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Folarin Balogun of the United States exults after scoring the game’s first goal on Wednesday. (Phil Noble\/Reuters)<\/figcaption>\n<\/figure>\n

SANTA CLARA, Calif. \u2014 Not surprisingly, Folarin Balogun was the difference in the World Cup match that could change the trajectory of the U.S. men\u2019s national soccer team \u2014 first in the way the Americans had spent years hoping for, then in a way no one could have expected.<\/p>

Read more Balogun gets US\u2019s go-ahead goal against Bosnia and then red card<\/a><\/p>\n

Balogun, the dynamic 24-year-old striker, has emerged at this World Cup as the decisive front-line threat the U.S. team has long searched for. His goal in the 45th<\/sup> minute helped lift the United States to a 2-0 victory over Bosnia, giving the Americans their first World Cup win in a knockout game in 24 years.<\/p>\n

The U.S. came to this tournament trying to make history, and Balogun has proved essential. When the Americans take on Belgium on the round of 16 on Monday in Seattle, they\u2019ll find out just how essential. Balogun picked up a red card in the second half <\/b>Wednesday and will have to sit out the U.S. men\u2019s team\u2019s most anticipated World Cup match in a generation.<\/p>\n

For all the ways fans and soccer analysts had studied the bracket and imagined a favorable path through the knockout rounds, the road was never going to stay smooth for long. Losing Balogun now, just as the tournament narrows and their toughest test awaits, leaves the Americans without their hottest scorer at perhaps the most inopportune time.<\/p>\n

Balogun, born in Brooklyn and raised in London by Nigerian parents, had given the Americans their breakthrough late in the first half Wednesday, collecting a pass that deflected off a Bosnian defender, finding just enough space in the box and tucking a left-footed shot past Nikola Vasilj. It was his third goal of the tournament, the latest highlight in a breakout World Cup.<\/p>\n

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Referee Raphael Claus shows Balogun a red card, which will cost the U.S. striker a game at this World Cup. (Charlotte Wilson\/Getty Images)<\/figcaption>\n<\/figure>\n

But in the 62nd minute, Balogun\u2019s cleat caught Tarik Muharemovic, who went down and writhed in pain. The contact appeared incidental, but the consequences were enormous. After consulting video review, officials determined there was enough contact to warrant a red card, a controversial decision that sent boos pouring down from the partisan U.S. crowd as Balogun was sent to the locker room.<\/p>\n

Mauricio Pochettino, the U.S. coach, disagreed with the decision, saying later that Balogun\u2019s challenge was a \u201cnormal action\u201d and that \u201cit never was intentional.\u201d But there was no time to argue, and only a few minutes later, during a hydration break, the Argentine coach gathered his players and tried to redirect the night.<\/p>\n

\u201cNow we need to show that we are a team, that we are united,\u201d Pochettino recalled telling them. \u201cThat is the moment to show to everyone, to show ourselves that it\u2019s not only empty words when we say we are a family.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Americans were still up a goal, but suddenly, they were also down a man. And for the final 30-plus minutes, their do-or-die round-of-32 showdown became something entirely different: a test of nerve, structure and survival.<\/p>\n

The crowd was no longer sitting, and their roars rattled the stadium. In the 82nd<\/sup> minute, Malik Tillman blasted a free kick past a diving Vasilj for the Americans\u2019 second goal, giving them breathing room that took them to the final whistle. It was Tillman\u2019s first World Cup goal and the first American score off a free kick since the 1994 tournament.<\/p>\n

\u201cI think this game today showed our character,\u201d Tillman said. \u201cWe will always keep on fighting, giving everything.\u201d<\/p>\n

Goalkeeper Matt Freese turned in his second shutout of the tournament, and the dramatic win carried the Americans into the round of 16 for the first time since 2014, giving the program its first World Cup knockout win since 2002.<\/p>\n

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Goalkeeper Matt Freese grabs the ball for the U.S. in what became his second shutout of the tournament. (Julio Cortez\/AP Photo\/Julio Cortez)<\/figcaption>\n<\/figure>\n

The Americans will advance to a round-of-16 showdown Monday in Seattle. They\u2019ll take on Belgium, which battled back from a two-goal deficit to beat Senegal, 3-2, earlier Wednesday. Youri Tielemans converted on a nail-biting penalty in extra time to help the Red Devils advance in dramatic fashion.<\/p>\n

Belgium is the same nation that ended the U.S.\u2019s 2014 World Cup in the round of 16 in Brazil.<\/p>\n

While Wednesday\u2019s matchup represented the Americans\u2019 biggest test to date in this tournament, they were able to tackle to challenge with their preferred lineup for the first time since the tournament opener against Paraguay. Christian Pulisic returned to the starting lineup after missing the victory over Australia because of a calf injury and coming off the bench in the second half of the loss to Turkey. His return gave the Americans their full attacking shape again, with Balogun leading the line and Pulisic back in the role that has long made him the team\u2019s most dangerous and closely watched player.<\/p>

Read more Hajime Moriyasu expected to stay on as Japan men\u2019s national team coach after World Cup exit<\/a><\/p>\n

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Balogun scores the opening goal between two Bosnian players. (Eakin Howard\/AP Photo\/Eakin Howard)<\/figcaption>\n<\/figure>\n

Balogun nearly put the game completely out of reach before the first half even ended. In the 32nd minute, he put the ball in the net, only to have the goal waved off for offside. And in first-half stoppage time, he almost struck again, sending a shot that dinked off the top of the crossbar.<\/p>\n

Because he\u2019s a playmaker, even the near misses seemed to alter the game. Each one raised the volume and nudged the U.S. attack forward, until the Americans finally found the opening they had been chasing.<\/p>\n

That has been the larger question around this U.S. team all month: whether it had enough menace, finish and nerve to turn a favorable path into something more than possibility.<\/p>\n

For a team playing at home, with its most accomplished generation of players and a manager hired specifically to push the program beyond its previous limits, Bosnia represented both opportunity and danger.<\/p>\n

The Americans spent the past week insisting they understood both. They had opened the tournament with two assertive performances, beating Paraguay and Australia by a combined 6-1 and clinching first place in Group D with a game to spare. They then lost their finale to Turkey, 3-2, while resting most of their regulars, a defeat that did little to dull the optimism created by their early work.<\/p>\n

Still, the knockout stage has rarely been forgiving to the U.S. men. Before Wednesday night, the program had won only one knockout match in World Cup history. Its recent record against European teams was even less encouraging. Since the loss to the Netherlands in the round of 16 at the 2022 World Cup, the Americans had dropped 10 straight matches against European opposition.<\/p>\n

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Bosnia’s Amar Dedic and the U.S.’s Christian Pulisic battle for the ball. (Julio Cortez\/AP Photo\/Julio Cortez)<\/figcaption>\n<\/figure>\n

That history made Bosnia, ranked No. 61 in the world, a complicated opponent, and Pochettino spent the buildup trying to strip away the idea that the Americans should treat the match as anything less than perilous.<\/p>\n

The red card ensured that peril would follow even after they advanced. The central question now is how a team that has leaned so heavily on Balogun\u2019s speed, movement and finishing replaces him against Belgium.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe told him we got his back,\u201d said Chris Richards, the U.S. center back. \u201cWe\u2019re a team of 26, not just one. Ultimately, we\u2019re gonna miss him for the next game. … One thing about this team, we\u2019re one really big family. We\u2019ve shown it this whole tournament.\u201d<\/p>\n

Said Tillman: \u201cOf course we\u2019re going to miss him, but I think we have great players who can replace him.\u201d<\/p>\n

Pochettino\u2019s most obvious options are Ricardo Pepi and Haji Wright, two forwards with different profiles but neither with Balogun\u2019s hold on this tournament. More may have to come from Pulisic, who has long been the player asked to supply a little magic when the Americans need it most.<\/p>\n

Still, this World Cup has shown the U.S. is not a one-man attack. In its three victories, the United States has outscored opponents 8-1 and found goals from across the field, including defender Alex Freeman in group play and, on Wednesday, Tillman, the 24-year-old German-born midfielder whose finish ensured Balogun\u2019s ejection didn\u2019t define the night.<\/p>\n

Now comes Belgium, in what will be one of the most anticipated U.S. men\u2019s national team games in at least a quarter century, if not longer. The opponent alone supplies the history: Belgium ended the Americans\u2019 2014 World Cup in the round of 16 in Brazil, a night in Salvador remembered largely for Tim Howard\u2019s 16 saves, the U.S. team\u2019s desperate survival and Julian Green\u2019s extra-time goal that briefly made a comeback feel possible before Belgium held on, 2-1.<\/p>\n

Twelve years later, the U.S. will get another chance to measure itself against one of Europe\u2019s established powers. After clearing the first knockout hurdle on home soil, the Americans will arrive in Seattle without their top goal-scoring threat but carrying something the squad hasn\u2019t had in the knockout rounds of a World Cup in a generation: real hope that this summer might actually be different.<\/p>

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