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Americans crushed in Peru opener
September 7th, 2010 5:27PM
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[U.S. U-20 MEN] The U.S. under-20 national team, victorious at the recent Milk Cup, was brought down to earth as it suffered a 5-0 loss to Paraguay in its opening game at the Cuadrangular Internacional in Arequipa, Peru.

Thomas Rongen started seven players from the Milk Cup championship team in his all-pro lineup, but the Americans were no match for Paraguay, which got three goals from Oscar Ruiz and two from Claudio Correa.

The USA plays Colombia Wednesday and host Peru Friday.

Sept. 6 in Arequipa
USA 0 Paraguay 5. Goals: O.Ruiz 13, 17, 46, Correa 81, 89.
USA -- Badr, E.Orozco, Agbossoumonde, Brooks, G.Garza, V.Garza (Navas Cobo, 46), Shanosky (De La Fuente, 79), Agudelo, M.Orozco (Nungaray, 54), Ruelas (Kiesewetter, 71), Salgado (Huezo, 46).
Paraguay -- Ovando (Escobar, 75), Caceres (Awna, 69), Gomez, Vera, N.Ruiz (Alborno, 65), Benitez (Ferreria, 61), Gimenez, Perez (Vargas, O.Ruiz, Correa, Montenegro (Martinez, 71).

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  1. Brian Herbert
    commented on: September 8, 2010 at 7:12 p.m.
    Uggh, that video was painful. Our goalie made poor moves off his line, but the defending was lackluster as well - goal side of the man, boys, and challenge fast and hard in the box - don't be a spectator for the other team's strike!

  1. Vincent Barbato
    commented on: September 9, 2010 at 12:41 a.m.
    Something is terribly wrong! By now we should be competitive at this level.

  1. Ric Fonseca
    commented on: September 9, 2010 at 12:45 p.m.
    Was it predictable? What was wrong? Rongen. A few prep training days a team will not a team be made. So what will Rongen now say? Just like Bradley and Arena commented that in the long run really isn't the coach's fault, but the players. (cf: Bradley's and Arena's comments when BB was gifted another four-more years and Arena told critics to "shut up....") So will Wonrgful Rongen parrott the same comments?


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