USMNT player ratings vs. Jamaica: Yanks through to Nations League semifinals

Another clinical victory sends the United States through to the Nations League semifinals

The United States Men's National Team (USMNT) delivered another impressive performance to defeat Jamaica 3-1 in their Nations League group stage finale on Tuesday night in Nashville, Tennessee, securing their place in the semifinals of the competition. Here are the player ratings for the match:

Matt Turner - 7/10

The Arsenal goalkeeper had a relatively quiet night, making a few routine saves but not facing any major threats from the Jamaican attack.

Reggie Cannon - 7/10

Cannon was solid in defense, using his speed and physicality to contain the Jamaican wingers. He also contributed to the attack with a few dangerous crosses.

Walker Zimmerman - 8/10

The Nashville SC center-back was a rock in the heart of the USMNT defense, winning aerial duels and making crucial tackles to keep Jamaica at bay.

Aaron Long - 7/10

Long partnered Zimmerman well in central defense, providing stability and experience. He made several key clearances and interceptions.

Antonee Robinson - 8/10

The Fulham left-back was a constant threat down the flank, providing width and creating chances for his teammates. He also tracked back well defensively.

Weston McKennie - 8/10

McKennie was the engine of the USMNT midfield, covering every blade of grass and winning possession back countless times. He also showcased his passing range and vision.

Tyler Adams - 8/10

Adams partnered McKennie in midfield and was equally impressive, breaking up Jamaican attacks and setting up the United States' attacks.

Luca de la Torre - 7/10

De la Torre started the match in the attacking midfield role and was lively in the first half, creating a few chances. He tired as the game went on and was substituted in the second half.

Brenden Aaronson - 8/10

Aaronson was a constant menace to the Jamaican defense, using his pace and skill to create chances. He also scored the opening goal of the match.

Timothy Weah - 7/10

Weah started the match on the right wing and was a willing runner, providing an outlet for the United States. He had a few good chances but couldn't find the back of the net.

Gyasi Zardes - 7/10

Zardes led the USMNT attack line and worked hard to create space for his teammates. He scored the United States' second goal with a clinical finish.

Substitutes

Jordan Morris - 7/10

Morris came on for Weah in the second half and added fresh legs to the USMNT attack. He had a few chances to score but couldn't convert. *

Paul Arriola - 7/10

Arriola replaced Aaronson in the second half and provided a spark to the United States' attack. He was involved in the build-up to the third goal. *

Malik Tillman - 7/10

Tillman came on for de la Torre in the second half and added some creativity to the United States' midfield. He helped set up the third goal. The United States will face either Costa Rica or Mexico in the semifinals of the Nations League, which will take place in June 2023.