USA vs. Brazil: What Went Wrong

Goal.com wants to know what you think went wrong for the U.S. National Team against Brazil.

Jun 18, 2009 3:27:57 PM

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So many things could be pointed out when asking what went wrong for the U.S. against Brazil. From the team selection to the overall play, to taking another red card, it was not a good night for the U.S. National Team.

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Credit should also be given to Brazil for a match well played, but is there one thing that sticks out that you think could’ve changed the match? Goal.com wants to hear from you, the reader, and get your take on what went wrong.

 

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