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Imparables: Estados Unidos avanza en la Nations League
![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. playHerc hails 'dominant' U.S. performance vs. Jamaica (1:51)Herculez Gomez breaks down a dominant first half from the United States against Jamaica in the CONCACAF Nations League. (1:51)ST. LOUIS -- The second leg of the Concacaf Nations League (CNL) quarterfinal between the United States and Jamaica lacked drama. It was devoid of tension for long stretches. Yet there were also moments when it was thrilling, and it was precisely the kind of performance the U.S. hoped it would get when it hired Mauricio Pochettino as manager two months ago.The USMNT blew away the Reggae Boyz 4-2 to claim a 5-2 aggregate triumph and advance to the CNL semifinals set to take place next March. To put the win into context, eight months ago, Jamaica pushed the U.S. to the absolute limit in the 2024 CNL semifinals before falling in extra time.This time around it wasn't at all close. Christian Pulisic opened the scoring in the 14th minute and celebrated with what he confirmed afterward to be a Donald Trump-style dance that he insisted "wasn't a political dance," but one he saw players in the NFL doing and "thought was fun." The AC Milan star had a second strike find the net in the 33rd minute, though Concacaf officially declared it to be an own goal on Di'Shon Bernard. Ricardo Pepi and Tim Weah scored as well. By advancing, the U.S. guaranteed itself two more competitive fixtures in a World Cup cycle where those are in short supply.The U.S. now looks to be on an upward trajectory. Last month, there was some disjointedness in a win over Panama and a sobering loss to rivals Mexico in which a shorthanded U.S. team wasn't competitive. This was expected to a degree. It was always going to take some time for Pochettino to settle in, get to know the players, and begin imparting his style.This camp showed improvement in multiple facets. The first leg against Jamaica in Kingston saw the team prove that it could win ugly and stand up to physical play. On Monday, the USMNT delivered a dynamic attacking display that was easily the most fluid of the Pochettino era. It was precisely what the team needed in that provided some validation that the new boss' methods are working.Not that a manager of Pochettino's pedigree needs it; his reputation remains immense. But this is a project that is on an accelerated timeline. The 2026 World Cup is less than two years away, and a tangible sign needed to be given to a hungry fan base that the team is on the right track. The USMNT delivered."We start to feel that we are a real group of people, that we are going to fight for something special," Pochettino said. "Then on another side it's easy to improve because I think we have the talent of the players and we have a great coaching staff that can design all the strategies to be better [than] the opponent."Christian Pulisic's opening goal set the United States on the road to a 4-2 win over Jamaica that sealed its place in the semifinals of the Concacaf Nations League. Joe Puetz/ISI Photos/Getty ImagesThe win was achieved with the help of a tactical wrinkle. When the U.S. was in possession, usual left-back Antonee Robinson pinched inside as an auxiliary central midfielder. This allowed Pulisic and Weah to overload the left flank, and it proved dangerous as early as the fourth minute, with Weah hitting the post on a shot after cutting inside from the wing.Space appeared in other parts of the field as well and it didn't take long for the U.S. to get on the scoreboard, with Pulisic's deft touch from Weston McKennie's cross putting the USMNT ahead. Pulisic helped double the lead in the 33rd minute when his shot from another McKennie feed deflected off Bernard and wrongfooted Andre Blake in the Jamaica goal.Herculez Gomez and Sebastian Salazar debate the biggest storylines and break down the best highlights that soccer in the Americas has to offer. Stream on ESPN+ (U.S. only) Pepi made it 3-0 from Robinson's pass after he had pounced on a wayward Blake clearance. It was the third straight match in which Pepi scored, and his fourth international goal against Jamaica.Throughout, Pochettino was exhorting his players forward whenever a transition opportunity appeared. There was a confidence to the USMNT's play that hadn't been seen since the 2022 World Cup.Jamaica tried to climb back into the match and pulled a goal back in the 52nd minute through Demarai Gray. But Weah restored the four-goal aggregate lead four minutes later with a fierce blast into the net from Musah's cross. Given the venom with which the shot was hit, it's tempting to think Weah had released over four months of pent-up frustration in that one goal.Prior to the match, Weah admitted that the red card he received in the Copa América match against Panama -- a play that contributed heavily to the U.S. team's group-stage elimination -- had been "tough" to deal with. He was forced to serve the second game of his suspension in the first leg. But Weah said there was no anger or fury that went into his goal."I think I was more excited when the other guys scored," he said. "I think just being out there with them was wonderful. I mean after missing out on the previous camps and obviously what happened in the summer, I think for me, I just wanted to be on the pitch with them again, kind of feel out everything. It was fun."playChristian Pulisic reacts to USMNT's win vs. JamaicaChristian Pulisic reflects on being a "leader" for the USMNT after a 4-2 win vs. Jamaica.It has been clear that the U.S. has missed Weah's presence. There are few players in the U.S. pool who can stretch opposition defenses with pure speed like he can, and in this match, his ability to find room in tight spaces was on display as well. What was unexpected was where Weah lined up. He's almost exclusively been deployed on the right in his career. But a conversation with assistant coach Jesús Pérez about his favorite position -- and a test about which eye is dominant -- led Pochettino to put Weah on the left, and the Juventus winger made the most of it."It's beautiful to see it come together," he said about the first half. "I mean, we didn't have a lot of time to work on it, but I mean that first half was really good. I'm really excited to see where we can take it."Granted, there is still plenty of work to do. Some defensive sloppiness crept into the USMNT's game in the second half, allowing the Reggae Boyz to pull two goals back. That will need to be tightened up in subsequent international windows."Obviously they pressed a little bit higher and guys were taking a few more touches, a few more risks than maybe necessary," defender Tim Ream said. "And listen, at this level, any team can hurt you with what they have and that was really what it boiled down to."That will be addressed by Pochettino and the staff in the time between now and March. But it's also clear that a bond is developing among Pochettino, the staff and the players, so much so that the coach didn't want this camp to end."The progression is so good," he said. "I think I told them after the game, when we were all together with staff, 'I'm going to miss you, you all, players and staff,' because it's like 10 days was too little. And yes, you want tomorrow see again these guys, but they need to come back."Come March, they will, accompanied by an eagerness to see how much more this team can grow. ,Estados Unidos domina a Jamaica en la Liga de Naciones de la CONCACAF con una victoria de 4-2, avanzando a las semifinales. Pulisic brilla en el campo.](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Tue-19-Nov-2024-084444-EST.jpg)
Estados Unidos domina a Jamaica en la Liga de Naciones de la CONCACAF con una victoria de 4-2, avanzando a las semifinales. Pulisic brilla en el campo.
Incógnitas en torno al futuro de Guardiola en el City
![Write informative laconic excerpt under 30 words in mexican spanish for news below. Do not wrap it into quotation marks or html tags. Change is coming at Manchester City. The question is how much, and how soon?Omar Berrada (to Manchester United) has gone, and Txiki Begiristain (stepping down) will do the same at the end of the season. Two of the key architects of an unprecedented era of success at the Etihad Stadium are out while the futures of two more, Ferran Soriano and Pep Guardiola, are up in the air.Together, the four of them -- Berrada as COO, Begiristain as director of football, Soriano as CEO and Guardiola as head coach -- have helped turn City into the predominant force in English football and one of the best club sides in Europe. What happens next is largely down to whether Guardiola decides to follow Begiristain and Berrada in the summer, or opt to extend his stay in Manchester for a little longer.Guardiola has a contract until the end of the current campaign and has so far insisted he hasn't made up his mind about what to do next. "It's not true, I can promise you that had I made a decision on whether to stay or to leave [City], I would tell you," he said in October. "I don't even know. But anything can happen in life."Against the backdrop of uncertainty around Guardiola, Man City have lost four games in a row for the first time since 2006. The Premier League champions in six of the last seven seasons are struggling; it's the first time Guardiola has lost four consecutive games as a coach.Injuries have played a part -- particularly Rodri's season-ending knee surgery -- but there is also a growing feeling around City that this is suddenly a club and a team in transition. Where do things stand around Guardiola and City right now ahead of a critical run of games?The uncertainty around Guardiola and his futureCity bosses are insistent that Guardiola is telling the truth about his future and that the 53-year-old former Barcelona boss is genuinely weighing up his options. At least for now, according to club sources, Begiristain, Soriano and chairman Khaldoon Al-Mubarak are still in the dark. They don't want to put pressure on Guardiola out of respect for what he's achieved since arriving from Bayern Munich in 2016, but there's also an acceptance that they will need time to plan ahead -- particularly if they have to pick a replacement.Club sources have told ESPN that contingency plans are in place, with due diligence being carried out on a number of potential candidates including Xabi Alonso, who has been on Real Madrid and Liverpool's radar after a fantastic season with Bayer Leverkusen in 2023-24.City, according to one source with familiarity of the situation, are expecting Guardiola to let them know his decision between the November international break and January. His last two contract extensions -- in 2020 and 2022 -- were signed in November, partly to ensure that any uncertainty didn't drag into the second half of the season. The topic has already started to creep into Guardiola's weekly news conferences, and the questions will keep coming as long as the silence lasts.Overall, City want to avoid a situation post-January where Guardiola's future overshadows their push for trophies in the final months of the season. Sources close to the club insist Guardiola understands that better than anyone, and that he won't want his players to have any distractions while they challenge again for the Premier League and Champions League.Despite the run of poor form, City are still second in the Premier League table, five points behind Liverpool, and 10th in the Champions League group phase table, two points away from the top eight and an automatic bye into the Round of 16. Four straight losses in all competitions haven't prompted any panic, particularly with the next two league games against Tottenham (at home on Saturday) and Liverpool (at Anfield on Dec. 1) offering the opportunity to immediately get the season back on track."I will not delay any action knowing that I'm creating a problem for the club," Guardiola said in October. "If I feel I'm a problem for the club right now I will take a decision as quickly as possible. But I don't have that feeling. They understand the reasons I have."Guardiola's future at Man City beyond this season, given when his contract expires, is hovering over the club as they experience a really poor run of form. Crystal Pix/MB Media/Getty ImagesFor obvious reasons, City want Guardiola to stay. He's won 15 major trophies in eight seasons, including six Premier League titles and the Champions League. He won a domestic treble in 2019 and matched Manchester United's continental treble in 2023. This season, they're aiming to become the first English team to win five top-flight titles in a row. Beyond that, there's nothing left to achieve. Guardiola's City have already set records that may never be broken and in that respect, he may have to find a different motivation to stay on.Sources inside the club have told ESPN that club chiefs were hopeful he would sign an extension in 2022 because he hadn't yet won the Champions League. That's since been ticked off, along with the Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup.Speaking after becoming world champions in Saudi Arabia nearly a year ago, Guardiola said the success had "closed a chapter" for him. Visibly tired and emotional, it sounded to those in the room like a resignation speech without the resignation. Those closest to him thought he appeared exhausted after clinching a record fourth successive title in May and the prevailing feeling around the club was that he would only stay for one more season.The same sources have told ESPN that, at that time, there was concern about whether Guardiola would be ready for a longer than usual preseason tour of the United States. But when Guardiola arrived with the team in New York in July, the same sources were pleasantly surprised at how energised he appeared. It prompted a feeling that maybe it wasn't a foregone conclusion that he would leave in the summer of 2025 and that -- potentially -- he could sign a new deal.playHislop: Man City a 'shadow of themselves' without RodriShaka Hislop tells Sebastian Salazar that Rodri is more important to Manchester City than Erling Haaland.Begiristain out, Viana in next summerLosing close friend and ally Begiristain within the executive structure of City Football Group (CFG) is a big blow. Begiristain, who was instrumental in hiring Guardiola at the Etihad, initially signalled he wanted to leave in 2019 when he turned 55, but was convinced to stay on. Guardiola has known about the decision for a while, but has admitted it will have an impact. "A part of me is leaving too," he said.Guardiola even cited Begiristain's influence when he extended his contract in 2020."One of the reasons I extended my contract two times is because Txiki is here," he said. "We work together incredibly well. When we win, we try to analyse why. When we lose we try to analyse why. We don't judge the other one. We both work for the best for this club."The practical impact of Begiristain's departure is being played down by City sources because the 2025 summer transfer window will already be planned out. Begiristain and Guardiola will work together to identify areas of the squad which need to be improved, alongside input from Begiristain's replacement, Hugo Viana.Viana won't officially arrive from Sporting Lisbon until the summer, but he will work with Begiristain during a "transition period." Once he gets settled in the role, Viana's job is to keep fine-tuning a squad that's been among the best in Europe for nearly a decade.He's got the benefit of a core of young players under the age of 25 including Phil Foden, Josko Gvardiol, Jérémy Doku, Savinho, Rico Lewis and Oscar Bobb. However, there are several aging stars who need to be replaced. Kyle Walker, John Stones, Bernardo Silva Mateo Kovacic and Ilkay Gündogan are all 30 or over. Éderson (31) nearly moved to Saudi Arabia in the summer, while Kevin De Bruyne (33) is out of contract at the end of the season.Dan Thomas is joined by Craig Burley, Shaka Hislop and others to bring you the latest highlights and debate the biggest storylines. Stream on ESPN+ (U.S. only). There are also doubts about the long-term futures of Erling Haaland and Rodri, two key figures in their prime. Haaland is settled in Manchester and has a contract until 2027, but City staff are well aware of his ambition to one day play in Spain for either Real Madrid or Barcelona. Real Madrid have been linked with a move for Rodri, although some sources have speculated that the Spanish giants have done themselves no favours with the way they handled the City's midfielder's Ballon d'Or win.Having learned that Rodri would beat their winger, Vinícius Júnior, to the top prize, Real Madrid boycotted the ceremony. It was noted by City sources that a year earlier, Haaland, who finished second in the voting, not only attended the event, but also publicly congratulated the winner, Lionel Messi.What happens next?Sources with awareness of the discussions have told ESPN that the two most important factors for Guardiola as he decides his future are the opinion of his family, and whether he believes the players are still responding to him after nine years together.Signing a one-year extension would take him to 10 years at the Etihad, something the club would be keen to celebrate. It would also mean Guardiola could slip away quietly in the summer of 2026 -- one dominated by the World Cup in the U.S., Canada and Mexico -- instead of having to deal with the inconvenience of the expanded Club World Cup this summer.Sources close to City have told ESPN that a potential handover between managers would be far easier in 2026 than in a 2025 summer shortened by the tournament in the United States. By then, City are also likely to know the final outcome of the Premier League's 115 charges.The club are refusing to comment on what sanctions might come their way, but there's a sense among those around Guardiola that he might want to stay in the immediate aftermath of the verdict to help the club deal with any potential punishment. City feel indebted to Guardiola, but Guardiola also feels the same about the club for providing the environment to be so successful.Whatever happens, Guardiola's reign is coming to an end. It could be as early as this summer. It could be 2026 or, at a push, 2027. City are hoping for at least one more year before he moves on, potentially into international football. What's certain is that change is coming. The only question: when? ,Cambios en Manchester City. Salida de Berrada y Begiristain. Incertidumbre sobre Guardiola. Pérdida de rendimiento. Futuro en suspenso. Dirigencia preparada ante posible transición.](https://losdeportes.mx/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Tue-19-Nov-2024-084144-EST.jpg)
Cambios en Manchester City. Salida de Berrada y Begiristain. Incertidumbre sobre Guardiola. Pérdida de rendimiento. Futuro en suspenso. Dirigencia preparada ante posible transición.
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