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Southern Fried Soccer: Gold Cup and World Cup

Jordan Morris, right, scored in the 88th minute to win the Gold Cup for the United States. (Getty)
Jordan Morris, right, scored in the 88th minute to win the Gold Cup for the United States. (Getty)
By Doug Roberson
July 27, 2017

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Doug Roberson breaks down the U.S. winning the Gold Cup, and Atlanta's chances of hosting a game in the 2026 World Cup .

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Doug Roberson covers the Atlanta United and Major League Soccer.

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