The CONCACAF Gold Cup final is one of the most anticipated soccer matches in North America. With the tournament featuring national teams from North America, Central America, and the Caribbean, it is a chance for regional bragging rights and Confederation glory.
When and where is the Gold Cup final?
The 2021 CONCACAF Gold Cup final will take place on Sunday, August 1, 2021 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. The kickoff time is scheduled for 8:30 pm ET.
This will be the 17th edition of the CONCACAF Gold Cup. The tournament began on July 10 with a preliminary round featuring 12 national teams. The top two teams from each of the four groups advanced to the quarterfinals.
How can I watch the Gold Cup final on TV?
The Gold Cup final between the United States and Mexico will be televised on Fox Sports 1 (FS1) and Univision networks in the United States. Fox Sports will be providing English language commentary while Univision will have Spanish language commentary.
So if you have access to FS1 through your cable or satellite provider, you can tune in to the channel to watch the match. If you prefer Spanish commentary, find the Univision channel on your TV lineup.
Can I stream the CONCACAF Gold Cup final online?
Yes, even if you don’t have cable or can’t get to a TV, there are plenty of ways to stream the Gold Cup final live online.
If you have a valid cable login, you can stream FS1 through the Fox Sports app or by logging in with your TV provider on the FS1 website. This allows you to watch a live stream of FS1 on your computer, phone, tablet, streaming device or smart TV.
Options for streaming Univision include their Univision Now streaming service, which has a free trial. You can also check for a live stream on the Univision Deportes website and app.
Other streaming options
Some other places where you may be able to find a live stream of the CONCACAF Gold Cup final include:
- FuboTV – has a free trial for new users
- Sling TV – Sling Blue package includes FS1
- Hulu + Live TV – has a 7-day free trial
- YouTube TV – has a limited time 5-day free trial
- AT&T TV – offers FS1 and Univision channels
Many of these streaming services offer free trials for new subscribers. So you can sign up just to watch the Gold Cup final and then cancel afterwards if you want.
Gold Cup Final Viewing Parties
If you want to watch the CONCACAF Gold Cup final in a fun, energetic atmosphere, consider going to an official Gold Cup viewing party.
With fans of the US and Mexico national teams scattered across the United States, there are sure to be many bars, restaurants and other venues hosting viewing parties to bring fans together to cheer on their team.
Check event listings in your local area, specifically at Mexican or Latin American restaurants and bars. Many host viewing parties for Mexico games and may be showing the Gold Cup final. There may also be public viewing parties in cities with large soccer supporter groups.
On the Radio
Don’t have a screen available during the Gold Cup final? You can still follow the live play-by-play action by listening on the radio.
Univision Radio will be broadcasting the Spanish language commentary of the match across their network of stations. Check their website to find an affiliate station in your area.
Fox Sports Radio may also have the English broadcast available on local stations, through their national feed or possibly online through their website and apps.
Following Online
If you can’t watch or listen live to the Gold Cup final, online resources allow you to follow along in real time for free.
Both CONCACAF and the competing nations will be providing live updates on their official Twitter accounts. Look for minute-by-minute posts describing the scoring plays and big moments.
The match center on the CONCACAF website will display live stats and updates. You’ll be able to see which team has possession, fouls, corners and more as they happen.
Major online sports publications like ESPN and CBS Sports will also post live blogs with play-by-play commentary of the championship match.
Watch Replays
If none of the live viewing options work out for you, there will be replays of the full Gold Cup final available after it airs.
FS1 and Univision will likely replay the match on their television channels multiple times in the days following. Check their online schedules for details.
Full match replays are typically posted on YouTube soon after they air. Search for “Gold Cup final replay” to find free options to watch.
The Gold Cup and CONCACAF YouTube channels may have extended highlights and recap videos if you don’t need to see the full 90 minutes.
So while watching the big match live is ideal for the excitement and emotion, you’ll have chances to watch replays if your schedule doesn’t allow it.
Conclusion
The CONCACAF Gold Cup final between the United States and Mexico is sure to be a thrilling championship match. With multiple television, streaming and audio options, finding a way to tune in shouldn’t be a problem, even without cable or satellite TV.
Get your friends together, head to a viewing party, or stream online and enjoy the exciting conclusion to the region’s premier national team soccer tournament.