Tim Howard Sets the Saves Record – World Cup ‘14 | Unfiltered Soccer

As we continue building up to the 2026 World Cup here in North America, United States Men's National Team legends Landon Donovan and Tim Howard are looking back on some of the most iconic moments in American soccer history. And today, it’s all about Tim! Following a strong showing in the group stage of the 2014 World Cup, the U.S. advanced to the knockout round where tournament dark horse Belgium were waiting for them. Over the course of 90 minutes, the Belgians threw everything they had at the Americans but could not breach the human wall in net also known as Tim Howard. Finally, in extra time, Belgian superstars Kevin De Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku managed to break through but not before Howard had set a new World Cup record for saves in a match. Join Landon and Tim as they look back on this historic moment and relive one of the greatest goalkeeping performances that the tournament has ever seen. New episodes of Unfiltered Soccer with Landon and Tim drop every Tuesday. Subscribe to the show on YouTube and follow on all your favorite podcast platforms. For bonus content, follow on all social media platforms @UnfilteredSoccer. Send your mailbag questions to [email protected] (https://www.unfilteredsoccer.com). This bonus content is brought to you by Jim Beam. Jim Beam is the Official Spirit of U.S. Soccer. Whether you’re following from the stadium or from home, grab a Jim Beam & Lemonade and enjoy with those around you. Visit https://www.jimbeam.com/en-us/cocktails/beam-and-lemonade. This Unfiltered Soccer bonus content with Landon Donovan and Tim Howard was edited and mastered by Collin Kushner with engineering support from Eric Newell and Jeremy Steinkamp. Our producers are Jordan Rizzieri and Andrew Gundling. Our social media lead is Dan Armelli and our social editors are Kyle Curley and Finley Skelton. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices