Jordan Morris has the biggest moment in his young career.
The Seattle Sounders striker scored the winning goal for the U.S. on Wednesday night in the Gold Cup, a 2-1 triumph over Jamaica. The former Stanford star had the ball fall to him in the box in the 88th minute, and he made no mistake, putting it past Jamaica to seal it.
Take a look:
Jordan Morris has the clutch gene!
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) July 27, 2017
His late goal wins the #GoldCup2017 for the #USMNT! @ModeloUSA #ModeloSoccer https://t.co/RKLtgdJSW4
That's a great hit, but also fine build-up. Michael Bradley plays to Gyasi Zardes down the right, and it wasn't the greatest ball in, but you want to put it in a dangerous spot and, at that point in the match, hope something comes of it. It falls to Morris, and he does the rest.
What a night for Morris, and what a night for the U.S. men's national team.
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