USMNT goalkeeper Matt Freese said he felt devastated following the Gold Cup final loss to Mexico, but insists it will be motivation for the World Cup.

Matt Freese discusses his experience as the USMNT goalkeeper, covering the Gold Cup, the Haiti mishap, and his return to NYCFC. He also touches on game preparation and self-belief.

Image courtesy of LA Times By Griffin Cappiello This past Sunday, the United States Men’s National Team (USMNT) and the ...

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