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The United States Under-20 men’s national team has reached a familiar stage at the 2025 FIFA U-20 World Cup, with Sunday’s quarterfinal against Morocco serving as a border of sorts.
On the men’s side, the U.S. U20s have made it to the quarterfinal of the U-20 World Cup (which is held once every two years) nine separate times but taking the next step has been immensely difficult. Only once, in 1989, has the U.S. advanced to the semifinals, and each of the team’s last five U-20 World Cup trips have ended in a heartbreaking quarterfinal defeat.
However, this year’s team may be equipped to go further. While the U.S. has topped its group on several previous occasions, this may be the most experienced group of young pros that U.S. Soccer has been able to send to the tournament. Wins over traditional powers like France and Italy have underlined what this young group is capable of, with the USYNT posting 3-0 wins over both of those nations while in Chile (which is hosting the event).
Head coach Marko Mitrović is lead by Benjamin Cremaschi, a former teammate of Lionel Messi’s at Inter Miami who is currently on loan with Parma in the Italian top flight. Despite being a two-way midfielder, Cremaschi has stood out on the attacking side at the U-20 World Cup, and currently leads all players with five goals.
Here’s what to know to watch the U.S. Under-20 national team take on Morocco in the quarterfinals of the Under-20 World Cup:
USYNT vs. Morocco : Time, TV channel and how to watch Under-20 World CupTime: 4 p.m. ETLocation: Estadio El Teniente (Rancagua, Chile)TV: Fox Soccer Plus (English), Universo (Spanish)Stream: Fubo (English), Peacock, Universo Now, Telemundo Deportes En Vivo (Spanish)
Watch USA vs. Morocco at the U-20 World Cup on Fubo (free trial)
U.S. U-20 World Cup rosterGoalkeepers (3): Gavin Beavers (Brøndby), Adam Beaudry (Colorado Rapids), Duran Ferree (San Diego FC)Defenders (8): Reed Baker-Whiting (Seattle Sounders), Luca Bombino (San Diego FC), Noah Cobb (Colorado Rapids), Ethan Kohler (SC Verl), Peyton Miller (New England Revolution), Nolan Norris (FC Dallas), Frankie Westfield (Philadelphia Union), Joshua Wynder (Benfica)Midfielders (6): Benjamin Cremaschi (Parma), Matthew Corcoran (Nashville SC), Taha Habroune (Columbus Crew), Brooklyn Raines (Houston Dynamo), Pedro Soma (San Diego FC), Niko Tsakiris (San Jose Earthquakes)Forwards (4): Luke Brennan (Atlanta United), Cole Campbell (Borussia Dortmund), Zavier Gozo (Real Salt Lake), Marcus Zambrano (Real Salt Lake)