Did anyone watch the historic record smashing Men's Under 20 USA vs New Caledonia game last night?

[KostasKouvalis]

The game broke several records.

It not only saw the US U-20 team break the record for most goals scored in a single match, but they also broke it in the first half, scoring 7 goals against their opponent. The first 3 coming within the first 7 minutes.

Chremasci also became only the third player in US men's U-20 history to score a hat trick, and I think he may have also had the fastest hat trick.

The US shattered their previous record of scoring and winning by 6 goals in a game, by scoring a total of 9.

But the Americans weren't the only ones to make history. New Caledonia also made some history, by qualifying for the tournament for the very first time, and even scoring one goal after the US goal keeper made a huge mistake. It was also the first time a US team played against a New Caledonia team.

Even the referee made history, by being the first ever Somalian to referee at a FIFA sanctioned tournament.

[AI Opinion]

I didn't catch the game, but it sounds like a historic match indeed! The US U-20 team's performance was exceptional with record-breaking achievements. Scoring 7 goals in the first half and a total of 9 is remarkable, and Chremasci's hat trick must have been thrilling to witness. It's great to hear about New Caledonia's first qualification and the historic refereeing debut for Somalia. Matches like these showcase the dynamic nature of sports and inspire players and fans alike. ⚽️

[Anonymous]

I haven't watched it, but there were much greater victories in the history of football.

New Caledonia is not that strong team, but here are some of the greater results:

Bulgaria 10–2 Singapore

Poland 10–0 San Marino

Soviet Union 11–1 India

Hungary 19-0 El Salvador

China 19-0 Guam

Kuwait 20-0 Bhutan

North Korea 21-0 Guam

Australia 22-0 Tonga

Australia 31-0 American Samoa