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Just minutes ago, the U.S. men's national team wrapped up their final game of the World

Cup group stages.

They were hoping to make it three from three for the first time ever in their history, but

Turkey fought their way back in what was quite an entertaining affair.

Hello everyone and welcome to our studio outdoors here at Los Angeles Stadium. I'm Alexis Dunez, alongside Juergen Klinsman, Hercules Gomez and Germain Jones.

Our Casey Keller will be joining us in just a bit to look back at all we saw from the USA's final group game at this World Cup.

Now, as I said, it was jubilation for the USA when things kicked off because with just three

minutes on the clock, Austin Trustee scored a goal.

And then we saw a stunner as well from Sebastian Berra Halter, a rocket from about 20 yards out. but we expected that even though Mauricio Pochettino made nine changes to his 11 for this one from the Australia game, Turkey was going to be a test and a tough test they turned out to be as they were able to fight their way back.

And a stoppage time winner from Ayan in the end gives Turkey some much needed points

as they bow out of this World's Cup. Well, Jirgen, you expected a draw in this one because we did

know the test that Turkey was going to provide. But considering that Mauritio Pachetino didn't field

his strongest 11, what do we take from this loss?

Well, I mean, a loss is a loss and you never want to have a loss in a World Cup.

But if you lose a game in a World Cup, then in group stage.

So because now you advance and from now on it's not allowed anymore or you're out I mean

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