Luke Shaw and Weston McKennie Nov 25, 2022; Al Khor, Qatar; England defender Luke Shaw (3) battles for a header against United States of America midfielder Weston McKennie (8) during the second half of a group stage match during the 2022 World Cup at Al Bayt Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Danielle Parhizkaran-USA TODAY Sports

After drawing England Friday, the USMNT remains undefeated in the World Cup vs. the European giants. Despite the lack of goals, it was an entertaining 0-0 watch for fans of both sides. The Three Lions opened the game on the front foot, with a few good chances early before the Americans carved out several of their own.

Some U.S. fans lamented a missed opportunity to earn all three points, but most on the western side of the Atlantic seemed happy with the result. So much so that “USA Wins 0-0” was trending on Twitter shortly after the final whistle.

On the other hand, England supporters were heavily disappointed with the draw.

 

Subs were a controversial topic for both sides. England left Phil Foden on the bench and the U.S. waited until the 83rd minute to bring on Giovanni Reyna.

Juventus midfielder Weston McKennie looked sharp, creating opportunities until he was subbed off late. He even found time to give fans a laugh when he wiped his hands off on a photographer’s vest before a throw-in.

Additionally for the U.S., its captain, Tyler Adams, continued to look impressive.

After Iran’s surprising win over Wales, the USMNT is in complete control of its destiny. Only a win versus Iran matters for the U.S. to ensure a knockout stage spot. A draw or loss will eliminate them.

Henry Bushnell of Yahoo Sports pointed out Iran can set up very defensively vs. the U.S. That being said, Iran must keep in mind that they can’t settle for a draw either, as a Wales win against England will leapfrog them over the USMNT and Iran to tie England for the group. Both matches air Tuesday, November 29 at 2 p.m. ET on Fox.