While it has squandered its lead and is losing for the first time at this World Cup, this certainly should not be a time to hit the panic button for the USMNT.
They made nine changes to the team that was victorious against Australia, so some adversity and disjointed play is to be expected.
What is hard to predict is whether Mauricio Pochettino looks to bring on some of the players that he will trust in the knockouts. And how many minutes Christian Pulisic will be given, if any.
Halftime changes feel unlikely but the U.S. head coach might want his side to have more control in the second half.
