Match Report: USMNT 2-2 Mexico
The US turned in a truly inspired first half performance before laying an egg in the second.
The US turned in a truly inspired first half performance before laying an egg in the second.
Between Berti Vogts, roster questions, and some eye-catching (not necessarily in a good way) new kit, there are plenty of reasons to be glued to tonight’s friendly between USMNT and Mexico.
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