Gold Cup 2017: TV Schedule and Live Stream for Quarter-Finals Fixtures

The CONCACAF Gold Cup has reached the knockout phase, with the last eight vying for spots in the semi-finals.

Mexico will have faith in their ability to retain the title, but the United States will push hard as the host nation.

Costa Rica, Panama, Canada, Jamaica, El Salvador and Honduras complete the lineup of teams who will become the next champions.

Here is the quarter-finals schedule with TV and streaming information.

Wednesday, July 19: 6 p.m. ET/ 11 p.m. BST—Costa Rica vs. Panama

Wednesday, July 19: 9 p.m. ET/ 2 a.m. BST—United States vs. El Salvador 

Thursday, July 20: 7:30 p.m./12:30 a.m BST—Jamaica vs. Canada

Thursday, July 20: 10:30 p.m. ET/ 3:30 a.m. BST—Mexico vs. Honduras 

TV: Fox (U.S.)

Streaming available via Fox Sports Go and fubo.tv.

Preview

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Mexico limped through parts of the group phase due to a lack of star talent, but they still had enough in the locker to advance as winners of Group C.

They now face Honduras who grabbed one of the best third-place qualification berths after earning four points, thanks mainly to the 3-0 win awarded to them after French Guiana fielded ineligible player Florent Malouda in their starting lineup.

El Tri left it to the final match to wrap up the group, beating Curacao, who failed to score at the tournament after conceding six goals.

According to FIFA, the Hondurans are ranked No. 72 in the world and have also failed to score in this tournament so far. 

However, the Mexicans are many people's favourites to advance to the last four of the competition.

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The United States were unbeaten in the group stage but conceded against opposition who shouldn't penetrate their defence.

Martinique found the net against the Stars and Stripes, and the Americans need to improve during the knockouts against robust sides.

Jamaica have shown their stubbornness in the competition, and they will be tricky to beat as they face Canada.

The Reggae Boyz frustrated Mexico in their recent encounter, but they lack the firepower to support their rigid core.

Costa Rica and Panama will provide an entertaining match, and both teams have the potential to make it to the final.

La Sele have genuine aspirations to advance further after dominating Group A as they scored five times.

Panama are unbeaten as they tied with the United States on points, and they have a wealth of attacking talent to supplement their ambitions.

Prediction to Advance: Panama, United States, Jamaica and Mexico