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CONCACAF Gold Cup 2027 Odds, Predictions, Picks

Updated: July 7, 2025, 11:06 AM ET
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  • The CONCACAF Gold Cup 2027 will be the 19th edition of the international tournament

  • Teams from North America, Central America and the Caribbean will take part

  • The USMNT were the runners-up at the 2025 edition of the competition 

The CONCACAF Gold Cup 2027 will take place in the summer of that year. It is likely to be hosted in the USA, with Canada potentially staging a handful of matches.

It will be the 19th edition of a competition which began in 1991. Prior to the Gold Cup, national teams in the region contested the CONCACAF Championship, which dates all the way back to 1969. For the sake of clarity, this article refers to the tournament in its post-1991 iteration.

The United States finished as runners-up in the 2025 edition, with Mexico beating them 2-1 in the final.

CONCACAF Gold Cup 2027 Odds

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Who Were the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2025 Winners?

Mexico were the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2025 winners, so they will be defending their crown in 2027. 

They began their campaign by topping a group which also contained Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic and Suriname. Mexico then beat Saudi Arabia and Honduras to reach the final, where they came from behind to defeat the USMNT 2-1.

Which Teams Have Been Most Successful at the CONCACAF Gold Cup?

National TeamVictoriesRunners-up
Mexico102
USA75
Canada10
Jamaica02
Panama03
Brazil02
Colombia01
Costa Rica01
Honduras01

What Teams Are in the Gold Cup 2027?

The list of teams that will take part at Gold Cup 2027 has not yet been determined. Check back here for more information closer to the time.

Is the CONCACAF Gold Cup Every Year?

The CONCACAF Gold Cup is a biennial tournament, which means it is held every two years. This stands in contrast to other continental competitions such as the European Championship and Copa America, which are staged on a four-year basis.

Whether the Gold Cup should follow suit is up for debate. The major powers in the region, such as the USA, Mexico and Canada, are increasingly selecting weaker rosters for the tournament. If it was held every four years instead, perhaps they would pick their strongest squads.

However, smaller nations within CONCACAF would likely push back at the idea of making the Gold Cup a quadrennial competition.

Which Country Will Host the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2027?

The United States will almost certainly stage the Gold Cup 2027.

The USA has hosted - either exclusively or together with another country - every Gold Cup since 1991. There are two main reasons for this. 

The first is that a tournament in the USA makes much commercial sense for CONCACAF. The second is that the USA has sufficient stadia, training camps, hotels and travel infrastructure for visiting players, fans and journalists. 

A pan-Caribbean tournament has been mooted in the past, while in the CONCACAF Championship era it was hosted by the likes of Mexico, Honduras, Haiti, Costa Rica, Trinidad and Tobago, Guatemala and El Salvador.

That is no longer feasible. The predecessor to the Gold Cup contained at most nine teams. The CONCACAF Gold Cup now has 16 competitors, so it makes sense for the USA to host the bulk of the games.

Where Can I Watch the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2027?

  • Dates: June-July 2027

  • Location: TBC

  • How to Watch: TBC

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