The Gregg Berhalter era is officially over. The U.S. Men’s National Team finally parted ways with its head coach after a disastrous Copa América that saw the USMNT fail to move past the group stage.
The Americans came out strong at the Copa América, winning their first match. They looked almost guaranteed to reach the quarterfinals.
But a brutal loss against Panama that included an undisciplined red card by Tim Weah early in the match put the USMNT in peril.
They needed to defeat Uruguay in the third match to reach the next stage of the tournament, but they lost again.
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