Our prediction for this match:
Thursday’s football game at Wembley Stadium pits together England and USA, the two teams who face each other for the first time since 2010. The Three Lions aim to build on a thrilling 3-2 win over Spain and they must be high on confidence ahead of the visit of the Yanks. Legendary attacker Wayne Rooney will retire from international football against United States of America, meaning that this game is pretty special for the hosts. USA recorded only one win in previous six friendly games and that is yet another reason why we are tempted to put our money on Gareth Southgate’s men. It has to be noted that Callum Wilson could make his England debut against USA after proving his worth in the first half of the Premier League season. In their last meeting in a friendly the Three Lions recorded a 2-0 win over the Yanks.
Highlighted Player (Wayne Rooney):

Over the years Wayne Rooney has established himself as one of the best English players. “Wazza” was born on 24 October, 1985 and he has played for only two clubs in his senior career. He began his football career at Everton and he scored 15 goals in 67 appearances for the Goodison Park outfit.
In 2004 Rooney signed a £25-million-worth deal with Manchester United and he has been playing for the Red Devils ever since. The England attacker won the Champions League trophy with Man Utd in 2008, with the Old Trafford outfit defeating Chelsea on penalties in the title game. The Manchester United attacker has won five Premier League trophies with the English giants (2006/2007, 2007/2008, 2008/2009, 2010/2011, 2012/2013), while lifting FA Cup title in the 2015/2016 season.
Nonetheless, Rooney, has yet to win a trophy with England national team. The 30-year-old ace failed to impress at the Euro 2016 final as he scored no more than one goal (penalty) at the showpiece tournament in France.
Highlighted Team (United States):

The United States Men’s National Soccer Team commonly referred to as the USMNT have been playing at the international level since 1916 and their debut 3-2 win at Sweden. The USMNT have first appeared at a FIFA World Cup in 1930 when they achieved their best ever result by reaching the semi-final of the competition and ultimately finishing third, which remains the joint highest finish of any team outside of the UEFA and CONMEBOL confederations.
Following the 1950 FIFA World Cup, the United States did not qualify for the tournament until 1990. The US also hosted the competition in 1994, going out to lose to Brazil in the round of 16. Hosts of the Copa America Centenario, the United States will try to record a noticeable result on home soil under the leadership of Germany legend Jurgen Klinsmann.
The US have bright history in the century-old tournament and will hope to repeat the glorious 1995 run when they finished fourth.