Goals from Andrew Carleton and Christian Cappis ensured a successful final day at the Pinatar Arena Football Festival for the U.S. Under-20 Men's National Team.

The U20s defeated Japan by a 2-1 score in Monday's final game, with Cappis scoring for the second game in a row. It's a big boost for the Hobro IK midfielder as he looks to stake a claim on a World Cup roster spot. Per a Spanish reporter in attendance, Cappis "put on an exhibition" in the game against Japan.

50' ⚽️ 1-0 Andrew Carleton
63' ⚽️ 1-1 Japan
75' ⚽️ 2-1 Christian Cappis

U-20 #USMNT is World Cup ready! pic.twitter.com/GMf0A7PVUk

— U.S. Soccer YNT (@USYNT) March 25, 2019

Also in action in Spain over the weekend, the U.S. Under-23 Men's National Team drew 0-0 against the Netherlands on Sunday, wrapping up their stay on the continent. Both sides had opportunities to find the back of the net and break the deadlock, with Josh Sargent, Timothy Weah and Antonee Robinson among those coming close for the USA.

U23 MNT 0-0 Netherlands Highlights

U20 starting lineup vs. Japan: Trey Muse, Jaylin Lindsey (Sergino Dest), Aboubacar Keita (Chris Gloster), Chris Richards, Matthew Real, Juan Pablo Torres (Chris Durkin), Christian Cappis, Alex Mendez (Frankie Amaya), Konrad de la Fuente (Jonathan Amon), Ayo Akinola (capt.) (Sebastian Soto), Ulysses Llanez (Andrew Carleton)

U23 starting lineup vs. the Netherlands: JT Marcinkowoski (Jonathan Klinsmann), Julian Araujo (Lucas Pos), Miles Robinson (Donovan Pines), Cameron Carter-Vickers, 3-Antonee Robinson (Marco Farfan), Cameron Lindley (Derrick Jones), Keaton Parks (Jackson Yueill), Djordje Mihailovic, Tim Weah (7-Emmanuel Sabbi), 9-Josh Sargent (Haji Wright), Jeremy Ebobisse