USA 2009 - CONCACAF Gold Cup (3 July 2009 - 26 July 2009)

2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup

Group Stage (as at 12 July 2009)
Group A
03 July 09 Canada 1 Jamaica 0
03 July 09 Costa Rica 1 El Salvador 2
07 July 09 Jamaica 0 Costa Rica 1
07 July 09 El Salvador 0 Canada 1
10 July 09 Costa Rica 2 Canada 2
10 July 09 El Salvador 0 Jamaica 1
(Canada and Costa Rica qualified for the Quarter-finals)

Group B
04 July 09 Honduras 1 Haiti 0
04 July 09 Grenada 0 USA 4
08 July 09 Haiti 2 Grenada 0
08 July 09 USA 2 Honduras 0
11 July 09 USA 2 Haiti 2
11 July 09 Honduras 4 Grenada 0
(USA, Honduras and Haiti qualified for the Quarter-finals)

Group C
05 July 09 Panama 1 Guadeloupe 2
05 July 09 Nicaragua 0 Mexico 2
09 July 09 Guadeloupe 2 Nicaragua 0
09 July 09 Mexico 1 Panama 1
12 July 09 Panama 4 Nicaragua 0
12 July 09 Mexico 2 Guadeloupe 0
(Mexico, Guadeloupe and Panama qualified for the Quarter-finals)

Quarter-finals
18 July 09 Canada vs Honduras
18 July 09 USA vs Panama
19 July 09 Guadeloupe vs Costa Rica
19 July 09 Mexico vs Haiti

Semi-finals
23 July 09 Winner of QF1 vs Winner of QF2
23 July 09 Winner of QF3 vs Winner of QF4

Final
26 July 09 Winner of SF1 vs Winner of SF2


Top Scorers' Chart (as at 12 July 2009)
2 goals - Osael Romero (El Salvador), Ali Gerba (Canada), Stuart Holden (USA), Carlos Costly (Honduras), Luis Tejada (Panama), Blas Perez (Panama), Miguel Sabah (Mexico)
1 goal - Patrice Bernier (Canada), Marcel de Jong (Canada), Warren Granados (Costa Rica), Celso Borges (Costa Rica), Andy Herron (Costa Rica), Walter Centeno (Costa Rica), Omar Cummings (Jamaica), Roger Espinoza (Honduras), Walter Martinez (Honduras), Melvin Valladares (Honduras), Freddy Adu (USA), Charlie Davis (USA), Robbie Rogers (USA), Santino Quaranta (USA), Brian Ching (USA), Davy Arnaud (USA), Nelson Barahona (Panama), Gabriel Enrique Gomez (Panama), David Fleurival (Guadeloupe), Loic Loval (Guadeloupe), Stephane Auvray (Guadeloupe), Ludovic Gotin (Guadeloupe), Pablo Barrera (Mexico), Luis Miguel Noriega (Mexico), Gerardo Torrado (Mexico), Fabrice Noel (Haiti), James Marcelin (Haiti), Mones Chery (Haiti), Vaniel Sirin (Haiti)