mexico vs usa
At the same time, the USA men’s soccer program will have plenty to take away from the match. Despite the low scoring result on Brazil’s side, there is still a gap between the very best teams from Europe and South America and this USA teamRoberto Firmino (11′ minute) and Neymar (43′ minute) scored the two goals for Brazil in the first half. The second half then saw both sides make several changes with Sarachan opting for five changes and Brazil head coach Tite making six changes to the Seleção. As a result, the flow of the match was mostly gone and while the 32,489 saw several young and upcoming talents in Brazilians Arthur, Everton and Richarlison, as well as exciting US prospect Timothy Weah it was a rather dull match in the second half.
The United States continue their transition period under interims head coach Dave Sarachan. On Saturday the USMNT met Brazil, and despite receiving the expected football lesson, the US-Boys were able to walk away relatively unscathed from the match.
Roberto Firmino (11′ minute) and Neymar (43′ minute) scored the two goals for Brazil in the first half. The second half then saw both sides make several changes with Sarachan opting for five changes and Brazil head coach Tite making six changes to the Seleção. As a result, the flow of the match was mostly gone and while the 32,489 saw several young and upcoming talents in Brazilians Arthur, Everton and Richarlison, as well as exciting US prospect Timothy Weah it was a rather dull match in the second half.
The goal is to both close that gap as quickly as possible and to get the team competitive for the next World Cup qualification cycle. Hence, the upcoming match against Mexico will be a much more important benchmark for US soccer.
The United States continue their transition period under interims head coach Dave Sarachan. On Saturday the USMNT met Brazil, and despite receiving the expected football lesson, the US-Boys were able to walk away relatively unscathed from the match.
Roberto Firmino (11′ minute) and Neymar (43′ minute) scored the two goals for Brazil in the first half. The second half then saw both sides make several changes with Sarachan opting for five changes and Brazil head coach Tite making six changes to the Seleção. As a result, the flow of the match was mostly gone and while the 32,489 saw several young and upcoming talents in Brazilians Arthur, Everton and Richarlison, as well as exciting US prospect Timothy Weah it was a rather dull match in the second half.
The goal is to both close that gap as quickly as possible and to get the team competitive for the next World Cup qualification cycle. Hence, the upcoming match against Mexico will be a much more important benchmark for US soccer.
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