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Parallels to VT football - USMNT finally got serious and invested in a proven coach and infrastructure

I continue to be impressed by this version of USA soccer. Even with 10 players, after they took the initial brunt of B&H attacks, they took control and continued to look like the better team. It reminded me a little bit of the Brazil of old, can't remember the year but they had teams that could continue to play beautiful futbol with less players. They continue to create opportunities with great individual and team play. Sharp passing into tight spaces, creating space out of nowhere. Fast and effective counter-attack and sound defensive play. I was expecting a 100% shut-down to hold-off B&H attacks, but instead, we kept pressing. That's not the play I've grown accustomed to expect from our team.

Fun fact:Bobby Bonilla has been more valuable to the Mets this season than their entire infield pic.twitter.com/YLcvyCrul3— Onyx (@OnyxOdds) July 1, 2026

Saw this today and thought it was pretty touching as a relatively new Chattanoogan. There is a lot to complain about pretty much everywhere, but the World Cup and the way people have treated visitors and teams has been a really bright spot in the past few weeks.

❤️ THANK YOU, Chattanooga.🤗 https://t.co/bufQKKdAFb#VamosEspaña |

#CopaMundialFIFA pic.twitter.com/Le9GF0jy7s— Selección Española Masculina de Fútbol (@SEFutbol) June 30, 2026

This is the first game I've have had a chance to watch of the US team and haven't really followed a lot of the cup this time around. I fully expected them to fall apart after the card and get mopey and slow based on historical performances. I was really amazed that not only did they not look dejected, they played aggressive even a man down.

BH had more opportunities late because of the advantage and because they were pressing, but it wasn't because of a lack of effort on the US side and I feel like that is different from other US teams I've seen.

We just need to find a friendly judge. ;^)

Despite not scoring early last night, they held their form, didn't press and fall out of sorts, and got one before the half. Defense was solid. Tillman was one of the best on the pitch (even without the free kick.) Weston was taking care of his zone while Adams took care of his. Ream possibly had the biggest non-scoring moment in the box blowing up a great goal opportunity from them late in the second half.

Gonna be a tough pill with Flo, but this team has matured A LOT. Two, three, four years ago, they would have moped for 4 days and come out flat. But I have faith Poch will have them focused, make the right decision, and have them on the pitch ready to avenge 2016 against Belgium. Wright could be a 1-for-1 swap with no other changes. Or bring Reyna in as a false 9 to play high in front of Weston, and he and Pulisic can rotate around. I'd like to see Gio on the pitch.

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Yupp! Benny Marzano's was location 1 opened in 2011.

That won't happen for a decade, so you're good for a while

But that is Messi, you can't mess with a golden boy.

All of the clips of the red card start too late and miss how the bosnian cut behind balogan and knocked him off balance and how balogan was just coming down weirdly after being hit from behind