The United States men’s national team wrap up their group stage participation at the Gold Cup on Sunday when they take on Canada with first place on the line.
A win here would give them more momentum entering the quarterfinals, where they will face either Costa Rica or Jamaica in Arlington, but it is more about being tested and facing real adversity against a solid team.
They have scored four goals in each of their first two games, more than any other team in the cup, and the key will be containing Cyle Larin, who had two goals last time out against Haiti.