US Set for a Round of 32 World Cup Game with Bosnia-Herzegovina as Knockout Play Begins
The U.S. enters as the favorite after a 2-0 group-stage record, but it has won only 1 knockout match in 12 World Cups.
- On Monday, the United States Men's National Team arrived at Mineta San Jose International Airport, preparing for Wednesday's World Cup knockout match against Bosnia-Herzegovina in Santa Clara, California.
- Historical records show the Americans face a challenging path, having secured only one knockout win in 12 World Cup appearances since the 2002 tournament.
- San Jose Earthquakes President Jared Shawlee called the event "one of the biggest moments in Bay Area sports history," expecting Wednesday's matchup to be the highest-rated USMNT game in television history.
- Downtown San Jose is bracing for massive crowds as the official San Pedro Square watch party is expected to reach capacity quickly, prompting organizers to add extra viewing screens.
- Academy coach Luchi Gonzalez feels "calm excitement" about this tournament, suggesting it could serve as a catalyst for soccer to eventually become a top-tier American sport.
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U.S. soccer team begins Round of 32 tonight - ButlerRadio.com - Butler, PA
The United States men’s soccer team will meet Boznia-Herzegovina tonight to begin the Round of 32 and the “knockout” rounds of the World Cup Tournament. Game time in California will be 8pm. The U.S. team has lost 10 straight matches against teams from Europe. The post U.S. soccer team begins Round of 32 tonight appeared first on ButlerRadio.com - Butler, PA.
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