Alexis Nunes

Jurgen, let me start with you.

Your biggest takeaway from what we saw today and just overall from the U.S.

in this international break.

Right, well, let's welcome in our Jeff Carlisle, who was actually at the game and, of course, the press conference.

Jeff, just your takeaway, because you've been at both games as well and in the press conference in terms of the mood on what we saw from the U.S.

Kirk, Mauricio Pochettino and everyone wanted to see the USA go up against quality opposition.

You're looking at top 10, top 20 opposition.

They got that in Belgium and Portugal.

I guess you could say they failed those tests in the sense that they did not get a result in terms of a win.

What did we learn?

Casey, what everyone wanted to see from the U.S.

was a response after the thrashing at the hands of Belgium.

What did you make of the response we saw today against Portugal?

And, of course, as Herc was saying, what Mauricio Pochettino had to say.

Jack, you hear Casey talking, you hear Herc talking and you really sense their frustration because once again, here we are with the last international window before the squad is announced and we still don't know what Mauricio Pochettino wants to do or what his best eleven is.

Hurk has a lot.

Yeah, Jurgen, you're the only one that knows exactly what it feels to be like in the shoes that Mauricio Pochettino is in right now.

We're all still trying to figure out exactly what the identity of this U.S.

men's national team is.

We're 72 days away from the World Cup now.