Panama Vs USA 2-1 Highlights | Copa America

June 28th, 2024
Download Panama Vs USA 2-1 Highlights | Copa America
Panama Vs USA 2-1 Highlights | Copa America

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Panama vs USA’s Copa America opening match (Group stage – Group C Matchday 2 of 3) started the with full attacking forces.

If the USMNT’s debut at the 2024 Copa América was simple, its follow-up act was damaging, dramatic and chaotic.

It finished Panama 2, U.S. 1, on Thursday night in Atlanta. And it left the Americans likely needing to beat Uruguay, one of the tournament favorites, in their Group C finale on Monday to avoid elimination.

They played over 75 minutes of the game with 10 men after Tim Weah’s early red card changed the entire dynamic of the match.

For most of the second half, they appeared to be hanging on for a draw and a somewhat valuable point. But in the 83rd minute, Panama’s José Fajardo broke the American resistance, and propelled Panama to a famous, euphoric win.

The game was scrappy, physical and CONCACAF-y from opening whistle to final whistle. It was an “emotional roller coaster,” U.S. midfielder Tyler Adams said. It almost swung five minutes in, when Weston McKennie scored to seemingly put the USMNT ahead. But, upon video review, Tim Ream had been offside in the scruffy buildup to the goal, and VAR disallowed it.

Ten minutes after that, the game did change for good. As it heated up, Weah overheated. After a bit of jostling off the ball, he lashed out at Panamanian defender Roderick Miller with his hand, and caught Miller in the head. He was initially shown a yellow card. But referee Ivan Barton needed only one look at the replay on his pitchside monitor to change the color of the card to red.

Weah didn’t argue. As he walked off the field, he pulled his jersey over his face. He knew he’d erred. He later apologized to teammates, Adams said.

“Obviously, moving forward, we need to control our emotions in certain situations,” Adams told Fox.

The red card left the U.S. disadvantaged for 70-plus minutes. Those 70-plus minutes, though, began with a bang. Folarin Balogun picked out the top corner with his left foot, and put the U.S. ahead.

But three minutes after the game restarted, Panama equalized, and the U.S. was back to square one — down a man, without a lead, and with more than half a game to endure.

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For the rest of the first half, the Yanks wobbled, and scrambled to keep the score at 1-1.

In the second half, they essentially conceded that this would be a difficult game to win; so they slowed it down, and tried to shut up shop with a point in hand.

Head coach Gregg Berhalter made three halftime changes. One was for Matt Turner, who gutted through an injury after a first-half collision, but couldn’t continue after the break. (In fact, his injury might have impacted his ability to keep out Panama’s goal.)

The other two substitutions, Cameron Carter-Vickers and Johnny Cardoso for Tyler Adams and Gio Reyna, set the U.S. up to play the rest of the game in a deep, uber-defensive 5-3-1.

And for a while, it worked. The second half was more calm. It was tense, but less chaotic; for 30-plus minutes, Panama hardly threatened.

But then, as U.S. legs tired, Panama took advantage. When Fajardo’s goal hit the roof of the net, Panamanian subs streamed down the sideline in ecstasy and U.S. shoulders slumped.

A late Panama red card — to Adalberto “Coco” Carrasquilla, who hacked down Christian Pulisic from behind — reduced the game to 10-on-10, and gave the U.S. a glimmer of hope.

But it fizzled with a few wayward attacks, and disappeared with the final whistle.

And just like that, in a group that seemed so straightforward, the Americans are arguably underdogs. Berhalter’s job is probably on the line. And pressure, overwhelming pressure, is on the hosts of this Copa América.

Goal scorer: F. Balogun 22′, C. Blackman 26′, J. Fajardo 83′

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Match stats

TEAM STATS
13 Shots 6
4 Shots on target 3
74% Possession 26%
540 Passes 192
86% Pass accuracy 59%
19 Fouls 4
3 Yellow cards 2
1 Red cards 1
2 Offsides 3
3 Corners 0

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