Keep track of the U.S.'s progress in qualifying. 1992 Finishing has been a problem for the U.S. Men's Team for a long time, and it seems to be the same for the Olympic Team as well. The only scoring in the game was on a pair of offsetting penalty kicks. Peter Vagenas scored the equalizer for the United States after Josh Wolff was pulled down in the penalty area by Cameroon keeper Daniel Bekono. Coach Clive Charles, for his part, remains unconcerned about the Americans' scoring problems .
Goals come in batches.
As long as we keep creating opportunities, we're going to score a bunch. Connor Casey and Josh Wolff came up empty on at least four quality chances against the Africans on Sunday. But the chances are there, and once the goals start to come, watch out Kuwait. Of course, the U.S. has a veritable gold mine of finishing ability sitting on the bench in the form of U-17 World Championship MVP Landon Donovan. One place that the U.S. has not been lacking is in central midfield.