Thoughts on the national team? Eric Wynalda has a few. In a wide-ranging interview the night before the USA faced Guatemala Tuesday in the last game of its 2014 World Cup qualifying campaign, the former international gave his thoughts on the current squad, the work of head coach Jurgen Klinsmann , and the rigors of CONCACAF qualifying. Soccer America: What do you expect from the game Tuesday? How will Guatemala play? Eric Wynalda: What I would say about this game is just because we're at home and it's a good field, does not mean that the game's going to very different. They're going to make it as ugly as they possibly can. Four across the back, one or two dropped into the middle, and then they'll block it off again. A 4-1-4-1 is the way they'll play and you have to go around them, you can't go through them. They drop so far back and they crowd it up. They make you either be Barcelona, or Stoke, and we don't have a Peter Crouch . Soccer America: So without Xavi and Andres Iniesta, not to mention Crouch, what's the approach to break them down? Eric Wynalda: The goal that Eddie [Johnson] got the other night wasn't too dissimilar from how we were able to score a couple of goals during the qualification process [for the 1998 World Cup] against Costa Rica and Trinidad. [Thomas] Dooley snuck in there and got a header because they don't know how to hold their