Christian Pulisic exits USMNT's World Cup loss to Belgium with potential leg injury

Right after the United States men's national team conceded a truly terrible goal against Belgium in the World Cup Round of 16, things got worse.

Star midfielder Christian Pulisic, who had gone down near the Belgium box shortly before, exited Monday's game in the 59th minute. He was replaced by Sebastian Berhalter.

Shortly after subbing off, Pulisic was seen getting treatment on the U.S. bench, visibly upset. The trainers appeared to be working on his lower right leg.

Pulisic had gone down seven minutes earlier after some light contact with Belgium captain Youri Tielemans, though no foul was called. Pulisic then stayed down for quite a while; center referee Adham Makhadmeh let play go on for a moment before heading over to check on the American.

Replay appeared to show Pulisic kick into Tielemans' leg awkwardly.

Though he was able to get up and keep playing, he was visibly limping for the six or so minutes before he got taken off.

The U.S. went on to lose the game 4-1, with Romelu Lukaku finding a stoppage-time goal to put the cherry on top of a disastrous loss.

Pulisic, with his cleat back on his right foot, joined the team for the final post-game moments.