The 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup will come down to USA vs. Mexico on Sunday.
The United States Men’s National Team defeated Guatemala, 2-1, to reach Sunday’s showpiece, while Mexico ousted Honduras, 1-0, in the semifinals.
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What our Post expert thinks about USA vs. Mexico
The best rivalry in CONCACAF has been one-sided in recent years. Although Mexico defeated the USMNT, 2-0, in their last meeting, that was an international friendly.
Team USA is unbeaten (four wins, one draw) in the last five competitive matches between the two rivals, though two of those victories came in extra time.
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