Mauricio Pochettino has gone back to exactly the lineup that started the USA's 4-1 win over Paraguay on June 12 — every single name confirmed as predicted, no surprises. Christian Pulisic returns to start after coming off the bench in the 58th minute against Türkiye, while Tyler Adams, Chris Richards and Folarin Balogun all return after being rested. Weston McKennie is the only player who also started that Türkiye game. Mark McKenzie and Cristian Roldan are both confirmed unavailable.

Sergej Barbarez's confirmed selection is the biggest surprise on tonight's Round of 32 slate. Every preview projected a flat back four with Esmir Bajraktarević starting on the right side of midfield. Instead, Bosnia line up in a back five built around the returning Tarik Muharemović, Nikola Katić and Sead Kolašinac, with Stjepan Radeljić and a three-man midfield of Ivan Šunjić, Armina Gigović and Kerim Alajbegović in front of them. Neither Radeljić nor Gigović appeared as a likely starter in any preview we found. Edin Džeko and Ermedin Demirović remain the front two, as expected.

Our live-tracking source for Bosnia's confirmed XI was cut off at the start of its player list, so we're confident in nine outfield names plus the goalkeeper (Vasilj, Muharemović, Katić, Kolašinac, Radeljić, Šunjić, Gigović, Alajbegović, Džeko, Demirović) but the 11th player — most likely a right wing-back — isn't independently confirmed in what we found. Amar Dedić (returning from a thigh issue) or Amar Memić are the two most likely candidates based on pre-match reporting. Check FanDuel or the live broadcast graphic for the final name before betting anything specific to that role.