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It's time to decide a Concacaf Gold Cup champion!
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It's time to decide a Concacaf Gold Cup champion!
Mexico striker Raúl Jiménez paid tribute to former teammate Diogo Jota after scoring a goal against the United States at the Gold Cup.
The Gold Cup is a soccer competition that takes place every two years, pitting national teams from Concacaf (North America, Central America and the Caribbean) against one another in a 16-team tournament. Since its debut in 1991, Mexico has won the most titles with nine, followed by the United States with seven.
Think back to a little over a month ago. Before the ChatGPT screenshots. Before the feuds. Before the say-it-to-my-face provocations. Before U.S. manager Mauricio Pochettino told us, «I am not a mannequin.» Before Christian Pulisic played golf at the wrong time. Before the embarrassing loss to Switzerland.
United States manager Mauricio Pochettino is eager to see how his side fare against Mexico in Sunday's Gold Cup final, saying it may well be the team's final chance to compete under real pressure before next year's FIFA World Cup.
The most historic rivalry in Concacaf will be renewed on Sunday when the United States and Mexico go head-to-head in the Gold Cup final at NRG Stadium in Houston.
Sunday will mark the latest chapter in the United States and Mexico rivalry as the pair meet in Houston's NRG Stadium to determine the winner of the 2025 Gold Cup. Despite having less than ideal preparations — they both lost emphatically to Switzerland, with the U.S. being defeated by Turkey and El Tri beating them 1-0 — the pair have navigated through through this Concacaf competition.
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