India, Sept. 30 -- Seventeen-year-old Mathis Albert made history for the United States on Tuesday, becoming the youngest-ever goalscorer in modern USMNT history during a 4-2 friendly win over Chile in St. Louis. The Borussia Dortmund forward, aged 17 years and 131 days, found the net in stoppage time after Auston Trusty's header from an Antonee Robinson free kick fell into his path. Albert's effort clipped the crossbar before crossing the goal line, earning him his first senior international goal.

Albert's strike saw him break the record previously held by Christian Pulisic, who scored for the USMNT at 17 years and 253 days. The teenager was not the only young American to make an impact, as fellow 17-year-old Julian Hall scored in back-t...