The United States have lost 19 of 20 games against Mexico in the cavernous 105,000 capacity stadium although this time they were set for a share of the points until seven minutes from time when Miguel Sabah struck the winner in their World Cup qualifier.
"It was a tight game and a fair score but it is a tough loss - to have so many guys work so hard and then give up a late goal," said U.S. coach Bob Bradley.
"It is a great disappointment but that's the game. It is a good rivalry and we enjoy these matches."
"That was amazing. This is what you live for, especially as a striker, scoring big-time goals. Hopefully, there's more to come," said Davies.
"I think we have what it takes to win here but today we were a little bit unlucky. They were able to control most of the game with possession though and I think that's what hurt us."
"He hit an absolute dream goal," said Donovan, "You give that guy a thousand shots like that, he's not going to score that goal.
"It was a little unfortunate for us that he scores that goal, and then maybe at the end they get a little lucky bounce in the box. It's frustrating."
