USMNT vs. Turkey is a rare World Cup dead rubber. So how should Pochettino approach it?

The U.S. men's national soccer team has already clinched first place in Group D at the World Cup, making their final group game against eliminated Turkey on Thursday at SoFi Stadium near Los Angeles a 'dead rubber.' Coach Mauricio Pochettino must decide how to approach the match, with the U.S. first knockout-round game set for July 1 in Santa Clara. Four players — Tyler Adams, Folarin Balogun, Chris Richards, and Antonee Robinson — are each carrying a yellow card and risk suspension for the round of 32 if they receive another against Turkey.