USA's Haunting World Cup Qualifying Failure Emits Blame, Shock and Calls for Change
Posted Oct 12, 2017
Let’s be perfectly clear: The most embarrassing failure in U.S. Soccer history was consummated on Tuesday night in a near-empty stadium in the Caribbean tropics, culminating in a soul-crushing 2-1 defeat to a last-place opponent in which the U.S. men’s national team had only needed a win or a tie to qualify for World Cup 2018.
(Sports Illustrated)
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