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USMNT Legend Eddie Pope on World Cups Past and Present


knows what it means to represent the Stars and Stripes. The legendary defender—winner of the Concacaf Champions Cup (1998), U.S. Open Cup (1996), MLS Cup (1996, 1997, 1999) and Supporters’ Shield (1997, 1999)—racked up 82 national team caps, enjoyed three trips to the World Cup and claimed the 2005 Concacaf Gold Cup. (US Soccer)

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USMNT Legend Eddie Pope on World Cups Past and Present