<p>Former USMNT goalkeeper Tim Howard, who played in three World Cups, told World Sport's Amanda Davies that the recent criticism of the team has been warranted, and he's not sure this team has the will and the mentality to turn things around. </p>

USMNT look to bounce back after disappointing results

Former USMNT goalkeeper Tim Howard, who played in three World Cups, told World Sport's Amanda Davies that the recent criticism of the team has been warranted, and he's not sure this team has the will and the mentality to turn things around.

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<p>Former USMNT goalkeeper Tim Howard, who played in three World Cups, told World Sport's Amanda Davies that the recent criticism of the team has been warranted, and he's not sure this team has the will and the mentality to turn things around. </p>

USMNT look to bounce back after disappointing results

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