Tickets are still available for the USMNT's matchup vs Japan at Lower.com Field. Here are the prices, plus information on how to watch the game.

Now the U.S. will hope to break its lowly streak against No. 17 Japan, which is coming off a stale 0-0 draw to Mexico. But Japan features much more quality in every position than South Korea, such as Takefusa Kubo, Kaoru Mitoma, Ritsu Doan, Ko Itakura and Zion Suzuki, among others.

Takefusa Kubo and Takumi Minamio should spearhead the attack with Ayase Ueda up top. Japan also have the likes of Ritsu Doan and Kaoru Mitoma to lean on out wide with Wataru Endō and Daichi Kamada forming a Premier League-centric partnership in midfield.