American to score twice in a World Cup match since Patenaude accomplished the feat in 1930.

Balogun described the days following the match as an emotional whirlwind but said he wanted to respond with composure.

 Been upset, I've been happy. It's been surreal, to be honest,  Balogun said.  But for me, I think it was just important to stay calm. I never want to react out of anger and out of emotion. There's still lots of people who are inspiring little kids, boys and girls who are watching. We have to show them the correct way to handle things, even when you think it's unjust.