Five things to learn from the U.S.-Mexico clash

February 8, 2008

By Ives Galarcep, Special to ESPNsoccernet

With the latest installment of the USA-Mexico rivalry now a memory, and the next meeting between the CONCACAF powers not likely to take place until next year, we can start to think about what we really learned from Wednesday night's 2-2 tie.

The match offered plenty for U.S. coach Bob Bradley to consider as he continues shaping his squad heading toward World Cup qualifying this summer, and what can get lost in the wake of the Mexico match is that it was still just a friendly. Yes, the ...

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Five things to learn from the U.S.-Mexico clash

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