The 2025 Gold Cup will take place from June 14 to July 6 across 14 stadiums in the U.S. and Canada. CONCACAF has published the full schedule, now available in image format for media, press rooms and organizers.
The document includes all group and knockout stage matches, with dates, kickoff times and confirmed venues. Sixteen teams will compete, including a guest nation, as part of a format designed to ensure consistent continental reach.
The release of downloadable formats has streamlined preparations across networks, newsrooms and regional federations. With timing and venues confirmed, the calendar is now a key reference in the buildup to the tournament.
2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup schedule: Calendar available
The 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup will take place from June 14 to July 6, with 16 teams competing across 14 venues in the U.S. and Canada. Soccer has never been more alive, offering fans a truly unique experience.
2025 Gold Cup knockout stage match schedule. (Source: CONCACAF)
The tournament kicks off with group-stage matches through June 14, advancing to quarterfinals on June 28–29, semifinals on July 2, and the championship final at Houston’s NRG Stadium on July 6.
To keep pace with the action, official schedules are currently available only as a mobile-friendly image optimized for quick reference and sharing. A print-ready PDF and an editable Excel sheet may be released in the future.
The format features four groups of four teams, with the top two from each group moving on to the knockout rounds. 31 matches will determine the region’s next champion. Updates will be posted if CONCACAF modifies any dates.
Which team is considered the top contender to win the 2025 Gold Cup?
As the 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup approaches, Mexico stands out as the leading favorite to claim the title once again. With a record 12 Gold Cup championships, they bring a wealth of experience that has consistently performed well.
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Canada has emerged as a serious contender in recent years, thanks to a core of players like Alphonso Davies and Jonathan David. Despite some injury concerns, their growing international experience positions them as a strong challenger.
Their improved performances in recent tournaments suggest they could make a significant impact and even challenge Mexico or the United States in the later stages of the Gold Cup.
The United States, as the host nation, will aim to leverage home advantage and a blend of young talent and veteran leadership. With players like Jack McGlynn rising and experienced figures such as Chris Richards providing stability, the team is preparing carefully under coach Mauricio Pochettino.
