In a World Cup qualifier held in an empty stadium, Pochettino's team kept the pace of the game under their control by maintaining possession of the ball for 70% of the match. The United States outshot Peru 16 to 5, with six of those shots on target, compared to just two from the visiting team. This performance highlighted the U.S. team's ability to dominate both possession and shooting opportunities, even without the support of a home crowd. The match took place in Saint Paul, Minnesota, where the absence of fans did not deter the U.S. team from executing their strategy effectively. The result was a clear demonstration of their preparation and focus, which will be crucial as they continue their campaign in the upcoming fixtures. The U.S. will next face Chile in a match scheduled for Tuesday at 7:00 pm Central Time in St. Louis. Following the Chile match, the U.S. team will play against both Mexico and Canada before the extended FIFA window concludes. These matches will be vital in determining their position in the World Cup qualification standings. As the team moves forward, maintaining this level of performance will be key to securing a strong position in the group. For more detailed insights into the match, readers can check out Pablo's match report. That concludes the live-blogging from Saint Paul, offering a summary of the U.S. team's successful performance in this qualifier.