How to watch CONCACAF Gold Cup: TV channel and live stream as tournament begins
Favourites: The United States, Mexico and Canada will all have their eyes on Gold Cup glory (Getty Images)
The latest edition of the CONCACAF Gold Cup begins in the United States tonight.
Mexico kick off proceedings for 2025 in the biennial international tournament for the best teams from North America, Central America and the Caribbean, plus invited nation Saudi Arabia, hosting Group A rivals the Dominican Republic at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, California.
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Mexico are record nine-time winners of the Gold Cup, having taken back the trophy from the USA two summers ago after edging past Panama in the final in LA.
Javier Aguirre's side are the favourites to win it again this summer, with the United States coming in off the back of a tough start to the Mauricio Pochettino era that has seen them lose four matches in a row now and five of his first 10 games in charge.
The USMNT were booed off by angry fans after conceding four goals in just 36 minutes in a one-sided friendly against Switzerland in Nashville earlier this week, following losses to Turkey and in the inaugural CONCACAF Nations League, also won by Mexico, where they were pipped to third place by rivals Canada after losing to Panama in the semi-finals.
The USA are in Group D and begin their campaign against Trinidad and Tobago in San Jose on Sunday evening, with Jesse Marsch's Canada opening in Group B against Honduras in Vancouver on Tuesday.
How to watch CONCACAF Gold Cup
TV channel: In the UK, live coverage of every match at the 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup is available to watch exclusively via Premier Sports, with a subscription starting from £10.99 a month.
Live stream: Fans with a Premier Sports subscription can also catch all the action live online via the Premier Sports app and website.
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