USA 2-3 Turkey: how Maurico Pochettino’s players rated in World Cup Group D match
Summary
The United States men's soccer team played against Turkey in a World Cup Group D match and lost late in the game. The article reviews player performances, noting some defensive struggles and key moments like an opening goal by Auston Trusty and contributions by Sebastian Berhalter.Key Facts
- The U.S. goalkeeper Matt Turner faced three shots but could not stop any of them.
- Joe Scally had difficulty maintaining defensive position and contributing crosses.
- Mark McKenzie was bypassed for Turkey’s first goal and struggled with passing.
- Auston Trusty scored the opening goal with a header from a corner kick.
- Sebastian Berhalter assisted Trusty’s goal and scored his own goal from the edge of the penalty area.
- Weston McKennie, acting as captain, helped keep team energy but only managed one shot on target.
- Gio Reyna was active in movement but preferred safer passing choices.
- Tim Weah struggled with control and passing on his weaker side as played by the coach’s design.
- Substitution Christian Pulisic entered early, causing Turkey to become more defensive.
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