The USMNT’s dismal performance against Switzerland was far from encouraging, with the team trailing 4-0 at halftime. However, after two crucial substitutions, some players managed to shine in the second half.
Matt Turner received a rating of 4.5, showing signs of rust despite playing under intense pressure. Max Arfsten was credited with 4 points for his efforts going forward and trying to win duels, but stats don’t entirely tell the story of his performance.
Mark McKenzie scored a solid 5, excelling on the ball in the second half and making a pair of crucial mistakes that led to Swiss goals.
Walker Zimmerman received a rating of 6, questioning his reaction time on Switzerland’s opener, but remains a reliable option for the team. Nathan Harriel demonstrated mental strength with a decent second-half performance despite an uneventful first frame.
Johnny Cardoso was tidy with the ball but quiet overall, scoring a 6 points. Sebastian Berhalter looked promising in his debut before a comfortable performance in the second half. Paxten and Brenden Aaronson scored 5 points each for their limited involvement, while Quinn Sullivan’s mistake led to a Swiss goal.
The introduction of Diego Luna sparked a new level of performance, earning him a rating of 7.5. Patrick Agyemang provided adequate support, scoring 6 points. Tim Ream put in a solid display despite his position remaining uncertain, with an 8-point rating. Malik Tillman’s energy and technical ability earned him the top rating, while John Tolkin showed improvement in his second-half performance.
Source: https://www.nbcsports.com/soccer/news/usmnt-vs-switzerland-player-ratings-did-anyone-star-in-embarrassing-loss