The classic of the north is always played to death and with the knife between the teeth, so, in the face of the shock next Saturday against the Mexican national team, for the squadron led by Mauricio Pochettino, coming back and winning 4-2 to Chile left the clean ground towards the classic of Rio Bravo.
This victory is not a simple number on paper, since both for the Argentine Pochettino in his new stage at the head of the American ensemble and for Rafael Márquez, premiering on the Mexican bench, this direct commitment of the FIFA date is by far the most important test of the whole cartel.
The triumph of the table of the bars and the stars covers an enormous value with regards to the match against the Tri for the way they got up from the wheel after the Andes squad went to rest with a surprising two-goal-on-one advantage in the first forty-five minutes.
Unlike the bitter match between Mexico and Peru, where the teams never met on the pitch, in Saint Louis both Americans and South Americans did, however, to the degree that Leandro Hernández and Chris Richards were a little bit of arming the pitch at the tip of pushes on the pitch.
The 4th career international goal for @eastmamba! ?#USMNT x @VW pic.twitter.com/EgZUndr1Of
Uncle Sam’s squad completely steered the way in the second half to prescribe to the smaller Chilean national team their second consecutive international tournament breakdown after the South Americans also bit the dust in front of Canada’s representative in their preparation match there in Toronto.
Although the eleven Andes wanted to wash their image with the goals scored by Diego Ulloa and Maximiliano Gutiérrez, putting their followers to dream of a good victory, Sebastian Berhalter's final scores alongside Julian Hall, Chris Richards and Mathis Albert ended up returning them to their sad reality.
How many touches do you account? Great collective game of Pochettino’s United States team, Sergiño Dest’s magic, Hall’s vivacity leaving the ball to pass and Berhalter’s definition for the 1-0 against Chile. ESPN on the #DisneyPlus Premium Plan pic.twitter.com/EZIB19GYV3
The picture of the United States hit first thanks to the second consecutive pepper in the personal account of Sebastian Berhalter, son of former coach Gregg Berhalter, who took advantage of an enormous center sent by Sergiño Dest to keep the spherical at the bottom of the enemy networks in the initial part.
BAR DOWN AND IN FOR MATHIS ALBERT! ?#USMNT x @VW pic.twitter.com/gF5OvCaiqh
Chile managed to hold candle on its own courtyard and gave it the turn to the tortilla thanks to the chaos in the area that allowed Ulloa’s shoe shot and to an authentic work of art by Maximiliano Gutiérrez, who cut off on the left side to take a potent right-wing that left without options to goalkeeper Chris Brady.
Happiness lasted a suspense to the South Americans because at the 51st minute, Hall put the tables with a relentless stubbornness and at 62 Chris Richards completed the definitive head-to-head rally by sending to the bottom a precise center born from the boots of the inspired Berhalter.
Nothing AMIORABLE!!! Everything struck between players from the United States and Chile at the end of the match.? ESPN on the #DisneyPlus Premium Plan pic.twitter.com/BmQtpRvYqW
The juvenile Mathis Albert, another of the new jewelry launched by Mauricio Pochettino in this process, closed the final account by signing the four-for-two final in compensation time just before a bronze conat was unleashed by some light patins that Hernández propined to the archer Schwake.
