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Full results of 2025 Gold Cup bracket after Mexico beat the USA

We break down what the knockout bracket looks like for the 2025 Gold Cup. The United States and Mexico lead the way.

Chris Richards #3 of United States celebrates after scoring his team’s first goal during the Group Stage - Group D match between Saudi Arabia and United States as part of the 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup at Q2 Stadium on June 19, 2025 in Austin, Texas.
Chris Richards #3 of United States celebrates after scoring his team’s first goal during the Group Stage - Group D match between Saudi Arabia and United States as part of the 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup at Q2 Stadium on June 19, 2025 in Austin, Texas.
Photo by Omar Vega/Getty Images

The 2025 Concacaf Gold Cup has wrapped up the group stage. Following three matches for each team, the knockout bracket is settled. The group stage consisted of 16 nations competing in four groups. The top two in each group advanced to the knockout bracket where they were seeded based on whether they finished first or second in their group.

2025 Gold Cup bracket

Final

Match 7: Mexico 2, United States 1

Semifinals

Match 5: United States 2, Guatemala 1
Match 6: Mexico 1, vs. Honduras 0

Quarterfinals

Match 1: United States 2, Costa Rica 2 (4-3 PKs)
Match 2: Guatemala 1, Canada 1 (6-5 PKs)
Match 3: Mexico 2, Saudi Arabia 0
Match 4: Honduras 1, Panama 1 (5-4 PKs)

Who has advanced

Group A: Mexico*, Costa Rica**

Group B: Canada*, Honduras**

Group C: Panama*, Guatemala**

Group D: United States*, Saudi Arabia**

*: Group winner
**: Group runner-up

Costa Rica and Mexico were the first two nations to advance, with both claiming wins in their first two matches to eliminate the Dominican Republic and Suriname. Costa Rica and Mexico face off on June 22 with the winner claiming the group and the loser finishing as the runner-up. The United States followed in advancing after beating Saudi Arabia 1-0. They will clinch the group with a win or draw against Haiti. They have a six-goal lead on Saudi Arabia in goal differential (the first tiebreaker), which means they likely will clinch the group even with a loss to Haiti.

June 22 update: The US beat Haiti 2-1 to win Group D. Saudi Arabia played Trinidad & Tobago to a 1-1 draw, which clinched the Saudis second place in Group D and accompanying advancement to the knockout stage. Mexico and Costa Rica tied 0-0, which meant Mexico won the group and Costa Rica finished second due to the goal differential tiebreaker.

The United States and Canada are co-hosts of this year’s tournament. The United States and Mexico entered the tournament as co-favorites at FanDuel Sportsbook.

June 24 update: Panama beat Jamaica to clinch Group C. Guatemala beat Guadeloupe, which coupled with Jamaica’s loss secured Guatemala the second spot in the knockout bracket. Canada and Honduras won their final matches to secure first and second place in Group B, respectively.

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