USA

3.33

• 
  55

  5

  3.00

  Tim Howard

  Outside of Scotland's goal, which he couldn't have prevented, Howard had just about the quietest night imaginable: He punched out a single cross and caught one shot.

• 
  42

  7

  3.00

  Carlos Bocanegra

  The American captain stymied Kenny Miller, Scotland's dangerous target man, but mucked up the offside trap on the visitor's only goal. Bocanegra's performance was seamless otherwise.

• 
  47

  10

  3.00

  Fabian Johnson

  The cross that resulted in Scotland's goal came from his side, but that was only blemish on the Johnson's evening. American fans will surely focus the promise in the 24-year-old's marauding runs out of the back.

• 
  30

  30

  2.50

  Geoff Cameron

  The own goal was unfortunate and the passing touch not quite there. Cameron, however, showed that he can certainly hold his own in the heart of the U.S. back-line.

• 
  42

  6

  3.00

  Steven Cherundolo

  The Scots failed to make any inroads on Dolo's flank as the right back snuffed out nearly every attacking movement that came his way. He also ventured forward occasionally without leaving his plot exposed.

• 
  104

  5

  4.00

  Jermaine Jones

  Who was this guy? Rather than collecting yellow cards, Jones exits Florida with a goal and two assists to his name.

• 
  86

  2

  3.50

  J. Torres

  Torres doesn't provide a vertical threat out wide, but he combined well and interchanged positions with his teammates and his pressure caused the turnover that lead to Donovan's first goal.

• 
  118

  5

  4.00

  Michael Bradley

  Pirouetting past challenges and finding decisive final passes, Bradley starred against an overmatched Scottish midfield. And, of course, he walloped that unforgettable half-volley that defies description.

• 
  49

  13

  3.00

  Maurice Edu

  Facing off against many of his club teammates, Edu concentrated on the little things - playing simple paces, recovering possession, winning headers, etc. - and allowed Jones and Bradley to be the maestros of the night.

• 
  131

  9

  4.50

  Landon Donovan Top of the Match

  The 30-year-old's midweek quotes about his diminishing desire were apparently just the subtlest form of mind games. Donovan torched Scotland's back-line, rifling three chances into McGregor's net, linking with Jones in the buildup to Bradley's screamer, and planting a cross on Jones' noggin for the USA's fifth goal.

• 
  48

  11

  3.00

  Terrence Boyd

  The youngster validated his already strong case to be Jozy Altidore's understudy. Boyd, though, coughed up possession at times, a problem that more time against high level competition should iron out.

Substitutions

• 
  23

  3

  Bradley Guzan

  Considering the amount of action that came his way, Guzan could have manned his goal from the bench.

• 
  15

  27

  E. Castillo

  The Tijuanan defender replaced Johnson in the back, holding down the left flank against a defeated Scotland side.

• 
  25

  2

  Oguchi Onyewu

  Gooch still has a shot to reclaim his center back spot, but tonight he didn't have much of an opportunity to prove his worth.

• 
  26

  13

  Kyle Beckerman

  The dreadlocked midfielder didn't put in a foot wrong during his brief appearance.

• 
  24

  7

  J. Corona

  Like his club teammate Castillo, Corona played on the left, bustling up the pitch and hopefully clearing the memory of the Olympic qualifying disaster from his mind.

• 
  55

  2

  3.50

  Hérculez Gómez

  The best of the substitutes, Gomez, instead of displaying his acute finishing touch, impressively combined with his fellow attackers in the buildup to goals.

Scotland

1.95

• 
  2

  6

  2.00

  Allan McGregor

  McGregor stoned Donovan's first shot, but couldn't deny his followup. From that point forward, the Scottish keeper was practically inert for the rest of the American goals

• 
  2

  4

  1.50

  Andy Webster

  Webster battled Boyd, but was overrun as Americans flooded his box and effortlessly played around him.

• 
  4

  4

  1.50

  Charles Mulgrew Flop of the Match

  Mulgrew will most likely wake in a sweat over the next week, Donovan's widow's peak haunting him in his dreams. Donovan effortlessly turned Mulgrew on his first goal and left his marker flapping his arm at the assistant referee for most of the night.

• 
  2

  5

  1.50

  Gary Caldwell

  Like his centerback partner, Caldwell did nothing to turn the tide of the match.

• 
  2

  4

  1.50

  Phil Bardsley

  A giveaway from Bardsley in the third minute led to the opening American goal and commenced the evening's onslaught.

• 
  2

  6

  2.50

  Barry Bannan

  Bannan lofted a few marvelous passes to his flanks, but Scotland's No. 10 never provided the buffer his defense needed and couldn't upset the United States' passing rhythm.

• 
  2

  4

  2.50

  Matt Phillips

  The winger spent the match defending, rarely having the opportunity to push forward and create chances.

• 
  4

  5

  2.00

  Scott Brown

  The rough-and-tumble Bhoy barked at the referee and his opponents, but meekly ceded the midfield to the hosts.

• 
  2

  4

  2.00

  James McArthur

  McArthur was anonymous, neither dictating possession or disrupting the American offense.

• 
  4

  4

  2.50

  Kenny Miller

  Miller's touches came few and far between. His astute run and header across the box, albeit fortuitous, produced Scotland's only goal.

• 
  3

  5

  2.00

  Shaun Maloney

  The American defense gobbled up Maloney, preventing the diminutive midfielder from having any significant attacking impact on the evening.

Substitutions