CONCACAF Gold Cup

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	Fox Sports » Seasons 2021-2023 FOX Sports has retained exclusive English-language rights for the CONCACAF Gold Cup in USA, for the 2021 and 2023 editions. The American broadcaster will cover the continental tournament live on television on its linear networks FS1 and FS2. Telecasts are expected to include full replays, match highlights and auxiliary programming. More details Live Gold Cup games on FOX Sports will be available to stream on official FOX Sports apps for Android and iOS, as well as on the network’s website (authentication required). Available on: FOX Network Fox Sports 1 Fox Sports 2
	Univision Communications Inc » Seasons 2021-2023 Available on: TUDN USA Galavision Univision UniMás TUDN App TUDN.com TUDNxtra Univision NOW
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The CONCACAF Gold Cup is the most important tournament played by National Teams from the CONCACAF region. This tournament is played every two years, hosting the best teams of this confederation, with some guests joining the competition occasionally. The CONCACAF Gold Cup was first played in 1991, with the USMNT winning the title. Its format has been changed several times, mainly focusing on the number of teams involved. The first Gold Cup was played by eight teams, but since 2019, it has featured 16 teams. The 2019 edition of the tournament, which was the 15th edition in history, saw Bermuda and Guyana making their debuts following an impressive performance in the CONCACAF Nations League Qualifiers. It was eventually won by Mexico who beat the United States 1-0 in the final. Since two Gold Cups are held between each World Cup cycle, if a team wins both editions, they get to play as CONCACAF champions in the FIFA Confederations Cup held prior to the World Cup. If two teams win the competition, a one-game playoff is played to determine CONCACAF’S representative in that tournament.

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Mexico was the first country to win the CONCACAF Gold Cup three times in succession (1993, 1996, and 1998).