 59th minute.

Cincinnati drew 1-1 at home with Motagua in the second-leg of their Concacaf Champions Cup round one series. Cincinnati advanced 5-2 on aggregate. Falling behind on the night in the 9th, Cincinnati’s Kevin Denkey equalized in the 19th minute. Herediano advanced with a 2-1 win at Real Salt Lake after drawing 0-0 in the opening leg. RSL’s Forster Ajago opened the scoring in the 26th. Herediano equalized in the 70th and converted a penalty nine minutes into stoppage time.

Seattle advanced with a 3-1 home win over Antigua, taking the series 6-2 on aggregate. Pedro de la Vega put the Sounders up on the night in the 24th with Antigua equalizing a minute into first-half stoppage time. Paul Arriola scored for Seattle in the 53rd and de la Vega added another goal in the 88th minute.

In Liga MX, Cade Cowell subbed on in the 60th for Chivas’ 3-1 loss at San Luis. Trailing 3-0 from goals in the 50th, 56th, and 73rd, Chicharito Hernandez scored for Chivas in the 75th minute.

Did Not Play: Kevin Paredes (Wolfsburg 0 – RB Leipzig 1, DFB Pokal quarterfinals)

Thursday saw Yunus Musah and Christian Pulisic’s AC Milan lost 2-1 at Bologna in Serie A. Rafael Leao put AC Milan up in the 43rd with Bologna equalizing in the 48th and going ahead in the 82nd minute.

Vancouver advanced in the Concacaf Champions League with a 2-0 home win over Saprissa, winning the series 3-2 on aggregate. Brian White scored both of the Vancouver goals, putting them up on the night in the 46th and doubling the lead a minute into stoppage time.

Did Not Play: Alan Sonora (Cerro Porteno 3 – Monagas 1, Cerro Porteno advances 7-1 on aggregate in the Copa Libertadores)

Photo by Gareth Evans – News Images via ZUMA Press – ISIPhotos.com

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