Soccer America reports on Sir Alex Ferguson's take on the United States' chances in South Africa-
In New York to promote Manchester United's summer tour of North America, United manager Alex Ferguson gave a neutral's assessment of the USA-England World Cup match -- as neutral an assessment one can get from a Scotsman ...
Ferguson said the USA will face a very difficult time in the June 12 opener in Rustenburg.
“It’s a hard game to start with because England are very, very motivated under [Fabio] Capello," he said. "Capello is a really outstanding coach.”
Ferguson is nonetheless high on the USA, which after opening against England faces Slovenia and Algeria.
“If they can survive after that," he added, "they stand a very, very good chance of qualifying. In fact, I think they will qualify.”
Ferguson likes U.S. attackers Landon Donovan and Clint Dempsey, who both played in the Premier League this past season.
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