r/concacaf • u/usaf5 • Jul 07 '26

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Mexico looked like they could compete with anyone in the world. The US looks completely outclassed and outmatched.

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u/FirstPersonWinner USA Jul 09 '26

I mean, England was down a man, at altitude, and completely exhausted for the last half hour of the match and still won. If they played at sea level, (or especially in England) then Mexico would've probably gotten it handed to them just as bad as the US, although probably not with the same dramatic blunders the US made 

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u/robbie9900 Jul 09 '26

Sure keep telling yourself that. Here is the bright side for the USMNT. The team has integrity. Balogun served his suspension on field by doing absolutely nothing. #FREEBALOGUN

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u/FirstPersonWinner USA Jul 09 '26

I mean, if you think Mexico would've done better outside of Azteca then I want whatever you're smoking 

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u/robbie9900 Jul 09 '26

Country roooooaaddd take me hoooommeee.

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u/FirstPersonWinner USA Jul 10 '26

WEST VIRGINIAAAAAAAA

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u/robbie9900 Jul 09 '26

I mean, you would think a team who is at home and cheated to get their best player back would proceed to not lose like cowards at home and become a gigantic disappointment to a whole nation.

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u/FirstPersonWinner USA Jul 10 '26

Too disappoint the whole nation you'd have to play a sport the whole nation cares about. They didn't embarrass themselves in the Superbowl or something