Christian Pulisic and the United States faced a disappointing loss to Uruguay on Monday, ending its time in Copa América. After the loss, Pulisic expressed his frustration, saying he and his team just didn't have what it took to get the win. "We had a good start and brought a lot of energy, but at the end of the day just not enough quality," Pulisic said.
"I felt like we gave it everything, but we just couldn't find the solution to score." "At the end of the day, there just wasn't enough quality."@JennyTaft catches up with USMNT's Christian Pulisic after the match ⬇️ pic.
twitter.com/lSGPYpPM6X Left-back Antonee Robinson echoed Pulisic's statement, expressing the United States' failure to capitalize on some big moments down the stretch. "I think just a lack of quality in the final third," Robinson said.
"It just felt like it wasn't an even game. They had their chances, we had ours, and when it came to they put theirs away and we didn't. It's really disappointing for us.
" "We weren't good enough to get the win today."@JennyTaft speaks with USMNT's Antonee Robinson after the match ⬇️ pic.twitter.
com/FUNONlIEzV The match was scoreless until the 66th minute when Uruguay scored in controversial fashion. What appeared to be a possible offside call was upheld, giving Uruguay what would be the game-winning goal. The VAR review of the Uruguay goal ruled this as onside 🎥🧐 pic.
twitter.com/awOZVDqp6a The showing at Copa América certainly raises questions about how the Un.