The United States came to life in the second half to put together a 4-0 win over Oman in a friendly in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Tuesday night.

Back on the sidelines for the second time since returning as U.S. coach, Gregg Berhalter watched his team labor at first — as it had in Saturday’s 3-1 victory against Uzbekistan — before pulling away late in the game.

Clear-cut chances were hard to come by, but Falorin Balogun’s put-back in the first half and a second-half free kick from Brenden Aaronson helped make it two wins from two with Berhalter back in charge of the USMNT.

Ricardo Pepi came off the bench to score in the 79th minute and pressure from the U.S. forced an own goal from Oman’s Khalid Al-Braiki to put the hosts up four.

The Americans have another pair of friendlies in October’s international window — this time against higher-profile sides — as they face Germany on Oct. 14, and Ghana three days later.