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Really nice effort, one of the more complete games I have seen the U.S play.
I even liked the sub packages.
Now on to Iran without a drop in intensity.
World Cup 2022 Qatar
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I even liked the sub packages.
Now on to Iran without a drop in intensity.
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That is certainly a valid concern backed by past performances. Berhalter will be tasked with keeping them on track but in the end we will see what the personality of the team as a whole is.
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That glorious nil-nil victory against the Scots at Euro 2020 looking a better result by the day.
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The good thing about being a Mexican-American is I have 2 teams to root for. It comes in handy when one team sucks (or doesn't make the WC). Mexico will need to tap into some young talent for 2026. This has to be the weakest team I've seen them field in any World Cup that I've seen.
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I agree 100%. They don't have anyone up top to really affect the game. Chicharito could poach and finish, but he also moved incredibly well off the ball creating space for other attacking players. I feel like key midfielders are really showing their age. Guardado of course but also Herrera.
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Seems to be a bit of an International dilemma, unless of course you are France.
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You'd think the US would have learned what happens when you lack intensity in the second half and you play not to lose. We almost gave up the tie on several occasions.
I also think our game against Senegal will be a quick exit. Real lack of a scoring threat on the US even including Pulisic.
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On another note, Pulisic now sings soprano after taking a knee to the cookies. He truly gave all.
Kudos for a brave effort by the US to beat a team that probably despised us.
Kudos for a brave effort by the US to beat a team that probably despised us.
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You’re playing the Dutch not Senegal. I thought the US of A might go out last night do fair play for winning and from what I’ve seen the Dutch look very average. Not saying you’ll win but I’m expecting a close game in that one.
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who thought they would be in this position after their awful qualifying campaign? not me that's for sure.
and all their goals have been top notch. fantastic goals to watch.
not easy watching a game at 2am in the morning but the socceroos delivered against denmark.
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who thought they would be in this position after their awful qualifying campaign? not me that's for sure.
and all their goals have been top notch. fantastic goals to watch.
not easy watching a game at 2am in the morning but the socceroos delivered against denmark.
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It’s funny how talking about the USMNT makes me feel so much better when my beloved Rams aren’t fairing very well.