USA vs Costa Rica: How to watch Gold Cup quarter-final clash - Live stream, venue, and start time
HOW TO WATCH USA VS COSTA RICA CLASH LIVE
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Match: USA vs Costa Rica
Venue: US Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Date: June 29, Sunday
Start Time: 7pm ET
Where to Watch: Fox Sports, Fubo
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The 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup quarterfinals deliver a marquee matchup on Sunday as the United States takes on Costa Rica at US Bank Stadium in a battle between two tournament powerhouses.The Stars and Stripes enter their 18th consecutive knockout stage appearance brimming with confidence after a dominant group stage performance. The US rolled through Group D with a flawless 3-0-0 record, conceding just one goal along the way to claim top spot and earn a quarterfinal matchup with Costa Rica.Costa Rica, meanwhile, finished as runners-up in Group A under narrow circumstances. Los Ticos edged out wins over Suriname and the Dominican Republic but were forced to settle for second place after a 0-0 draw with Mexico - falling short of the top spot due to a single goal in goal differential.With both teams unbeaten and boasting attacking threats in form, this quarterfinal shapes up to be one of the tournament's most intense and evenly matched encounters.
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