Canada drawn with Cuba, Guatemala for this summer's CONCACAF Gold Cup

Canada has been drawn in Group D with Cuba, Guatemala and a qualifier for this summer's CONCACAF Gold Cup.

It should be a safe landing spot for the 47th-ranked Canadian men given Guatemala is ranked No. 116 and Cuba is No. 165.

The qualifying team in Canada's group will be one of Guadeloupe, Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana and Grenada. Unranked Guadeloupe plays No. 104 Trinidad and Tobago while No. 170 Guyana meets No. 175 Grenada with the two winners facing off to see who joins Group D.

The 17th edition of the Gold Cup is scheduled for June 24 through July 16, with 15 stadiums in 14 cities including Toronto. It will be preceded by a 12-team qualifying competition June 16-20 that will fill the final three berths in the 16-country tournament.

Friday's draw was held at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif., which will host the final. The rest of the tournament schedule will be determined at a later date.

Toronto's BMO Field has been named one of 15 host stadiums for the Gold Cup, with the other 14 all south of the border.

14 cities, 15 stadiums