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LI soccer star scores twice in debut as US women’s U-17 team stages largest World Cup win ever

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Arnold, C. (2026, October 19). LI soccer star scores twice in debut as US women’s U-17 team stages largest World Cup win ever. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/19/sports/loradana-paletta-debuts-with-two-goals-for-us-u-17-womens-soccer-in-historic-win/

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Loradana Paletta, an 15-year-old soccer player from Long Island, scored two goals and provided three assists for the U.S. U-17 women’s national team during their historic 17-0 victory over Samoa in the U-17 Women’s World Cup. The match saw ten different players score, setting a new record for the largest margin of victory at any FIFA World Cup level. Paletta's first goal came from deflecting a cross into the net, and her second was a result of weaving through the center of the penalty area to shoot past the goalkeeper.

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Loradana Paletta, a 15-year-old soccer player from Syosset, New York, scored twice and had three assists as part of the U.S. women's U-17 national team's historic 17-0 victory over Samoa in the U-17 Women’s World Cup on October 19, 2026. This win marked the largest margin of victory ever recorded in any FIFA World Cup tournament at all levels. Paletta scored her first goal in the 25th minute and her second in the 37th minute before being substituted out in the 73rd minute. Ten different players contributed to the U.S. team's goals, including Paletta, who had previously expressed aspirations of playing for the senior national team at a World Cup.

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Long Island soccer star Loradana Paletta scored twice for the U.S. U-17 women’s national team in a history-making 17-0 win over Samoa in the U-17 Women’s World Cup. asserted

Paletta → score → Cup

The victory was the largest ever seen at a FIFA World Cup at any level and saw 10 different players, including the 15-year-old soccer phenom, score for the United States in the win. asserted

players → see → win

Paletta, the Syosset, N.Y., native and New York City FC academy squad member, scored in the 25th and 37th minutes of the match and had three assists before she was subbed out in the 73rd minute of the blowout. asserted

she → score → blowout

Her first goal came after an attempted cross from the side of the net was deflected by Samoa goalkeeper Susahna Peacock, and Paletta corralled the loose ball before firing it into the net to give the U.S. a 5-0 lead. Paletta’s second goal of the match saw her take a pass before weaving into the center of the penalty area and shooting the ball by a diving Peacock. asserted

her → come → Peacock

The teen has been a rising soccer star in the New York area and was featured by The Post last summer. asserted

teen → rise → Post

At the time, she said she “really” wanted to make the U-17 World Cup before going on to share her loftier goals of playing for the senior national team at the World Cup. “It’s always been a dream when I was little — being on the national team,” Paletta told The Post last July. asserted

Paletta → say → Post

She had been called up in March for the U-17 Women’s World Cup qualifiers. asserted

She → call → qualifiers

The United States is only in the Group Stage of the tournament, taking place in Morocco. asserted

States → take → Morocco

Maddie DiMaria scored a record-breaking six goals for the U.S. in Monday’s win, making her the holder of the most goals ever by a U.S. women’s team player in any match. asserted

her → score → match

She also scored the most goals by any player in a single match at any U-17 Women’s World Cup. asserted

She → score → Cup

DiMaria’s goal in the second minute opened up the floodgates for the Americans’ big night on the pitch. asserted

goal → open → pitch

“We’re really happy with the result,” U.S. coach Ciara Crinion said to FIFA’s website. asserted

Crinion → ’re → website

“We knew the first game can be a tough game with the emotions and everything that goes with it. asserted

that → know → it

So we wanted to have a good performance and we felt like we got that and continued to be able to put the ball in the back of the net.” asserted

we → want → net

The United States will next face Kenya in a Group Stage match on Thursday. asserted

States → face → Thursday

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