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While most German teams were still on winter break, Yanks Abroad recorded eight goals over the weekend. Duane Holmes & Sebastian Saucedo’s goals were brilliant finishes that you simply must see. In addition to the goals, Lynden Gooch followed up his brace last weekend with an assist. But perhaps the best news was Josh Sargent’s triumphant return from injury with two goals.
Let’s get to all the goals from our Yanks Abroad:
England
Duane Holmes
The Derby County man scored a stoppage time equalizer with a fantastic volley from outside the box for his first goal of the season in a 2-2 draw with Middlesbrough. HIGHLIGHTS
FotMob: 7.1 WhoScored: 7.6
1 chance created | 77% passing | 1/1 shot on target | 7/18 duels | 2/4 tackles
Lynden Gooch
24-year-old Gooch assisted the first goal of a big 4-0 win for Sunderland over 2nd place Wycombe Wanderers FC. The win brings them within 6 points of 2nd place & automatic promotion to the Championship. HIGHLIGHTS
FotMob: 8.2
3 chance created | 63% passing | 1/4 shots on target | 5/8 duels | 1 clearance | dispossessed once
Tim Ream
Ream completed the most passes (61) & was the most accurate passer (90%) to play 90 minutes in Fulham’s 1-0 shutout win over Hull City. HIGHLIGHTS
FotMob: 7.1 WhoScored: 6.9
1 chance created | 61/68 passing | 3/5 duels| 3 clearances
Eric Lichaj
On the other end of that 1-0 result with Fulham, Lichaj captained Hull for the full 90 minutes. HIGHLIGHTS
FotMob: 6.6 WhoScored: 6.7
58% passing | 7/13 duels | 2 clearances | 1/1 dribble | 2/3 tackles | 1 interception | dispossessed once
Antonee Robinson
The 22-year-old Wigan Athletic left back went 90 minutes in a 2-0 loss to Bristol City, picking up a yellow card along the way. HIGHLIGHTS
FotMob: 6 WhoScored: 6.4
1 chance created | 81% passing | 1/1 shot on target | 3/10 duels| 2 clearances | 0/1 dribble | 1/1 tackles | 1 interception
Geoff Cameron
Cameron played 90 minutes at centerback for Queens Park Rangers in a 3-1 loss at Brentford FC. He was credited with an error leading to a goal on the second goal after a failed headed clearance. HIGHLIGHTS
FotMob: 4.9 WhoScored: 5.3
72% passing | 0/1 shot on target | 5/8 duels| 3 clearances | dispossessed once | 3/3 tackles | 1 interception
Mexico
Sebastian Saucedo
Making his debut for Pumas after transferring from Real Salt Lake, Saucedo scored a beauty after cutting inside from the left wing. The 22-year-old has made one appearance with the Mexico U-20s and, more recently, 19 appearances with the US U-20s (and scored eight goals).
¡Gool de @PumasMX! ✨
— TUDN USA (@TUDNUSA) January 12, 2020
¡Gool de @PumasMX! ✨
¡Gool de @PumasMX! ✨
Sebastián Saucedo se estrena como goleador universitario
EN VIVO https://t.co/QG1lGpqVRT#TULigaMX | #LigaBBVAMX | #SoyDePumas | #ElÚnicoEnMi pic.twitter.com/UrPyVNumuv
Germany
Josh Sargent
The 19-year-old had been sidelined for the last four games, but he recorded a brace for Werder Bremen in a friendly 3-1 win over Hannover. YOUTH UPDATE
Josh Sargent with a first half brace against Hannover 96 ⚽️⚽️ pic.twitter.com/9nMVcCovJa
— Future USMNT (@FutureUsmnt) January 12, 2020
Giovanni Reyna
17-year-old Reyna started for the Borussia Dortmund first team in a friendly with Feyenoord, and scored on a nice finish from a tough angle. YOUTH UPDATE
Gio Reyna scored for Dortmund's first team today in a friendly against Feyenoord.pic.twitter.com/jzy5gAcGrE
— USMNT Only (@usmntonly) January 11, 2020
Australia
Veronica Latsko
Latsko is back on the list with a nice finish from the edge of the box as her Sydney FC side thrashed Canberra 4-0.
Pinpoint stuff from @V_Latsko12, what a way to open her W-League account #CBRvSYD #WLeague
— Westfield W-League (@WLeague) January 13, 2020
: @FOXFOOTBALL pic.twitter.com/tkuNwn6D0r
Sophia Huerta
The 27-year-old also scored later in the 83rd minute. The team has yet to post match highlights so no video yet, sorry.
France
Sh’Nia Gordon
The West Virginia Mountaineers grad is playing professionally for FC Metz, Gordon got on the scoresheet in the 54th minute of a penalty-kick Cup win over Saint-Etienne.
Did Not Play
Matt Miazga - Reading FC - Unused Sub
Cameron Carter-Vickers - Tottenham Hotspur - Not in the 18
Injured
Christian Pulisic - Chelsea - Adductor injury in training
DeAndre Yedlin - Newcastle - Broken Hand
Tim Weah - Lille - Hamstring - Returned to training