Can U.S. break away from World Cup ‘group of death’?
Clip: 6/23/2014 | 5m 6s
Can U.S. break away from World Cup ‘group of death’?
U.S. soccer fans watched Portugal extinguish an American victory with less than a minute left. The match ended in a tie of 2-2, but a win by the U.S. would have carried the team to the next round of the World Cup. To assess the U.S.’ chances for victory — or at least survival — Gwen Ifill talks to Matthew Futterman of The Wall Street Journal.
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Can U.S. break away from World Cup ‘group of death’?
Clip: 6/23/2014 | 5m 6s
U.S. soccer fans watched Portugal extinguish an American victory with less than a minute left. The match ended in a tie of 2-2, but a win by the U.S. would have carried the team to the next round of the World Cup. To assess the U.S.’ chances for victory — or at least survival — Gwen Ifill talks to Matthew Futterman of The Wall Street Journal.
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