Heating up: Here's how to snag United States vs. Costa Rica Gold Cup Quarterfinals tickets
The United States and Costa Rica have punched their tickets to the CONCACAF Gold Cup Quarterfinals.
Following the conclusion of group stages, both teams will move on and get one step closer to a championship.
The Gold Cup, which is held every two years, will crown its next champion as eight teams enter the quarterfinals, with two matchups being held on Saturday, June 28 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz. Two additional games will be held at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minn. on Sunday, June 29.
The U.S. topped Haiti 2-1 on Sunday evening while Costa Rica tied Mexico 0-0.
Tickets are on sale for the quarterfinals matchup so soccer fans can experience the action at U.S. Bank Stadium next Sunday.
Here's how you can buy tickets to the 2025 Gold Cup and enjoy all the quarterfinals action from U.S. Bank Stadium:
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United States vs. Costa Rica Gold Cup Quarterfinals tickets
The United States will take on Costa Rica on Sunday, June 29 at U.S. Bank Stadium at 7 p.m. ET.
As of this writing, tickets are on sale for as low as $99 to witness both the United States vs. Costa Rica and a TBD matchup.
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