CUOMO: The road to the World Cup for Team USA - dead end. Coy Wire has more in the Bleacher Report. They only needed a tie, Coy. What happened?</s>COY WIRE, CNN ANCHOR: As you said, nothing good, Chris. This Bleacher Report presented by the new 2018 Ford F150. For the first time in about 30 years, the U.S. men's soccer team not going to be playing in the World Cup. Team USA - they had the fate of their future in their hands last night playing Trinidad and Tobago, ranked 99th in the world - they have a population smaller than Dallas. All the U.S. needed to do to advance was win or even tie, as Chris mentioned. Just don't beat yourself, right? Well, they did essentially that. Look at this. This is an own goal - they scored on their own goal. That contributed to the two to one defeat ending a run of seven straight appearances in the biggest stage in soccer. Many feel that what happened last night, Alisyn, is one of the most embarrassing moments in U.S. sports history and the loss has implications beyond the pitch as well - big corporations investing heavy dollars into sponsorship commitments to the team. So, we're going to hear more about the impact of that this morning.</s>CAMEROTA: I have a lot more embarrassing moments in sports history, but they're on home video that I could show you. But, anyway, thanks so much for all of that, Coy.</s>WIRE: You're welcome.</s>CAMEROTA: OK. The Good Stuff, next.
U.S. Men's Soccer Team Doesn't Make It To The World Cup.