While everyone was out celebrating that the United States won Copa America’s Group A, Ecuador was showing Haiti what it’s like to play soccer at warp speed and Peru was ushering Brazil back onto their charter just in time to do a little pre-Olympics Zika prep. In the unluckiest of twists, the USMNT was “rewarded” with playing Group B runner-up Ecuador, a team that was undoubtedly the best side despite the final results in group play and might just be the second most dangerous squad after Argentina. So what does this mean for the United States? Most likely an early exit so they, too, can prepare for the 2016 Olympics in Brazi — Oh, right. They didn’t qualify. *AHEM* Well, then, let’s have a look at what they will need to do against an Ecuadorian side that plays like a kid that never took his finger off the turbo button in FIFA ’95 for Sega Genesis. 1. DeAndre Yedlin has to have a big game. Errrrrrmmm... 1. Edgar Castillo has to have a big game. With Yedlin collecting yellows on Saturday...