Held every two years, the Gold Cup is CONCACAF’s marquee tournament and a chance to crown a champion of North and Central American soccer. The 11th edition of the tournament provides a stage for the two teams who have dominated the tournament to collide again. With 10 of the 11 titles held between them, Mexico and the U.S. have stoked their rivalry with several scintillating final showdowns. This piece provides a look at the history of the rivalry, going all the way back to 1934.
