HISTORY! Cavan Sullivan scores first USMNT goal vs. Mexico

Cavan Sullivan etched his name into U.S. history by scoring the first goal for the U.S. men's national team against Mexico. The 17-year-old phenom from the Philadelphia Union netted the decisive strike in the 63rd minute of Saturday's 3-0 victory at State Farm Stadium. Sullivan's goal came after a giveaway from the Chivas de Guadalajara goalkeeper, who had failed to clear the ball.

This historic goal propelled Sullivan to the youngest scorer in U.S. program history, surpassing Mathis Albert's previous record set just days earlier against Chile. Sullivan's rise has been meteoric, scoring his first international goal just a week after making his debut for the U.S. against Peru. At just 16, Sullivan has become a staple in the Union's lineup, netting 7 goals in 12 appearances this season and contributing to the team's unbeaten streak of 12 matches.