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

Des Moines. We talk about US men's soccer. It was a pretty discouraging performance from the Americans as they lost 3-0 to England at Wembley,

but hiring a coach should help.

Let's start by cataloging the first 13 minutes.

I'll try to do this as quickly as I can because they were instructive.

You good with that?

Yeah, have at it.

Right away from kickoff, England went down the left wing and Chilwell darted inside and was relatively

unmarked and played across across. Dangerous chance within 30 seconds. 60 seconds after that, almost a carbon copy, pass up the line on the right flank.

Essentially the same thing happened.

The cross was cleared.

Fifth minute the Delhi alley

header on a corner which was called back after a nice Guzan save because the

corner kick traveled out of bounds. Eighth minute, Guzon's past the wing is picked off by Lingard and he plays to Callum Wilson, who can't finish

from the edge of the six-yard box.

Harry Kane probably would have finished that I'm thinking.

Ninth minute.

It's Michael Keene to Trent Alexander Arnold and then a simple pass up the wing to

Wilson shrugs off Brooks, glides around him and pumps across in the box.

Tenth minute.

Very similar move up the right flank, 13th minute,

another move like that up the right flank, just chance after chance after chance. And my telecast missed it because it was showing

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