Pulisic double as US beat Trinidad and Tobago in World Cup qualifier

Bundesliga-based Pulisic slid home a close-range finish from DeAndre Yedlin's low cross in the 52nd minute to give the Americans the lead in their CONCACAF zone qualifying battle.
The teenage starlet then bagged his seventh goal in only his 15th international appearance to make it 2-0 after 62 minutes, latching on to Jozy Altidore's perfect through ball before whipping a low finish in at the near post.
Pulisic's goals settled a tense duel in the thin air of Commerce City's Dick's Sporting Goods Park, just outside Denver, Colorado.
The win lifted the USA into the automatic qualifying positions with seven points from five games and gives Bruce Arena's side a boost as they prepare for a daunting away assignment against Mexico on Sunday.
Pulisic's double settled American nerves after a jittery opening 45 minutes which saw the hosts struggle to break down a disciplined Trinidad & Tobago, who remain bottom of the six-team standings after the defeat.
US striker Clint Dempsey went close with a curling shot which shaved the crossbar after 15 minutes while John Brooks saw a long-range effort parried away by Trinidad & Tobago goalkeeper Jan Michael Williams 10 minutes later.
Williams thwarted the Americans once more soon afterwards, parrying Altidore's strike after Jorge Villafana's cutback.
The USA survived a scare in the 33rd minute when Khaleem Hyland chipped into the penalty area to find striker Kenwyne Jones. US goalkeeper Tim Howard was caught out of position but Jones could only direct his header against the woodwork.
Altidore saw another header saved but the two sides went in at half-time with the score locked at 0-0.
Pulisic's opening goal was almost cancelled out by Trinidad immediately, but Nathan Lewis's neat finish into the bottom corner was judged fractionally offside.
In other CONCACAF games on Thursday, 2014 World Cup quarter-finalists Costa Rica host Panama in San Jose while group leaders Mexico face Honduras in Mexico City's Azteca Stadium.