After getting left out of World Cup party, Chicago shows off the type of atmosphere hosts USMNT need
While high ticket prices and traveling logistics make it more than difficult for USA fans to go support their team at the World Cup, Saturday's friendly in Chicago showed just what kind of off-the-field spectacle it could be
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