I can't remember whether I had read or the announcers mentioned that GB had pre-determined that he was likely going to get Steffen at least 1 of the 3 games. This is the mentality for a few friendlies, not do-or-die qualifiers. If Turner is playing well, like he generally was, it was irresponsible to replace him. If it turned out there was a strategic reason for the move - for example, Turner was hindering their playing from the back, fine, that's at least a tactical decision, right or wrong. But if this was nothing more than a rotation, that's troubling. I didn't replay the first goal, but in real time I also thought ZS was out of position resulting in the clear with the head, which started the train wreck. He also looked flustered after that.Steffen had a eh, decent game overall. I'll also grant he seems a bit more more composed and determined than Turner in distribution, though he wasn't flawless there either. But making this change, in Columbus, after conceding just 3 goals in 5 games (the most recent an own goal off a corner) reeks of playing Chris Wingert on his birthday, as Lion noted in the chat last night.
Separate from that, I love the response from the boys. Warts and all, that was a full throttle victory.