Topics: World Cup Qualifiers, CONCACAF, Guatemala, USA, Jurgen Klinsmann, Carlos Ruiz
Los Chapines scored twice during the game's first 15 minutes, and Klinsmann's men were unable to bounce back.

For the first time since 1988, the USMNT wasn't able to walk away from the pitch with at least one point when facing Guatemala.The hosts scored a couple of early goals, made Klinsmann's crew look disoriented, and ended up praising a stellar performance by their goalkeeper, Paulo Motta, who kept a clean sheet and got the Central American side closer to the final round of the CONCACAF Qualifiers.

Rafael Morales scored the go ahead goal for Guatemala, while veteran Carlos Ruiz added a second within the first 15 minutes of the game, giving the hosts an unsurmountable lead and ending a 28-year drought against the Americans. 

But despite the perfect tactics displayed by Guatemala, the man that took the blame was Jurgen Klinsmann. The German coach, who hasn't enjoyed his last few months with the USMNT, was harshly criticized for his Starting XI choices, overall tactics, and his failure to find the key to bounce back. 

While some fans asked for Klinsmann's resignation, here are some of the finest tweets generated by the United States' loss against Los Chapines.

#VamosGuate | Paulo Cesar Motta today...