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Jesse Marsch told not to get 'carried away' following Canada's Copa America progression as Taylor Twellman responds to comparisons with USMNT coach Gregg Berhalter

CONCACAF Nations League

Canada

Suriname

The United States men's national team got off to a flying start as they registered a 2-0 win over Bolivia in their tournament opener. However, they suffered a shock loss against Panama in their second game which has put their <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/gregg-berhalter-usmnt-will-not-sack-coach-copa-america-group-stage/blt3e8e4f1e779f066b#cs71cc0a39ddce96a2" target="_blank">Copa America hopes on the line</a>.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Canada, on the other hand, came back strongly after losing their opening game to reigning champions Argentina. In their next two matches, Marsch's side registered a win and a draw to progress to the quarter-final of Copa America 2024.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

After watching the Canadians' progression in Copa, an X account named MLS Moves hailed the former Leeds United coach for guiding them to the knockout stages after taking charge of the team just one month back. The account went on to draw comparisons with USMNT boss Gregg Berhalter, under whom the team could see a group-stage elimination.Twellman later responded to the X post writing: "1 goal in over 100 minutes of play being up a man…..let’s not get carried away here based on the group play of Canada producing 1 goal. You could make an argument that the Canadian attacking contingent is more dynamic and diverse than the US which I would probably agree with. Fact is Canada got through in a more difficult group away from home than the one US is in. Monday night is going to be fun. Finally, a game of real consequence to see where they are against one of the best."

WHAT HAS BEEN SAID

Berhalter's men must not <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/copa-america-2024-fixtures-standings-knockouts-final/bltb76a59fe6d9837d2" target="_blank">lose against Uruguay on Tuesday</a> while hoping that Panama drops points against Bolivia if they want to go through to the knockout stage. That will be easier said than done, with Marcelo Bielsa having Darwin Nunez and Co playing some scintillating stuff so far.

WHAT NEXT FOR USA?

Jesse Marsch told not to get 'carried away' following Canada's Copa America progression as Taylor Twellman responds to comparisons with USMNT coach Gregg Berhalter | Goal.com

MLS pundit Taylor Twellman reacted to comparisons between Gregg Berhalter and Jesse Marsch after Canada reached Copa America quarter-final.

Jesse Marsch told not to get &apos;carried away&apos; following Canada&apos;s Copa America progression as Taylor Twellman responds to comparisons with USMNT coach Gregg Berhalter