The Women’s Gold Cup will be decided this Sunday with the final between the United States and Brazil at the Snapdragon Stadium in California. This will be the first edition of the women’s Concacaf tournament.
The California stadium has capacity for more than 35,000 people. A packed stadium is expected after having the United States at home and Brazil, one of the strongest women’s teams in the world.
How much do tickets cost to see the Gold Cup final?
Tickets for this Sunday’s game started from $50 to $250 dollars, according to the ticketmaster website.
According to the website, There were few tickets left located in the highest areas (Upper Suites) for this Sunday’s women’s soccer match.
How did the United States and Brazil reach the Gold Cup final?
The United States defeated Canada on penalties this Wednesday (2-2, 1-3 in the shootout) and will play against Brazil in the final of the first edition of the women’s Gold Cup.
Team USWNT started winning the match with a goal from Jaedyn Shaw, but the Canadians tied in the final minutes to force overtime.
In overtime, Canada took the lead on the scoreboard and then the United States tied again to go to the penalty shootout.
On penalties, Alyssa Naeher was a hero after stopping two penalties and scoring one that qualified the Americans to the Gold Cup final.
For its part, Canarinha beat Mexico 3-0 this Wednesday in the semifinals and became the first finalist of the inaugural edition of the women’s Gold Cup, in which she will face one between the United States and Canada.
Brazil, which defeated Argentina 5-1 in the quarterfinals, He repeated another great display at the Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego (California) and beat Mexico with goals from Adriana Leal, Antonia Silva and Yasmin Cosman.
The Brazilian team got the tie back on track with two goals in the first halfin which Mexico ended up with ten players due to the expulsion, for a direct red card, of Nicolette Hernández.
Keep reading:
– The United States reaches the final of the Women’s Gold Cup with Alyssa Naeher as the hero
– Brazil ended Mexico’s dream in the W Gold Cup with a 3-0 victory