CONCACAF Gold Cup Champions and Runners-Up

The CONCACAF Gold Cup stands as the premier international football tournament in North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. Since its establishment in 1991, there have been 16 editions of this prestigious competition.

Mexico enters the 2025 CONCACAF Gold Cup, scheduled from June 14 to July 6, aiming to defend their title. In the 2023 final, a decisive goal by Santiago Gimenez in the late stages of the match secured a 1-0 victory for Mexico against Panama.

Historically, the CONCACAF Gold Cup has largely been dominated by the United States and Mexico. While other nations participate, these two powerhouses consistently compete for regional supremacy. Canada remains the only exception, having broken this duopoly to claim the trophy in 2000.

Who Has the Most CONCACAF Gold Cup Titles?

Mexico leads with the most CONCACAF Gold Cup wins, having triumphed nine times.

The United States is a close second, with seven titles, and is eager to reduce the gap.

CONCACAF Gold Cup Winners List

The United States won the inaugural tournament in 1991. Mexico then dominated, winning the next three tournaments until Canada interrupted their streak in 2000 by defeating guest team Colombia in the final.

Since then, the Gold Cup has primarily alternated between the USA and Mexico, with no other nation able to consistently challenge their dominance. Even strong invited teams like Brazil have been unsuccessful in wresting the trophy from these two nations.