International friendly Reaction 👀 How important is USMNT’s victory? | ESPN FC

No one is innocent at City including the players. Do you think certain players didn't know that part of their salary was payed under the table? We all knew about the charges for almost a dozen years. Players who went there during this time knew what was going on.

I think Poch is saying he couldn't change the outcome of the game because he also didn't want to say he did not know the players could NOT handle the pressure of that knockout game 1. versus Belgium and 2. needed win to get to a World Cup Quarter Final.

Key takeaways: <br>- Poch bringing on Jedi and Albert at the same time was not a coincidence. Clear sign of looking for life without Pulisic <br>- Kochen immediately looked like a 10+ year vet on the ball. Settled the back line immediately<br>- First Poch product Berhalter is going to fight for a starting spot soon <br>- Campbell looked good enough to test next to Richard’s <br>- Tyler Adams plays significantly better with that armband on. His distribution game is also looking so much better. Imo he shines in a 3 in the mid<br>- Mehmetj looked really comfortable on the ball immediately. Would love to see how he looks against Mexico. <br><br>The not so good: <br>- I’m not a fan of switching formations consistently. Disrupts fluidity. We played our best with a back 3. <br>- Reyna is not starter quality. <br>- Musah struggled badly to get into the game <br>- I didn’t see enough hustle from Sullivan. Tillman and Musah consistently needed to cover for him on the right side <br>- I don’t see it with Trusty. Struggles to play out of the back, and I don’t see enough of a defensive presence with him to make the midfield feel settled <br><br>Against Mexico: <br>I think we saw enough to try one actual starting 11. <br>Kochen<br>Freeman - Richards - Campbell <br>Dest - Adams - Mehmeti - Jedi<br>Tillman - Albert <br>Ellis