US men's team
The best we can say about the performances of the US men's team in the last two preparation matches for this month's World Cup?
Perhaps Gregg Berhalter just trying not to show his hand to the group's haters?
England and Iran in Qatar.
The bland, sloppy and maladjusted USMNT looked terrible again, leaving fans with little hope for a team less than two months away from beating Wales, England, and Iran in Qatar.
The Yanks are now winless in seven straight games on foreign soil, losing to Panama, Canada, Costa Rica, and Japan while drawing with Jamaica, Mexico, El Salvador, and Saudi Arabia.
USMNT
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How has the USMNT fared in the last three tournaments before the World Cup in the final games?
2014 defeated Azerbaijan 2-0, Turkey 2-1, Nigeria 2-1, and Ghana 2-1.
2010 loss to Czech Republic 4-2, beat Turkey 2-1, beat Australia 3-1.
2006 lost to Morocco 0-1, beat Venezuela 2-0, beat Latvia 1-0
USMNT Player Ratings vs. Saudi Arabia
Matt Turner: 6.5 – A good, if not excellent, shot-blocker, his footwork could cost Zach Steffen a starting job.
Sergio Dest: 6 At times, he was a problem defensively, he was a little better than usual in his wing, but Saudi Arabia is not the Brazil of the Roberto Carlos era.
Walker Zimmerman: 5.5 – The solution to who to put next to the Nashville SC star is Mission #1. Left out to dry alongside a similar but inferior CB in Long.
DeAndre Yedlin (Rev 59′): 6:5 – Physical, brilliant, and accomplished. Let's hope his injury is not so serious.
Tyler Adams: 6.5 – He's asked to play his strength in a one-person holding role, but he also takes too many risks on the ball.
Two-game turnover machine, often in the worst parts of the field for a guy at his position.
Christian Pulisic (at 76′): 5 – Faded.
Ricardo Pepi (Rev 59 ′): 5 Hunger for touch.
Paul Arriola
Paul Arriola (Day 30): 5. Paul Arriola (5 – Takes a foul or two. Joe Scally (In 59′): 7 – Just a half-hour sample, but he seemed like the man best equipped for his boss's plan.
Jesús Ferreira (In minute 59): 6 – He finished and passed Pepi.
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