2019 CONCACAF Gold Cup
June 15 – July 7
Defending Champions – United States (6th title)
Runners-up – Jamaica
Group A
Mexico, Canada, Martinique, Cuba
Group B
Costa Rica, Haiti, Nicaragua, Bermuda
Group C
Honduras, Jamaica, El Salvador Curacao
Group D
United States, Panama, Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana
Tournament debut
Bermuda
Guyana
Gold Cup winners
Mexico (7)
United States (6)
Canada (1)
Will Jamaica make it to a third straight CONCACAF Gold Cup final?; and can they be on the right end of the final score if they do?
Tournament edition and their winners
1991 – United States
1993 – Mexico
1996 – Mexico
1998 – Mexico – (three titles in a row for Mexico)
2000 – Canada – breaks Mexico’s streak and become the only side other than US and Mex to win the tournament.) Canada had to beat Colombia in the final (2-0)
2002 – United States – (wins a second title after more than a decade)
2003 – Mexico – (Mexico becomes champions again by beating Brazil in the final)
2005 – United States
2007 – United States – (back to back champions – beating Mexico to do so)
2009 – Mexico – (denied United States from equaling their record of three championships in a row by beating them in the final 5-0)
2011 – Mexico – (retains the title by beating United States in a consecutive final)
2013 – United States – (stopped Mexico from making it another three title wins in a row. United States beat Panama 1-0 in the final.
2015 – Mexico – (Mexico returns to the top by beating Jamaica in the final) 3-1
2017 – United States – (United States returns to the top by beating Jamaica in the final) 2-1
2019 – Mexico/United States/someone else
Mexico and United States finals
It’s been 8 years since the CONCACAF giants faced-off in a Gold Cup final.
We haven’t had a Gold cup final involving both Mexico and United States since 2011.
6 finals between the two sides with Mexico winning 5 of them.
2007 – the only time United States won a Gold Cup final against Mexico.
Outside Mexico and United States, who can win the 2019 CONCACAF Gold Cup?
Co-host and silver medals in the last two editions of the tournament should encourage Jamaica to dream of the possibility of being the 4th nation to win the CONCACAF.
