Welcome to the Scuff's podcast. I'm Adam Bells in Georgia. With me is Greg Velazquez in

Iowa. We talk about US men's soccer.

Bum, bum, bum, bum.

But on, or no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

the U.S. got a 2-1 victory over Costa Rica last night,

despite conceding a goal in the opening minute and the team ends another roller

coaster international window with the much-needed three points now sitting second in the

table behind Mexico. Lots to discuss. Greg, how are you doing?

I'm doing all right bells, I'm doing exactly 0.2 points per game better than I was before we played Costa Rica.

Is that how it changes, how much it changes the points for game?

I think so. I think we are at 1.6 and now are at 1.83.

Hey. Point two three. All right.

Um, well, yeah, there's a lot to discuss.

I really want to get your view of the

goalkeeping on both Costa Rica's opener and the US game winner.

And I spent some time with people who listen to the podcast

over the last couple days.

And I know they want that too, but let's get to those later.

It seems like there's sort of two ways to look at this game.

One is, this is a very old and not great Costa Rica team that we still almost lost to and needed a lot of things to break our way to actually win the game.

And then there's another way to look at it, which is like this was the best the US has played probably

under Burhaltor ever in a meaningful game and so we should all be really excited

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