USMNT lose to Panama again in worst performance of Pochettino era
Briefly

In a dramatic turn, Panama claimed a 1-0 victory over the U.S. men's national team in the Concacaf Nations League thanks to Cecilio Waterman's late goal. This win marked Panama's third straight victory against the U.S. in tournament play, further amplifying the U.S.'s struggle with creating quality scoring chances. Under coach Mauricio Pochettino, the U.S. reverted to lackluster offensive form, despite previous gains. The match showcased tactical discipline from Panama and underscored persistent issues for the U.S., particularly in capitalizing on scoring opportunities.
Panama's tactical discipline and solid defense thwarted the USMNT, culminating in a last-minute goal that secured a significant 1-0 victory and highlighted the U.S.'s offensive shortcomings.
Despite entering the match after a successful stint in competition, USMNT's sterile passing and inability to create quality chances ultimately led to the team's surprising defeat against Panama.
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