Mexico and USA dominance in CONCACAF Gold Cup history

The CONCACAF Gold Cup — a prestigious football tournament held every two years for national teams from North America, Central America, and the Caribbean.

Since the inaugural tournament in 1991, Mexico has dominated with nine championships, while the United States holds second place with seven trophies. Canada remains the only other nation to claim the title — securing victory in 2000.

In terms of all-time top scorers, United States players lead the rankings:

• Landon Donovan (United States) – 18 goals
• Clint Dempsey (United States) – 13 goals
• Luis Alberto Alves (Mexico) – 12 goals
• Andres Guardado (Mexico) – 12 goals
• Ismael Diaz (Costa Rica) – 11 goals
• Blas Perez (Costa Rica) – 11 goals