Christian Pulisic ended a five-month scoring drought for club and country with his first international goal since November 2024, Folarin Balogun broke a second-half tie and the United States beat Senegal 3-2 Sunday in the Americans’ next-to-last World Cup warmup match.

Christian Pulisic's scoring drought is over. Pulisic scored his first goal for club or country in five months on Sunday, May 31, giving the U.S. men's national team a 2-0 lead in the 20th minute of a pre-World Cup friendly against Senegal.

Christian Pulisic has ended his goal drought, and at the perfect time for him and the United States men's national team.

Christian Pulisic says he feels “every game” that he’s going to score, and it’s not too hard to tell he’s getting tired of talking about it.

Christian Pulisic has enjoyed the nickname “Captain America,” among many other monikers in his career as one of the greatest U.S.-born soccer players. Yet, he won’t captain the U.S. men’s national team on home soil this summer.

U.S. men's national soccer team mainstay Christian Pulisic is confident goals will come for him at the World Cup.