Welcome to the scuff podcast where we talk about U.S. soccer.

Hey everybody, we got an away win in Conca Calfe.

Played Jamaica off the pitch for 10 minutes, tried to shoot ourselves

in the foot, but we missed. Then we just sort of managed things until we had to weather a flurry

of danger midway through the second half, and then we managed things again until the final

whistle. Greg, how you doing? I'm managing things okay over here, Bells. I'm now very optimistic that we will see our way to another Nations League finals in the spring.

But we're not there yet.

We got the job left to do on Monday.

But yeah, convincing, convincing win for us here.

Historic win.

You thought convincing?

No, no.

It was a, it was a scrap and it was, I mean, it looked like neither team particularly

wanted to be out on that field trying to play that sport.

And I'm going to emphasize that because we're going to do our standard scuffed way

too thorough analysis of each player and sequences.

But this is not the same kind of sport that we're going to see played on Monday when we get back stateside.

It's just such a different animal of a game when everyone has to sort of tiptoe around those conditions.

Yeah, and the conditions were the field, which was, the grass was long,

the clods of sod were flying around.

It was difficult to put together any sort of flowing move or to build out of the back without

mistakes.

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