ESPNFC daily is back with you. It's a second edition on Monday. All of the games from today are done.

K-Mri and Luis Miguel Echigarra back with you. We've just witnessed the USA and Wales playing out a one-all-draw in-group B, Tim Weyer,

put the USA ahead in the first half of action and then late stages of the second half,

Gareth Bay level things out with a penalty. Your initial thoughts on what we saw today, Luis?

K-Mri! Wow, well, I've got to say, it was the best match in terms of atmosphere, I think,

since the tournament has started. Obviously, it's still early days, only the fourth match in contention,

but it was a really great atmosphere at the beginning. Obviously, you saw the Welsh fans celebrating

the return of their national team for the first time since 1958. The USM and Tio, of course,

returning after missing out on 2018 the first time since 1986. So there was a lot at stake, right?

I thought K, it was a game of two halves. The USM and Tio were almost perfect in the first 45 minutes.

Wales really didn't have much to offer. They were so separated, procession-based. They couldn't feed it.

To Gareth, Bell, Tim Riem, Zimmerman were excellent, Anthony Robinson, excellent, great gol from Tim Weyer, as you mentioned.

And then in the second half, you know, Wales were like, we got to change our strategy.

We got to do something different. They were more physical, they were more direct.

And this is the issue, K, and we've been talking about this before taping. The USM and Tio usually,

they're so good, right? And I hate to do this, but because they're so young, sometimes that shows.

They're eager to demonstrate their energy and their will. And that usually runs out in the 60th minute.

Overall, I think actually it was a fair result because the USM and Tio didn't do what they did in the first half.

And now, you've got to say, the happier of these teams is England. What do you think?

Of course, absolutely. They're the winners today in this group, aren't they? And more ways than one.

It's interesting you said that about the US, eager, young. I think the disciplinary record in this game showed it as well with some of those yellow cards that they received.

But tell me, before the game, when Greg Berholtto put out his 11, we happy with it?

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