The United States Men's National Team will host Chile in an international friendly on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at Energizer Park in St. Louis.
The match follows a 4-1 victory over Peru in Orlando, where manager Mauricio Pochettino fielded a youthful lineup that included several international debuts.
The U. S.
scored three unanswered goals in the second half to secure the win, extending a run of 11 goals in their past five matches while conceding eight.
Venue Record and Head-to-Head History
The American squad holds a perfect record at Energizer Park, with four wins in four matches and a 15-3 goal differential at the venue.
Additionally, the U. S.
remains unbeaten in its past three home head-to-head matches against Chile, a streak dating back to 1995.
The team has also recorded five wins and one draw in its last six games against South American opponents.
Chile enters the contest after a 1-0 loss to Canada last week, a match in which they finished with nine players following two red cards.
Manager Nicolas Cordova's side has scored eight goals in its past five matches, with five of its last six fixtures featuring goals from both teams.
Both teams are expected to line up in a 4-2-3-1 formation for the St. Louis fixture.
Goalkeeper Chris Brady starts for the United States, supported by a defensive line including Antonee Robinson, Miles Robinson, Nathan Pierre, and Frankie Westfield.
Chile's starting lineup features goalkeeper Lawrence Vigouroux alongside defenders Fabian Faundez, Ivan Roman, Jonathan Villagra, and Daniel Ulloa.
