Julian Hall makes USMNT history against Chile | OneFootball

By Justin Ruderman

Two USMNT games, two USMNT goals for Julian Hall.

The 18-year-old Red Bull New York striker entered the international record books just two matches into his U.S. men's national team career, courtesy of his second-half equalizer in a 4-2 win against Chile on Tuesday night at St. Louis CITY SC's Energizer Park.

Hall became the youngest USMNT player ever to score in back-to-back matches and the 13th player in program history to score in each of his first two caps.

Breakout year

Rising like a salmon near the penalty spot to meet Gio Reyna's cross, Hall put his flick-on header into the side netting to continue his breakout 2026 season for club and country.

The RBNY homegrown forward has been vital this season for his boyhood club, leading the team in goal contributions (10g/5a) and earning a 2026 MLS All-Star selection in the process.

On Saturday, Hall played the role of super sub, scoring and assisting off the bench on his debut in a 4-1 friendly victory over Peru.

Hall is one of two RBNY products to make their international debut against Peru and start against Chile, alongside fellow teenage phenom Adri Mehmeti. The pair celebrated Hall's milestone moment together on Tuesday.