Mexico will have a relatively friendly crowd to play for, but El Tri just doesn’t win in the U.S. unless the stakes are very high. That is not the case tomorrow, and comparing the relative strengths of the squads, the U.S. probably has the advantage.
Brek Shea scored with a fine free kick at the end of the first half to give a better performing USMNT the lead. But Jozy Altidore’s sending off invigorated the Swiss and the US again conceded a late equalizer.
Against an accomplished Swiss side, the US will have its work cut out for it unless the recent trend of terrible second halves is ended.
Altidore and Johansson scored, but the the US gave up a late goal again to lose in Denmark.
Klinsmann teams have been surprisingly strong away from home to European teams, and many of the U.S.’s top guns will play against Denmark. If the less-established players around them can gel, the U.S. could get a result, but bet on a Danish win.
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The US beat Panama comfortably, 2–0, with goals from veterans Michael Bradley and Clint Dempsey.
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