USMNT player ratings from CONCACAF Nations League first leg win over Haiti

Mauricio Pochettino's final USMNT game was a commanding 6-0 victory over Haiti, setting the stage for a memorable farewell match at Manchester United. The team dominated with six goals, leaving little room for error. Here's how the players fared:

Diego Kochen, at 6, made a crucial save in the first half but a late offside call cost him a higher rating. Antonee Robinson shone with a 6.5 rating, contributing an assist and creating two chances. Auston Trusty's 7.5 rating was well-deserved for scoring in the team's first match since his father's passing, along with showcasing his impressive first touch.

Chris Richards got 6, excelling with the ball but making a costly mistake in a one-on-one situation. Alex Freeman posted a 7, providing assists and controlling the right side. Tyler Adams, with a 7.5, dominated in distribution and won all his duels. Sebastian Berhalter, at 6.5, showcased his set-piece prowess. This was a standout performance for the 18-year-old, who also got a goal.

Returning players like Christian Pulisic (8) delivered again, winning and converting a penalty, and Justin Ellis (N/A) did not feature. The team's performance suggested a solid foundation for Pochettino's future with Manchester United.