- Reyna becomes USMNT’s third-youngest scorer
- American line-up has average age of 22 in 6-2 victory
Nicholas Gioacchini and Sebastian Soto both scored their first two international goals, Gio Reyna got his first and a young United States team routed Panama 6-2 on Monday night in a friendly at Wiener Neustadt in Austria.
Gioacchini and Reyna made their first appearances on Thursday in a 0-0 draw against Wales, among six debuts as the Americans returned from a coronavirus break that had sidelined the team since February. Soto and Richy Ledezma were among two more debuts against Panama. Sebastian Lletget, like Soto a second-half substitute, also scored late for the Americans. Ledezma set up the final goal.
Here it is! At 18 years, 3 days, Gio Reyna becomes the third youngest goal scorer in USMNT history! #USAvPAN pic.twitter.com/eadp1tNsWD
Two caps. One start Two goals! @Nicholas_gioacc
with the brace to make it 3-1 for the !#USAvPAN pic.twitter.com/LKRFjO5znr
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Congrats @Sebastian9Soto on your first #USMNT goal! pic.twitter.com/ceHrXcRFmT
