1993 (June 13) USA 3-Germany 4 (US Cup).avi
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US Cup was an annual tournament started in 1992, involving USA and 3 other teams, The idea was to get the US team experience in view of the 1994 World Cup, since there was no pro league in USA back then, it was held until 2000, this 1993 edition was the most prestigious since it involved Brazil Germany and England
God,..those uniforms. Hard to believe we played well against a World champion, albeit older Germany. I loved these guys. They didn't have the greatest technique or skills, many were only playing in semipro leagues, but they played with heart, they fought for every ball, and held their own against much stronger teams.
Karl-Heinz "Air" Riedle. Damals mein Lieblingsspieler in der Nationalmannschaft gewesen.
The first USA goal was brilliant.
Germany played a lot of games in Chicago, This one and three of them in the 94 World Cup.
I miss that tournament, great memories. Like the time we routed Mexico in DC 4-0
At that time there existed the Confederations Cup (1993). This was a tournament like that. It was a small tournament to test the stadiums and the organization for the World Cup 1994.
Kalle riedle ! What a player ❤
Most beautiful shirts of the germans!
The english complain how embarrassing the loss against the US was.
Here we see that the americans had a impressive team.
In the eyes of Three Lions, for them to lose a Football match is unthinkable. It's amazing they haven't learned anything since 1966!
@@TheAngelOfDeath01 I'm support your opinion 100% , England really never learnt from their past mistake
@@arifmetalfire No, they really don't... And it's mind-blowing as to why that is... English football, EPL teams, have amazing success in Europe and has had so on and off for decades now. But when it comes to Three Lions, that is another matter entirely.
@@TheAngelOfDeath01 Maybe your opinion is right , some English clubs sometimes are powerful in Europe once it happens , but if their player adapt their style playing of club into national team maybe it was fantastic and great
Three goals that didn't reach the net!
I was 13 years of age at the time of that tornament. 1993 that was the same year I went to High School. You would have sworn that was a world cup tornament
Yo tb tenía 13. Pudimos haber sido novios y te habría enseñado cositas. O por lo menos enseñarte que es un mundial
Por que no te conocí?
Those German jerseys are beautiful
Meola's reactions strangely much slower in this match than the previous one. He should have imagined he was playing against England rather than Germany and maybe his effort levels would have radically improved.
Best USA team ever
No, the Goolkeeper was not good inav....
In 1993 Germania 2 occasions 1 gool, in 2018 Germania 40 occasions 1 gool.
Karl Heinz Ridler should have played in the finals of the 1990 world cup. He would have scored on Goychecchea
0-1 Jürgen Klinsmann (14 min)
1-1 Thomas Dooley (25 min)
1-2 Karl-Heinz Riedle (34 min)
1-3 Karl-Heinz Riedle (39 min)
1-4 Karl-Heinz Riedle (59 min)
2-4 Earnie Stewart (72 min)
3-4 Thomas Dooley (79 min)
Que curioso. De los 7 goles 3 fueron sin red; osea, la pelota no golpeó la red porque fue despejada antes desde dentro del arco.
Jurgen Cleansmann 😂
Was that Kuntz in goal for Germany ?
No, but he kept like one.
(It was Andreas Kopke.)
man, the color man is having some major pronunciation issues.
what is US cup??
The third US goal was not a goal ball never crossed the line and the third German goal wasn't a goal neither
Back then when Germany was the World champion.
Meola, Cobi, Ramos, Landon & Lalas best American Players Ever.
1950s woodwork LOL!
Waw
Far Away in America....LOL!!!
Kopke FAIL 2 times! =)
Some of the most clueless commentary ever😂😂😂
Man, the OG American soccer announcers sucked lol
Now Klinsmann has Americans convinced that their only hope is players who weren't good enough to get called up into the German team, when in this video from 1993, when soccer wasn't even in the top 10 of sports in America, they could produce a team made up entirely of American born & raised players & hold their own against Klinsmann's own German team who were world champions & they could beat England, though they were crap, then again, England has always been crap. 2002, USA had an American coach & a team of American born players & they reached the WC quarter final & were denied by poor officiating against Germany. So in short, get rid of Klinsmann. He was a good player, but he's a shitty coach. After he resigned from coaching Germany, they went on to win the World Cup, what does that tell you? His method kills passion from players & teams like USA need a good motivator for a coach. Klinsmann is not
Well, to be fair, this US team had Thomas Dooley....Who was born and raised in Germany but raised by a American father. So, Germans playing for the USMNT is hardly something new.
"England has always been crap" They were crap in 1966. 1990, 1996?
glad that we have bruce arena back
Actually, saying that this 1993 team was made up entirely American born and raised players is FALSE. Thomas Dooley and Ernie Stewart - the two goal scorers for the United States - were born in Germany and The Netherlands respectively, and were playing professionally in Europe before getting recruited to come play for the United States. Tab Ramos, Fernando Clavijo (born in Uruguay) and Roy Wergle (born in South Africa). Wergle was eligible to represent the US after he obtained citizenship via his marriage to an American wife. In addition to that, just about all these players were plying their trade overseas as the MLS had yet to be formed at this point.
In 2002, 12 of the 23 players on the US roster were playing overseas at the time of the World Cup, and it was a far more experienced and battle-tested squad than the ones that took the field in 1990 and 1994.
Also, it's kinda funny how you underrate Klinsmann. He helped revive the fortunes of the German national team. Between 2000 and 2004, Germany had stalled, and their 2002 WC final appearance was considered a fluke, considering they had to qualify for the tournament via a playoff against Ukraine; and promptly followed it up by crashing out of the group stages in Euro 2004. Klinsmann took over and right off the rip, gave them the jump-start they need by bringing back attacking play, introducing younger players into the squad; whereas previous coaches would still rely on older players despite being past their prime. Not many people expected Germany to even make the semis in 2006, so essentially, they exceeded expectations, and even begged him to retain the job. Don't forget that Jogi Low was an assistant to Klinsmann. Germany winning the World Cup in 2014 was a byproduct of what they Jogi and Klinsmann build together.
The reason why it didn't work out for Klinsmann with the US team was because he was trying to introduce a more technically sound approach to the game, in order to compete on an level footing with European teams.
Unfortunately, his methods were not a match with the talent on hand. Just because it didn't work out doesn't make him a terrible coach.
well when they went over to the usa they basically did what your ancestors did many years ago so i dont really see something wrong with that :P