History

The United States becomes the first CONCACAF Gold Cup champion, defeating Mexico 2-0 in the semifinals and subduing Honduras (0-0, 4-3 PKs) in the titte match. READ MORE >

Mexico asserts its claim as CONCACAF champion, scoring 18 goals in five games and allowing only one en route to its first Gold Cup title. READ MORE >

Mexico wins its second consecutive title, overcoming invited guest Brazil 2-0 in the final before more than 88,000 at a rain-drenched Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. READ MORE >

Mexico earns the CONCACAF Gold Cup title for a second consecutive time over the United States. READ MORE >

Canada ends the monopoly of the USA and Mexico, becoming the first team other than the confederation giants to seize the Gold Cup crown. READ MORE >

The United States earns its second title and the first since the inaugural Gold Cup in 1991. READ MORE >

Mexico beats Brazil for a second time in the final and first since 1996, claiming its fourth Godl Cup title. READ MORE >

The United States needs an injury time header by Oguchi Onyewu to subdue Honduras 2-1 in the semifinals and then outlasts Panama on penalties to win its third crown. READ MORE >

USA defeats Mexico 2-1 in an exciting final at Soldier Field, Chicago, registering its fourth title of the Gold Cup. READ MORE >

Mexico's Golden Generation leads El Tri to its fifth Gold Cup title and first since 2003, outlasting Costa Rica on penalties in the semifinals and overwhelming the United States in the championship match. READ MORE >