Daily News | Gareth Bale’s late goal deals USMNT a 1-1 tie in its World Cup opener
At halftime, the U.S. had a 3-2 edge in shots, 66% of the possession, and most impressive of all, 90% passing accuracy: 314 completions out of 350 attempts.
A slew of crosses duly arrived, and the U.S. did enough to repel them — including a huge save by Turner after a 64th-minute Welsh free kick. Moore got on the ensuing corner kick and headed just over. The next U.S. substitutions were a triple move in the 74th: DeAndre Yedlin for Dest at right back, big Haji Wright for Sargent at striker, and Kellyn Acosta for Musah in midfield.
Berhalter’s last move was sending in Jordan Morris for Weah, a surprising move with Gio Reyna on the bench for the same position.
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