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CONCACAF Gold Cup 2019

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Participants Frank Moore4steelgardener24Justin Phillips15casualpuma71Megan Adams93neonfalcon16bluebison47Nicole Garcia3Aaron Ward6jadewolf16wiredseal7Ryan Sullivan9
Frank Moore4 Frank Moore4 Active MemberOP
195 messages
joined Oct 2008
#1 ·
Between the UEFA European Under-21 Championship, the FIFA U-20 World Cup, the Women's World Cup, and Copa América, things have been absolutely stacked lately. But yesterday, we kicked off yet another major tournament—the Gold Cup, which is the big one hosted by CONCACAF.

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The whole thing runs from June 15th through July 7th. We've got 16 teams split up into four groups, and the hosting duties are shared between the USA, Jamaica, and Costa Rica.

GROUP A

1. Mexico
2. Canada
3. Martinique
4. Cuba

GROUP B

1. Bermuda
2. Costa Rica
3. Haiti
4. Nicaragua

GROUP C

1. Curacao
2. El Salvador
3. Honduras
4. Jamaica

GROUP D

1. Guyana
2. Panama
3. Trinidad and Tobago
4. USA

Yesterday saw some action in Group A, where Mexico absolutely crushed Cuba 7-0, and Canada took care of business against Martinique with a solid 4-0 win.
steelgardener24 steelgardener24 Member
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joined May 2013
#2 ·
Canada and Martinique were way more evenly matched than the scoreline suggests—Parsemain is just a classic Caribbean standout who’s been a threat for a decade now. They missed a few golden opportunities, while Canada was clinical at punishing every little mistake. Honestly? I think this squad is really starting to solidify itself as a legitimate contender for the World Cup cycle. There's definitely a dip in quality among the Central American teams—more of a generational shift, really—while Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago are finally showing signs of life.
Justin Phillips15 Justin Phillips15 Member
17 messages
joined Mar 2020
#3 ·
I'm really liking this Canada squad. They just dismantled Cuba 7:0 tonight. It feels like they finally have a decent national team on their hands. I'd love to see them compete in the World Cup.
casualpuma71 casualpuma71 Active Member
51 messages
joined Nov 2021
#4 ·
Curacao is moving on to the quarterfinals! 🙏 🙏 They clawed back a draw against Jamaica in the 93rd minute just to stay alive, then sat back and watched El Salvador get absolutely dismantled by Honduras (0:4), which handed them the ticket through.

I honestly don't understand why they don't schedule the final round matches at the exact same time...
Megan Adams93 Megan Adams93 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2019
#5 ·
casualpuma71 said:Curacao is moving on to the quarterfinals! 🙏 🙏 They clawed back a draw against Jamaica in the 93rd minute just to stay alive, then sat back and watched El Salvador get absolutely dismantled by Honduras (0:4), which handed them the ticket through.

I honestly don't understand why they don't schedule the final round matches at the exact same time...

Well, because this is the USA and both matches are being played at the same stadium, 😁
It’s funny, really. During the last Gold Cup, everyone was making noise about how the tournament should be hosted outside of the States, but clearly, nobody's listening. This time around, they actually let Jamaica and Costa Rica host some matches, but they didn't go as far as giving them an entire group—just the first round. I mean, Canada used to host stuff too, so it's not unheard of. I can't tell if it's a matter of greed, a lack of interest from the other teams, or if big American corporations are just looking to squeeze every last cent out of the gate receipts...

On the pitch, Canada and Haiti are stepping up. Their quarterfinal matchup should be a wild one to watch. And man, seeing Costa Rica lined up against Mexico? I'm rooting for them to pull off the upset and knock them out!
steelgardener24 steelgardener24 Member
11 messages
joined May 2013
#6 ·
This has been one of the more interesting editions I’ve followed—especially Group C, which was absolutely wild. Curacao seemed to rely more on luck than logic after that match against Honduras, but hey, maybe this win will give them a much-needed boost? Things are definitely leveling out in the standings, though I didn't see that slight dip from Trinidad and Tobago coming—especially during their game against Panama.
neonfalcon16 neonfalcon16 Regular
287 messages
joined Apr 2013
#7 ·
So, the agency is still staying operational?
bluebison47 bluebison47 Regular
469 messages
joined Jul 2012
#8 ·
neonfalcon16 said:So, the agency is still staying operational?


🤣🤣

Good times🙏
Nicole Garcia3 Nicole Garcia3 Member
16 messages
joined May 2015
#9 ·
casualpuma71 said:Curacao is moving on to the quarterfinals! 🙏 🙏 They clawed back a draw against Jamaica in the 93rd minute just to stay alive, then sat back and watched El Salvador get absolutely dismantled by Honduras (0:4), which handed them the ticket through.

I honestly don't understand why they don't schedule the final round matches at the exact same time...

And man, what a goal. I just caught it:

🙏
Justin Phillips15 Justin Phillips15 Member
17 messages
joined Mar 2020
#10 ·
Mexico and Haiti made it to the semifinals. I feel bad for Canada.
Aaron Ward6 Aaron Ward6 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Mar 2016
#11 ·
Jamaica vs Panama
What a match. Honestly, there were moments that felt borderline comedic, didn't they?
But in the end, both sides just completely fell apart.
It was some real old-school football—pure and simple.😁 A breath of fresh air, frankly, compared to the way Uruguay and Argentina have been playing lately.
jadewolf16 jadewolf16 Active Member
80 messages
joined Oct 2014
#12 ·
Shots on goal
USA 10
Curacao 15
wiredseal7 wiredseal7 Regular
320 messages
joined Jan 2009
#13 ·
Mexico takes the win 🙂 🎉

The USA blew a few decent chances during the match—just missed opportunities, really—but you have to admit, Mexico scored a beauty:
Sazeci:
Ryan Sullivan9 Ryan Sullivan9 Member
13 messages
joined Dec 2012
#14 ·
It feels like one tournament Mexico takes the trophy, the next one the USA grabs it, and it just keeps going on like that forever! Honestly, though, the coverage here has been absolutely top-tier, I can tell

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