How to watch Concacaf Gold Cup 2021: live stream every game from anywhere

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Mexico and the United States have won each of the past 10 Concacaf Gold Cups, and they'll renew their rivalry at the tournament once more with El Tri as the reigning champions and the Stars and Stripes as hosts. We've got another summer festival of football to look forward to, so read on to find out how to watch a Gold Cup 2021 live stream from anywhere.

Gold Cup 2021 live stream and dates

Dates: July 10 - August 1

Gold Cup 2021 live stream: Fox Sports via Sling TV FuboTV (opens in new tab) (US) | Premier Sports (opens in new tab) (UK) | Sports Flick (opens in new tab) (AUS) | One Soccer (opens in new tab) (CAN)

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It's mere weeks after Gregg Berhalter's men beat Gerardo Martino's in the inaugural Nations League final. The United States came out on top then, but they're going to be taking to the field without their brightest stars at the Gold Cup, Christian Pulisic, Giovanni Reyna and Weston McKennie taking the rest of the summer off to give the MLS a chance to take center stage.

Hirving Lozano, Jesus Corona and Hector Herrera are all involved for Mexico, though Guillermo Ochoa is saving himself for the Olympics.

Costa Rica, led by Joel Campbell, are also being hotly tipped, as are Honduras, though Jamaica are shaping up as a force to be reckoned with. The Reggae Boyz got to the semi-finals two years ago, and have talent throughout their team, star man Leon Bailey set to be supported by a strong cast including Amarii Bell, Bobby Reid and the ever-intriguing Ravel Morrison.

This promises to be an intriguing tournament, and here's how to live stream Gold Cup 2021 from anywhere.

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How to watch Gold Cup 2021 from outside your country

Scroll down for all the ways you can watch the Gold Cup online in a number of countries around the world. But first, you should know that if you're abroad at any point during the tournament, you probably won't be able to watch the footy like you normally would at home.

This is because of geo-blocking, a digital restriction that means certain streaming services are only accessible in the region they're based in. Don't sweat it, though, as you've got the option of using a VPN to tune to your preferred coverage wherever you are.

Use a VPN to live stream Gold Cup 2021 from anywhere

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How to watch 2021 Gold Cup: live stream in the US with and without cable

Soccer fans based in the US can tune in to the Gold Cup on Fox Sports.

If you get the channel as part of your cable package, you can also watch the action unfold on Fox Sports' streaming platform (opens in new tab), though you'll have to enter your cable provider’s credentials.

How to watch 2021 Gold Cup without cable

There are plenty of over-the-top TV streaming services you can use too. Of the many options, we think Sling TV is the best fit for most soccer fans' need (opens in new tab)s, with its Blue package offering Fox Sports.

Sling Blue usually costs $35 per month, but new subscribers can get a fantastic bargain - right now you can save big bucks with this Sling TV deal, which lets you get a whole month of Sling Blue for $10 (opens in new tab).

Another great option is fuboTV (opens in new tab), an even more comprehensive streamer that also offers Fox Sports channels. Packages start from $64.99 a month, but there's a FREE fuboTV trial (opens in new tab) you can try to see if it's right for you.

Spanish-language coverage is also available in the US via TUDN and Univision.

And remember, if you're abroad right now you can use a VPN (opens in new tab) to tune into your home subscription service, no matter where you are in the world.

How to watch a 2021 Gold Cup live stream in the UK

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How to watch Gold Cup 2021 soccer in Australia

In Australia, there's only one place to tune into Gold Cup action, with niche streaming service Sports Flick (opens in new tab) set to show all of the games from the tournament.

Sports Flick's coverage can be streamed across a wide range of devices, including smartphones, tablets and laptops, as well as dedicated streamers like Chromecast, Roku, Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV.

A subscription costs $14.99 per month or $99.99 for a year, and Sports Flick offers coverage of plenty more football events, including the Women’s Champions League, Chinese Super League, K League, Austrian Bundesliga, and UAE Arabian Gulf League.

Kick-off times vary, but most of the action takes place before noon, with the early games set to begin at 7am AEST, and the latest at 12pm.

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How to watch 2021 Gold Cup soccer in Canada

2021 Gold Cup teams and groups

Group A

Mexico
El Salvador
Curaçao
Trinidad and Tobago

Group B

United States
Canada
Martinique
Haiti

Group C

Costa Rica
Jamaica
Suriname
Guadeloupe

Group D

Honduras
Panama
Grenada
Qatar

Aatif is a freelance copywriter and journalist based in the UK. He’s written about technology, science and politics for publications including Gizmodo, The Independent, Trusted Reviews and Newsweek, but focuses on streaming at Future, an arrangement that combines two of his greatest passions: sport and penny-pinching.

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