U.S. men's soccer striker Folarin Balogun got a red card against Bosnia and automatic suspension for the next match against Belgium in World Cup round of 16.
Kaan Ayhan scored on the final kick of the match, and Turkey beat the United States 3-2 Thursday night for its only win of the World Cup.
City officials said more than 273,000 fans have attended the first four matches held in Philadelphia, contributing to the World Cup's record total of 3.6 million spectators.
The FIFA World Cup's impact on Philadelphia is no longer a projection but a measurable reality, with new figures showing hundreds of thousands of visitors moving through the city's transit hubs and fan zones since the tournament began.
According to a new report, more than a third of Philadelphia short-term rental licenses were invalid.
When the world's top soccer players take the field in Philadelphia, the goals they aim for will have already been crafted in Pennsylvania. Kwik Goal, a family-run company based in Quakertown, is the official goal maker for U.S. Soccer.