A horrendous first half in Nashville almost made it feel unfair to assign player ratings to the USMNT against Switzerland, trailing 4-0 after 45 minutes at Geodis Park.

Dan Ndoye, Michel Aebischer, Breel Embolo and Johan Manzambi gave the Swiss a four-goal lead within the first 36 minutes. Though the USMNT at least stopped the bleeding from there, that will be cold comfort to a team that looks lost and out of ideas.

With one year to go until the start of the 2026 World Cup, things are not going to plan for the US Men’s National Team.

Nashville SC defender Walker Zimmerman is looking forward to representing the United States against Switzerland at Geodis Park and at this summer's Gold Cup.

United States men's national team head coach Mauricio Pochettino has plenty to ponder, perhaps most urgently, what he does between the sticks.

The USMNT has lost four straight games for the first time since 2007, and looked lost in a 4-0 defeat to Switzerland.

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NASHVILLE — The United States gave up four goals in the first half and looked unprepared for next year’s World Cup, getting routed by Switzerland 4-0 in a friendly on Tuesday night as the Americans lost their fourth straight game for the first time since 2007.

The United States men's national soccer team faced Switzerland in a friendly match at Geodis Park on June 10.

The pressure is on for the USA men's soccer team one year out of the World Cup, but all it takes is one moment to get fans hooked forever.