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Latest Update Us Algeria:PRETORIA, South Africa — Four years of careful planning, during which U.S. coach Bob Bradley used 92 players and guided his team through 18 qualifying matches in nine countries (along with several other tournaments and dozens of friendlies) will come down to 90 minutes on Wednesday afternoon in the South African city of Pretoria.

Draws with England and Slovenia have set the stage: The Americans must defeat Algeria to ensure passage to the round of 16 at the 2010 World Cup. A loss means the end of the road, while a tie leaves the U.S. needing a favorable result between their previous two opponents in Port Elizabeth.

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