As Joe mentioned last night, what an electric win for the US Men’s Team over Bosnia in the World Cup. It was a decisive 2-0 victory. The United States advances to the round of 16, where they will play Belgium in Seattle on Monday. Belgium pulled off an incredible comeback from being down 2-0 against Senegal, scoring two quick goals in regulation to send the game into overtime, where they scored the go-ahead goal and secured the win.
Yet, what happened afterward was a wholesome moment, where the US Men’s team gathered midfield for an end-of-game prayer:
Mark McKenzie leads the @USMNT's postgame prayer after the victory 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/RnI7WgFGIa
— FOX Sports (@FOXSports) July 2, 2026
🔊🇺🇸 Listen to Mark Mckenzie pray for the USA National Team. pic.twitter.com/WyAdUoOQko
— Ballers In God (@BallersinGod) July 2, 2026
Mark McKenzie led the USMNT in prayer after the Americans moved on to the Round of 16 🙏 pic.twitter.com/scEBXAO3ow
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) July 2, 2026
The best part of the USMNT is how they have given glory to God through prayer after EVERY SINGLE MATCH
— Jon Root (@JonnyRoot_) July 2, 2026
This is another reason why Americans unapologetically rally around this team, unlike the USWNT who kneeled for the anthem & fought for “trans rights” pic.twitter.com/AWXdGnYs0S
USA defender Chris Richards took a quiet moment to pray moments after beating Bosnia in the World Cup last 32.
— Sport and Faith (@sportandfaith) July 2, 2026
He’s previously said: “One thing that my family always instilled in me is prayer. I’ve always prayed. Good days, bad days, you always pray.” 🙏 #worldcup #usa #usmnt pic.twitter.com/mH8IilxaBM
THE USMNT IS HEADING TO THE ROUND OF 16 AT THE WORLD CUP 🔥🦅 pic.twitter.com/FAixUIII22
— ESPN (@espn) July 2, 2026
No kneeling for the anthem. No crazy antics over transgender stuff. No bashing America.
Nice win, fellas.
USA!
