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U.S. soccer star Antonee Robinson was photographed wearing unreleased Beats two-tone over-ear headphones—white headband and housings with royal blue ear cups—during the World Cup. Beats appears to be seed‑marketing the product via influencers, with details on color options, ear-cup swappability, or whether this is a new model or a Beats Studio Pro variant still unknown; the headphones first surfaced in an FCC database last month.
The United States fell 2-1 to Germany in their final World Cup warm-up at Soldier Field, with Kai Havertz opening the scoring and Antonee Robinson’s spectacular volley leveling before Leroy Sané’s late winner. Despite the defeat, the U.S. generated a high volume of chances and showed attacking chemistry that suggests good form for the World Cup, though finishing must improve. The lineup largely mirrors what’s expected for the tournament except for an injured Chris Richards, with Sergiño Dest likely to play a key role and Tim Weah possibly coming off the bench. Since friendlies don’t count toward World Cup standings, the result doesn’t affect the tournament, but it left fans optimistic about the team’s attacking potential as the World Cup begins.
The USMNT lost 2-1 to Germany in their final 2026 World Cup warm-up at Soldier Field. Antonee Robinson’s spectacular volley leveled the game, but early and late defensive lapses allowed Havertz and then Sane to score for Germany. The match offered both fight and flaws, with mixed player grades (Robinson and Pulisic among the standout contributors) as the team looks ahead to Paraguay and the World Cup.
Under Pochettino, the USMNT’s first-choice wing-back pairing of Antonee Robinson and Sergiño Dest clicked, enabling rapid buildup, smart rotations, and a highlight-reel sequence that culminated in Pulisic’s goal after Pepi’s turn, as the 3-2 win over Senegal showcased growing chemistry and tactical identity ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Former USMNT stars Landon Donovan and Tim Howard criticized top players like Pulisic, Robinson, and Musah for skipping the Gold Cup, citing reasons like workload and personal issues, and expressed concern that the national team is not a priority for them, while also criticizing US Soccer's influence over club decisions.