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Brad Evans leaves US camp because of tight right hamstring

United States defender Brad Evans #3 in actions against Iceland during a men's international friendly soccer game in Carson, Calif., Sunday, Jan., 31, 2016. The United States won 3-2. (AP Photo/Ringo H.W. Chiu)

CHICAGO — Defender Brad Evans has left the U.S. national team training camp to rejoin the Seattle Sounders after coming out of Sunday's 3-2 win over Iceland at halftime because of a tight right hamstring.

Defender Michael Orozco, who scored a tying goal in the 59th minute, also left, as planned, to rejoin Tijuana, the U.S. Soccer Federation said Tuesday.

Twenty-four players remain on the roster for Friday's exhibition against Canada at Carson, California.

The roster:

Goalkeepers: David Bingham (San Jose), Sean Johnson (Chicago), Luis Robles (New York Red Bulls)

Defenders: Kellyn Acosta (Dallas), Matt Besler (Kansas City), Steve Birnbaum (D.C.), Eric Miller (Montreal), Tim Parker (Vancouver), Matt Polster (Chicago), Brandon Vincent (Chicago)

Midfielders: Michael Bradley (Toronto), Mix Diskerud (New York City), Jermaine Jones (no club), Perry Kitchen (no club), Darlington Nagbe (Portland), Lee Nguyen (New England), Tony Tchani (Columbus), Wil Trapp (Columbus)

Forwards: Jozy Altidore (Toronto), Ethan Finlay (Columbus), Jerome Kiesewetter (Stuttgart, Germany), Jordan Morris (Seattle), Khiry Shelton (New York City), Gyasi Zardes (Los Angeles)