2023-06-20 07:00:00
From June 24 to July 16, the United States and Canada will be the venues for the 2023 Gold Cup, organized by Concacaf.
This edition is number 17 and will be played by different national teams, as a form of rehearsal or practice for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and its qualifiers.
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The groups for this competition were arranged as follows:
Group A contains the United States, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago and one to be defined.
Group B brings together Mexico, Haiti, Honduras and Qatar.
Group C will be made up of Costa Rica, Panama, El Salvador and one to be defined.
Group D brings together Canada, Guatemala, Cuba and one to be defined.
The format reveals that following the group stage, the best two of each of these will advance to the quarterfinals, to then be directly eliminated in one match, in order to access the semifinals and then the final.
On television you can see all the matches through the channels: 5, Canal de las Estrellas and TUDN. The Vix and Vix+ platform is available for streaming, which has two versions: one free and one paid.
Fox Sports 1 will broadcast the games in English, but in Spanish there are options like Univision and TUDN. In streaming you can follow the news through the Fox Sports app (in English) and in Spanish Vix+.
In this country, the OneSoccer channel broadcasts the matches and via the Internet you can access its website to see them.
In places like Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, the tournament is followed on ESPN and streaming on the platform Star+which has the transmission rights of that channel.
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