The United States National Team surprised last weekend, against the odds, defeated its Mexican counterpart on penalties and won the Concacaf Nations League title.
On the recent feat of coach Gregg Berharlter’s team, the podcast table ‘The Armchair’, made up of Pilar Perez, Elizabeth Patiño Y Katia Castorena, spoke of several of the considerations that must be made regarding each of the national teams.
Here’s a taste of what was discussed on this week’s podcast.
Pilar Pérez did not hesitate to affirm that the United States team has become a generation that “promises a lot”, thanks to their talent.
On the other hand, Pilar is concerned about the face that the Mexican team showed, the mistakes they made and the obvious weaknesses they showed on the field, such as the deficiencies of the defense and the lack of a goal.
For his part, Eli Patiño agreed on the status that the United States has taken. “That idea of the Concacaf giant can change; I see a present of murky waters for soccer in Mexico and a promising future for the United States National Team,” said Eli.
Among other reflections, Patiño pointed out that the Tri coach, the Argentine Gerardo Martino, should be concerned not only about the lack of a forward center, but also about the difference that can be seen between the performance of the players who play in Europe. and those who are on this side of the sea.
Katia agrees with the table in the indisputable fact of the good step shown by the United States, a team with “a good project and promising players.”
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