Mexico beat USA 2-1 to win record 10th Gold Cup title
clinched a record-extending 10th
CONCACAF Gold Cup
title with a hard-fought 2-1 win over the United States on Sunday. In a tense and closely contested final, the Americans took an early lead, but Mexico responded with determination.
Edson Alvarez
sealed the comeback with a decisive header in the 77th minute, capping off another intense chapter in the fierce North American rivalry.
— GoldCup (@GoldCup)
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The victory underlines Mexico's regional dominance and solidifies their status as the most successful team in
Gold Cup
history.
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