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 >