US ties South Korea

US loses the lead in the last moments but comes away with a draw. Read this piece on ESPN.

"I'm going to take it and get out of town quick," U.S. coach Bruce Arena said. "If you'd asked most people months ago if the U.S. would get four points in first two matches, 100 percent of the people would have said no. To be standing with four points after two matches is a good feeling."

And from Rob Stone on the same page:

Not exactly a statement game to the rest of the soccer world out there, but hey, the U.S. has more points than Argentina, France, and Italy -- not too shabby.