Topics: CONCACAF Nations League, USMNT, Honduras, Jordan Siebatcheu
The 25-year-old found a way to score his first goal for Berhalter's men just when the team needed it the most.

The USMNT took the pitch in a competitive game for the first time in two years, but things seem to remain the same under Gregg Berhalter, as the Yanks struggled to beat Honduras in their CONCACAF Nations League semi-final clash.

Only a goal by Jordan Siebatcheu during the final minutes of the game saved Berhalter and his team from reaching a penalty shootout definition for this game. The Young Boys' footballer managed to get himself unmarked and in front of the 6-yard box to head the ball into the top left-hand corner of Luis López's net.

The thing that stood out the most of Siebatcheu's goal is that it was his first with the Stars and Stripes, and it came at a perfect time to get the USMNT to the CONCACAF Nations League final...and possibly save Berhalter's job.

Have a look at Siebatcheu's goal to break the deadlock just before the game entered stoppage time (Image might be geo-restricted).