Stadiums of the Gold Cup

ORANGE BOWL
The Orange Bowl will host the CONCACAF Gold Cup™ for a record setting fifth consecutive time. The venue staged games in the 1996 Olympic Games and has played host to both the USA and Mexico national teams and has held a game between Colombia and Argentina. All three Group A games, featuring Canada, Costa Rica, Guadeloupe and Haiti, will be played in the Orange Bowl.

HOME DEPOT CENTER
The Home Depot Center has a capacity of 27,000 and is the home of MLS teams Club Deportivo Chivas USA and the Los Angeles Galaxy. The stadium has been host to big events including the final of the FIFA Woman’s World Cup 2003, the 2003 MLS All – Star Game, two MLS Cup finals (2003 and 2004), and the NCAA College Cup in 2004. The stadium has also hosted many international events, including the first two editions of Interliga (2004 and 2005) and various games for the Mexican National Team. Two Group B rounds featuring El Salvador, Guatemala, Trinidad & Tobago and the USA will be played at the Home Depot Center.

Giants Stadium.
Giants Stadium is the home of the Red Bulls of the MLS and was the host of the 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup™ Final. In 1994 it was one of the FIFA World Cup stadiums hosting seven games including a semifinal between Italy and Bulgaria. Giants Stadium also played host to the New York Cosmos with the legendary Pele in the NASL, FIFA Woman’s World Cup 1999 and the Opening Ceremonies, the Parmalat Cup, the U.S. Soccer Cup and the MLS All – Star game. In the last three years Manchester United, Juventus, AC Milan, Mexican National Team, Real Madrid, FC Porto, AS Roma, and the Peruvian National team have played international games here. Two Group C rounds, featuring Cuba, Honduras, Mexico and Panama, will be played at Giants Stadium.

Gillette Stadium
Gillette Stadium opened its doors in 2002 in place of Foxboro Stadium, one of the most popular stadiums in American soccer history The U.S. National Team, which has never lost in Foxboro Stadium (7-0-3), now has a record of 5 – 1 in Gillette Stadium. Three 2003 CONCACAF Gold Cup matches were held at Gillette Stadium. The original Foxboro Stadium hosted 5 FIFA Woman’s World Cup 1999 games and was one of nine sites of the 1994 FIFA World Cup. Gillette Stadium will host the final round of Group B play and a pair of quarterfinals.

Quarterfinals
06.16.2007 S1 : A1 - B2 - : - Boston, Foxboro
06.16.2007 S2 : B1 - A3 o C3 - : - Boston, Foxboro

Reliant Stadium
Reliant Stadium is the only stadium used for soccer, Rodeo and the NFL and is the home of the Houston Texans. The stadium has a natural surface and can be easily converted for exhibitions, concerts, and many sports. Reliant Stadium offers four different levels for special events. The retractable roof ensures no interruption in play in the event of bad weather. Reliant Stadium will host the final round of Group C play and a pair of quarterfinals.

Quarterfinals
06.17.2007 S3 : C1 - A3 o B3 - : - Houston
06.17.2007 S4 : C2 - A2 - : - Houston

Soldier Field
Soldier Field is where the Chicago Bears of the NFL play their home games. This stadium was re-opened on September 27, 2003. In 1987, the New Soldier Field was registered as a National Historic place. Some of the most famous events at the stadium include the Pan-American Games of 1959, FIFA World Cup 1994, and the FIFA Woman’s World Cup 1999. Soldier Field will host both semi finals and the final of the 2007 CONCACAF Gold Cup.

Final
06.24.2007 F1 - F2 - : - Chicago