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Complete Schedule of Matches for the 2023 Gold Cup: Dates and Times

The 2023 Gold Cup is the most important event of the year in Concacaf. Read here to check out the entire schedule for the tournament.

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By miguel angel fernandez castro

Christian Pulisic with the United States at the Qatar 2022 World Cup
© Stuart Franklin/Getty ImagesChristian Pulisic with the United States at the Qatar 2022 World Cup

The 2023 Gold Cup is scheduled to be played from June 16 to July 16 in 15 different venues from the United States and Canada. This is the most important soccer event of the year for the North, Central America and Caribbean region.

That’s why Concacaf has prepared a spectacular 17th edition with 16 participants led by the USMNT, Mexico, Canada, Costa Rica, Panama, Honduras, Jamaica and Qatar as a special guest after invitation.

Now, after the draw was held at SoFi Stadium in California, the road to the 2023 Gold Cup finalisclear for each team. Read here to find out the complete scheduleof the tournament.

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2023 Gold Cup complete schedule of matches: Dates and Times

Preliminary round matches – Round 1

June 16: Trinidad & Tobago vs Guadeloupe(DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida). 4:30 PM.

June 16: Martinique vs St. Lucia(DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida). 7 PM.

June 16: Curacao vs St. Kitts and Nevis(DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida). 9 PM.

June 17: French Guiana vs Sint Maarten(DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida).4:30 PM.

June 17: Suriname vs Puerto Rico(DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida).7 PM.

June 17: Guyana vs Grenada(DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida).9 PM.

*The winners of Round 1 matches will face in Round 2 of the preliminary stage (June 20). Three teams will qualify for the GoldCup.

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Group A: United States, Jamaica, Nicaragua andWinner of Prelims (to be determined)

June 24: USA vs Jamaica (Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois). 8:30 PM.

June 25: Nicaragua vs TBD (DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida). 3:30 PM.

June 28: Jamaica vs Nicaragua 6:30 PM and USA vs TBD 8:30 PM (City Park in St. Louis, Missouri).

July 2: Jamaica vs TBD(Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California). 4 PM.

July 2: USA vs Nicaragua(Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina). 7 PM.

Group B: Mexico, Haiti, Honduras and Qatar.

June 25: Haiti vs Qatar 5 PM and Mexico vs Honduras 7 PM (NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas).

June 29: Qatar vs Honduras 4:45 PM and Mexico vs Haiti 7 PM (State FarmStadium in Glendale, Arizona).

July2:Mexico vs Qatar (Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California). 6 PM.

July 2: Honduras vs Haiti (Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina). 9 PM.

Group C: Costa Rica, Panama, El Salvador and Winner of Prelims (to be determined).

June 26: El Salvador vs TBD 6:30 PM and Costa Rica vs Panama 8:30 PM (DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida).

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June 30: Panama vs TBD 6:30 PM and Costa Rica vs El Salvador 8:30 PM (Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey).

July 4: Panama vs El Salvador (Shell Energy Stadium in Houston, Texas). 7:30 PM.

July 4: Costa Rica vs TBD(Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey). 8:30 PM.

Group D: Canada, Guatemala, Cuba andWinner of Prelims (to be determined).

June 27: Canada vs TBD (BMO Field in Toronto, Canada). 7 PM.

June 27: Guatemala vs Cuba(DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida). 8:45 PM.

July 1: Cuba vs TBD 6:30 PM and Canada vs Guatemala 8:30 PM (Shell Energy Stadium in Houston, Texas).

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July 4: Canada vs Cuba(Shell Energy Stadium in Houston, Texas). 5:30 PM.

July 4: Guatemala vs TBD(Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey). 6:30 PM.

2023 Gold Cup bracket: What are the possible matchups?

As the No.1 seed in each of the four groups, the United States, Mexico, Canada and Costa Rica are the favorites in the bracket to reach the semifinals. If they win their pools, those powerhouses will only face each other until the Final Four.

If logic prevails, the semifinals could have these possible matchups: Mexico vs Canada and United States vs Costa Rica.

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Quarterfinals

July 8: 1C vs 2B (QF3) 6 PM and 1B vs 2C (QF4) 8:30PM. AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

July 9:1D vs 2A (QF1) 5 PM and 1A vs 2D (QF2) 7:30 PM. TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Semifinals

July 12: Winner of QF1 vs Winner of QF4 (SF1). Snapdragon in San Diego, California. 4:30 PM.

July 12: Winner of QF2 vs Winner of QF3 (SF2). Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. 7 PM.

Final

July 16: Winner of Semifinal 1 vs Winner of Semifinal 2. SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. 4:30 PM.

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