Weston McKennie waved an imaginary wand and American compatriot Tim Weah joined him in celebration. The pair had just linked up with Weah assisting McKennie for Juventus’ second goal in a 2-0 win over

Weston McKennie waived an imaginary wand and American compatriot Tim Weah joined in with him in the celebration. The pair had just linked up with Weah assisting McKennie for Juventus' second goal in a 2-0 win over Manchester City — marking the first time in Champions League history that two players from the United States men's national team combined for a goal.

"We arrived many times in the six yard box. The game is there. We cannot defend absolutely anything with the result but I'm happy with the way we played. I'm with them, and I'll be with them."Why they have slumped: "There are many reasons.

Wednesday's Champions League loss to Juventus was their seventh defeat during that run and leaves them in a battle to ensure they are not eliminated before the knockouts. The concern against Juventus is just how little City looked like their old selves.