Mexico name starting XI for Costa Rica clash
Mexico look to secure first place in Group A as they face Costa Rica in the CONCACAF Gold Cup.
Ahead of the match, Mexico have named their starting lineup. Here are their selections.
While both sides have already qualified for the Gold Cup quarter-finals, the winner of Sunday's match will also finish top of the group.
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