Gold Cup 2013 Live Stream: How to Catch the Remainder of Thrilling Tournament

The 2013 Gold Cup has reached the quarterfinal stage with only the eight best teams remaining in Brazil. After group play, the United States and Panama have tallied the most points in the tournament, but that only means so much now.

The quarterfinal round will wrap up July 21, with Group B and Group A winners United States and Honduras taking the pitch. After the quarterfinals wrap up, the semifinal field will be set and the tournament will have just three more games left to play. Let's take a look at when and where you can catch the remaining games.

Remaining Tournament Schedule

(All games can be live streamed on Fox Soccer 2Go)

Quarterfinals

July 21 at 4 p.m. ET: United States vs. El Salvador (Fox)

July 21 at 7 p.m. ET: Honduras vs. Costa Rica (Fox Soccer)

Semifinals

July 24 at 7 p.m. ET

July 24 at 10 p.m. ET

Final

July 28 at 4 p.m. ET

While much of the remaining matchups are yet to be determined, the U.S. and Honduras are two teams to keep an eye on. Both won their respective groups and gave up just two goals in group play.

The difference between the two teams is that Honduras scored just three goals while the United States scored 11.

Costa Rica and El Salvador will be the respective underdogs in both fixtures, but the former has the best chance of advancing. Costa Rica fell to the U.S. by just one goal and won its other two group games.

Obviously, there's still plenty of football left to be played, but there's no mistaking the two favorites to make the final are Mexico and the United States.

The two nations have faced one another in the last three Gold Cup finals. Since 2002, the Gold Cup has been won by either Mexico or the Americans.

Mexico didn't have the greatest group play experience, finishing second in Group A to Panama. There's certainly a chance neither the U.S. nor its rival from Group A take home the Gold Cup title, but it's not exactly likely given recent history.