USA incurred a disappointing loss on Belgium in the World Cup in Brazil. After goal keeper Tim Howard made several saves, the team still lost to Belgium , 2-0 in final minutes.
Several people in the U.S. trooped to watch the match, despite the busy work schedule that coincided with the match's schedule at 16:00 EST.
The USA-Belgium was one of the best matches so far.
Fans in Soldier's Field in Chicago were disappointed, but were proud of their country's team. Belgium flung back to back hits against USA, eventually winning the match. England fans were proud of the obvious sportsmanship of the USA team.
Approximately 14 million workers took day offs from work to watch the match. As USA lost, the song "I Believe" began playing in the Soldier's Field in Chicago. Approximately 28,000 people did not believe in the abilities of USA players, whose fears proved to be true as USA incurred a loss.
Many spectators had expected Tim Howard to take the game to the winning streak. However, along came the disappointment comes the belief of a better tomorrow the team has in store for them. USA fans believe that things will be better in the upcoming matches with other teams.
Even the president of the United States, Barack Obama, adjusted his schedule in order to view the match with his own eyes. The president did not express disappointment over the loss. The president believed that better days are ahead for the team, as they improve on their flaws in the process.
