The United States got their World Cup qualifying campaign back on track with four points from two matches in March, but they are hardly secure. Still fourth place in CONCACAF qualifying, they need a good showing in next week's matches against Trinidad and Tobago and Mexico. But before they get into those matches, they have a friendly against Venezuela (Saturday, 10 p.m. ET on FS1) to help them prepare.
Who should you keep an eye on against Venezuela?
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Kellyn Acosta
There's a giant hole in the U.S. midfield. Michael Bradley will be in the center of the pitch, but there isn't a clear partner for him with Jermaine Jones injured and aging.