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Steve and David hit the crowd to talk to fans from all over the world — Guatemala, Romania, Morocco, China, Colombia, Bosnia, Wisconsin, England, and right here in the Bay Area — getting their reactions to the game, their thoughts on the controversial red card, that stunning Tillman free kick, and their predictions for the next match against Belgium on July 6.
The game happened just three days before July 4th, making the win feel extra symbolic. Even the Bosnian fans we talked to were happy to be part of the experience. And as Steve noted — this was also the last World Cup game ever played at Levi's Stadium, making it a night nobody in the Bay Area will forget.
Do you think the USA can beat Belgium? Who do you think wins the whole tournament? Drop your predictions in the comments!
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