This summer’s Concacaf Gold Cup will be a sprawling, coast-to-coast event played at 14 U.S. stadiums and one in Canada, the regional governing body announced. The July 16 final was already set for SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. No other specific match assignments were unveiled Monday, but the semifinals are expected to be in the western U.S.
The 15 host venues are:
Charlotte: Bank of America Stadium
Chicago: Soldier Field
Cincinnati: TQL Stadium
Dallas/Arlington, Texas: AT&T Stadium
Houston: NRG Stadium and Shell Energy Stadium
Las Vegas: Allegiant Stadium
Los Angeles/Inglewood, Calif.: SoFi Stadium
Miami/Ft. Lauderdale: DRV PNK Stadium
New York/Harrison, N.J.: Red Bull Arena
Phoenix/Glendale, Ariz.: State Farm Stadium
San Diego: Snapdragon Stadium
San Francisco Bay Area/Santa Clara, Calif.: Levi’s Stadium
St. Louis: CityPark Stadium
Toronto: BMO Field
