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August 26, 2025
Featured, USMNT Players Abroad

Celtic exits Champions League, Huddersfield Town and Sheffield Wednesday advance in League Cup

Tuesday’s USMNT players abroad roundup starts in the Champions League playoff round, where Cameron Carter-Vickers’s Celtic exited the UEFA Champions League 3-2 on penalties after drawing 0-0 at Kairat Almaty and by the same score on aggregate. Celtic failed to convert in rounds one, two, and three, while Kairat didn’t score in round one. Celtic drops to the Europa League league phase.

Tyler Adams subbed on in the 74th for Bournemouth’s 2-0 home loss to Brentford in the League Cup second round. Brentford scored in the 34th and 65th. Bournemouth’s Julian Araujo saw red a minute into stoppage time. Damion Downs subbed on in the 72nd for Southampton’s 3-0 win at Norwich City. Cameron Archer opened the scoring for Southampton in the 42nd, Ryan Fraser doubled the lead in the 62nd, and Kuryu Matsuki added a goal in the 81st minute.

Lynden Gooch’s Huddersfield Town advanced 6-5 at Sunderland after drawing 1-1 in regulation. Leo Castledine put Huddersfield up in the 9th and Sunderland equalized in the 84th. Huddersfield went six-for-six from the penalty spot with Gooch scoring in round five. Sunderland didn’t convert in round six.

Ethan Horvath’s Sheffield Wednesday advanced 3-0 on penalties over Brenden Aaronson’s Leeds United after drawing 1-1 in regulation at home. Aaronson subbed out in the 58th. An own-goal put Sheffield Wednesday up in the 63rd and Layden Bogle equalized for Leeds in the 81st minute. Haji Wright subbed on in the 69th for Coventry City’s 2-1 loss at Millwall. Trailing from goals in the 33rd and 76th, Wright converted a Coventry penalty in the 89th minute.

Aron Johannsson subbed out in the 71st for Valur in their 4-3 home win over Afturelding in the Besta deild. Trailing 2-0 from goals in the 35th and 42nd, Orri Omarsson scored for Valur in the 48th and Johannsson equalized in the 56th. Valur went ahead from a Jonatan Jonsson goal in the 60th and Tryggvi Haraldsson extended the lead in the 77th. Afturelding converted a penalty in the 90th minute.

Did Not Play: Auston Trusty (Celtic 0 – Kairat Almaty 0, 2-3 loss on penalties in the Champions League), Patrick Agyemang (Derby County 1 – Burnley 2, League Cup), Josh Sargent (Norwich City 0 – Southampton 3, League Cup)

Wednesday saw, George Bello sub out in the 77th for LASK’s 2-0 win at Horn in the second round of the Austrian Cup. Lukas Kacavenda opened the scoring for LASK in the 9th and Art Smakaj doubled the lead in the 31st.

Inter Miami advanced to the 2025 Leagues Cup final with a 3-1 home win over Orlando City. Marco Pasalic put Orlando up a minute into first-half stoppage time. Orlando played a man down when David Brekalo picked up a second yellow card in the 75th. Inter Miam’s Lionel Messi converted a penalty in the 77th and scored in the 88th. Telasco Segovia finished off the Miami scoring a minute into stoppage time.

Seattle will play Inter Miami in the final after winning 2-0 at the LA Galaxy. Pedro de la Vega put the Galaxy up in the 7th and Osaze De Rosario doubled the lead in the 57th. The Galaxy played a man down from the 83rd when Nouhou Tolo saw red. Seattle will host the 2025 Leagues Cup final on Sunday, August 31 at 8pm ET. The LA Galaxy hosts Orlando City in the 3rd-place game earlier that day at 5pm ET.

Did Not Play: Antonee Robinson (Fulham 2 – Bristol City 0, League Cup)

Thursday had Erik Palmer-Brown’s Panathinaikos advancing to the Europa League league stage, drawing 0-0 at Samsunspor and taking the playoff round series 2-1 on aggregate.

In the UEFA Conference League playoff round, Chris Richards’s Crystal Palace drew 0-0 at Fredrikstad to advance 1-0 on aggregate. Lennard Maloney subbed on in the 90th for Mainz’s 4-1 home win over Rosenborg, advancing 5-3 on aggregate. Stefan Bell put Mainz up in the 28th with Rosenborg equalizing in the 33rd. Mainz retook the lead from a Lee Jae-Sung goal in the 43rd, Nelson Weiper scored in the 44th, and Nadiem Amiri added a goal in the 57th minute.

Did Not Play: Konrad De La Fuente (Lausanne 1 – Besiktas 0, Lausanne advanced to the Conference League league stage 2-1 on aggregate)

Photo by Craig Cowan – APS via ZUMA Press Wire – ISIPhotos.com

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