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Where it’s going wrong for the USMNT ahead of the World Cup – and how they can fix it with just five weeks to go


Where it's going wrong for the USMNT ahead of the World Cup - and how they can fix it with just five weeks to go
DailyMail

It’s not enough that the US men’s national team drew with Saudi Arabia. It’s not enough they did it in an environment with less pressure than a flat can of Coke. It’s not enough that they suffered that draw to what was basically the Green Falcons’ B-team.

It’s that they did it while looking offensively bankrupt, tactically disorganized, and as lost as a child distracted by a shiny object at a county fair.

The United States seemed woefully unprepared on this stage – a mostly empty stadium in Murcia that serves as home for a Spanish third division team – in its final tune up match ahead of a World Cup appearance fans have been waiting eight years for.

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