Welcome to the Scuffed Podcast. I'm Adam Bells in Minneapolis. With me is Greg Velasquez and

Des Moines. We talk about U.S. men's soccer. The USA Drew Peru 1-1 in

Drew 1 in Hartford, Connecticut on Tuesday, but the big story from our perspective was the lineup from Dave Sarakin. We got a starting front three of

Jonathan Aeman, Josh Sergeant, and Tim Weya.

Reggie Cannon got his debut at Right Back.

Aaron Long got his debut at center back alongside the

grizzled veteran Cameron Carter Vickers.

Markey Delgado got his second start in a U.S. shirt alongside and

Carter Vickers.

Markey Delgado got his second start in a U.S. shirt alongside Will Trap and Kallin Acosta in the

midfield. Brad Guzon made his return from the post-Cuba

wilderness and Ben Sweat was also there.

Yeah, got to play left back.

We usually start from the back of the field and work our way to the front,

but let's not do that today.

Yeah, let's go youngest to oldest today.

Yeah, good idea, good idea.

But first, give us some tactical groundwork before we get into the individual assessments.

Sure, sure. We want to go kind of over what the U.S. was trying to do maybe or what it looked like they were trying to do?

Yeah, please.

Well, I love the selections. I think a lot of people, certainly in my little soccer bubble, love the selections. I hated the formation bells. I really did not like the 401 for one and maybe I'm in the

internet minority here but I think it was bad I think the formation was bad again

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