USA

2.50

• 
  43

  42

  2.00

  Tim Howard

  Had an average performance. Didn't have to make too many athletic saves but was clearly frustrated at his defenders.

• 
  22

  62

  3.00

  Carlos Bocanegra

  Was partially responsible for the first goal, as he had a sloppy back pass.

• 
  28

  42

  2.00

  Tim Ream Flop of the Match

  Played arguably the worst first half of his career. Usually plays beyond his years but looked very inexperienced against Luis Tejada. Rebounded with a decent first half but he might not start in the next match for the U.S.

• 
  21

  42

  2.00

  Clarence Goodson

  His goal redeemed what was a terrible first half. He wasn't able to handle neither Tejada or Perez. His lack of focus gave Panama an early lead. Still, he was able to get the U.S. back into the game by losing his marker and heading in a goal.

• 
  31

  28

  2.50

  Steven Cherundolo

  Was the only defender who had a decent performance throughout the first half, tracked his man well. Wasn't able to move upfield due to Panama's offensive dominance.

• 
  65

  14

  3.00

  Clint Dempsey

  Was the only player who was decent on offense on the first half. In the first half he had the best attempt for the U.S. in the match. Had some good chances in the second half that he couldn't convert.

• 
  20

  83

  3.00

  Michael Bradley

  Solid in the midfield but didn't impact the match as Panama's defense swarmed the U.S. forwards. Had a point blank chance in the 89th minute to level the game for the U.S. and couldn't put it away.

• 
  14

  47

  2.50

  Jermaine Jones

  Wasn't able to make much of an impact and his frustration showed when he was pulled off for Sacha Kljestan in the 60th minute.

• 
  12

  91

  2.50

  Landon Donovan

  Was nonexistent in the first half but had a great free kick to set up Goodson's goal in the second half. Like many of his teammates, missed a clutch shot that would have leveled the game.

• 
  12

  72

  2.00

  J. Agudelo

  Due to Panama's dominance in the midfield, Agudelo wasn't able to be much of a factor. He had very few touches on the ball. Was subbed in the 60th minute.

• 
  17

  78

  3.00

  Jozy Altidore

  Was frustrated often and lost focus when Panama pressured him or fouled him. His first touch was also poor throughout the second half. Was a poor homecoming for Altidore.

Substitutions

• 
  4

  5

  0.00

  Marcus Hahnemann

  DNP

• 
  8

  7

  0.00

  Oguchi Onyewu

  DNP

• 
  6

  8

  0.00

  Eric Lichaj

  DNP

• 
  34

  20

  0.00

  Alejandro Bedoya

  Tried his hand at acting tonight but got a Razzie instead of an Oscar, getting a yellow card for diving. Didn't have much of an impact

• 
  6

  7

  0.00

  Maurice Edu

  DNP

• 
  37

  32

  0.00

  Sacha Kljestan

  Added another dimension to the U.S. attack, creating some good chances upfield. Still the U.S. wasn't able to capitalize and he didn't offer much tackling.

• 
  17

  52

  2.50

  Chris Wondolowski

  Entered the game in the 77th minute and missed the easiest opportunity of the game. As hard as he works, he is out of his depth for the national team.

Panama

3.29

• 
  11

  5

  3.50

  J. Penedo

  Held his ground on facing a hungry U.S. attack in the second half. Had some great saves during the second half.

• 
  8

  12

  3.00

  Felipe Abdiel Baloy Ramírez

  Had an average performance.

• 
  4

  2

  3.00

  Luis Alfonso Henriquez

  Was good in the first half but struggled in the second half, falling to mark Goodson for the U.S. lone goal.

• 
  8

  2

  3.50

  A. Henríquez

  Performed well against Jermaine Jones and pressed the U.S. midfield the entire match.

• 
  2

  5

  3.00

  N. Barahona

  Was the only player in the midfield who had some struggles.

• 
  10

  2

  3.50

  G. Gómez

  Pressed the U.S. midfield and was assertive in finding the forwards.

• 
  3

  2

  3.50

  Armando Cooper

  His strength gave Altidore problems and he won a lot of headers.

• 
  13

  1

  4.00

  L. Tejada Top of the Match

  Was clearly the man of the match. His searing runs in the first half gave both Goodson and Ream fits. The U.S. couldn't contain him.

• 
  8

  0

  3.50

  B. Pérez

  Even though he didn't get any get any goals in, the forward's work rate and pace allowed Tejada to get some space in the game. Good effort.

Substitutions

• 
  2

  3

  3.00

  E. Bonaga

  Came in and gave Panama a fresh pair of legs and maintained its midfield edge.

• 
  3

  2

  3.00

  Quintero

  Was pinned back by U.S. attack but didn't succumb to the pressure.

• 
  2

  4

  3.00

  Gabriel Torres

  Wasn't much of a factor as U.S. comeback attempt led to it having a lion's share of possession.