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World Cup Round-of-32 Push: The United States booked its place in the knockout stage with a 2-0 win over Australia in Seattle, scoring early via an own goal by Cameron Burgess (11th minute) and then adding a second before halftime through Alex Freeman after a VAR check. Pulisic Absence: Star forward Christian Pulisic missed the match with a calf injury, but Mauricio Pochettino adjusted with Ricardo Pepi up front and the U.S. still controlled the game. Group D Stakes for Paraguay: The result leaves the U.S. on six points and within reach of topping Group D depending on later results, while Australia’s loss puts pressure on its final match and keeps Paraguay’s World Cup plans tightly linked to Group D outcomes. Socceroos Fallout: Australia coach Tony Popovic said his side was “flat and lethargic” in the first half and admitted the early concession hurt their chances. Local Color: Seattle’s Lumen Field crowd helped fuel the host nation’s momentum as U.S. fans celebrated another historic step forward.

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