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

The 2017 CONCACAF Gold Cup semi-finalists will become known on Thursday evening as Mexico, Honduras, Jamaica and Canada prepare to battle it out in the second half of the competition's quarter-final slate.

The University of Phoenix Stadium in Arizona will host a double-header of Gold Cup collisions, with Jamaica set to face Canada before pre-tournament favourites Mexico take on Honduras.

Of those four teams, El Tri were the only outfit to top their pool and finished two points ahead of Group C runners-up Jamaica, while Honduras squeezed into the next phase as one of the best third-placed qualifiers.

Canada ended the pool stage second to Costa Rica in Group A, and the Canucks will be hopeful of hurting the Reggae Boyz, considering the latter managed to score just three goals in three group games.

Here's how Thursday's quarter-final schedule is shaping up. Alternatively, visit the Gold Cup's official website for a look at the schedule in full.

Thursday, July 20: 7:30 p.m. ET/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 Sports 1 (U.S.), Unimas (U.S.)

Streaming available via Fox Sports Go and fubo.tv.

Preview

Mexico were previously seen as major front-runners for this summer's Gold Cup, but after seeing their resources strained by the FIFA Confederations Cup, their title hopes no longer look quite so strong.

It's usual that teams are permitted to reinforce their squads at this stage of the competition—six players apiece—but ESPN FC's Tom Marshall explained that Mexico have been rejected in their hopes of doing so:

That will be music to the ears of Honduras, although the fact their only win of the tournament so far came against French Guiana indicates El Tri may still have sufficient assets among their young, inexperienced selection.

Manager Juan Carlos Osorio's Mexico side have plenty of room for improvement, though. This was evidenced by the fact that even in their most recent result, a 2-0 win over minnows Curacao, their goalkeeper was elected the best player on the pitch:

As far as quarter-final routes go, Mexico have happened upon one of the easier opponents after Honduras scored just three times in the group stage, a record that could see them come undone against El Tri, who have conceded only once.

Another team that's scored only thrice in this competition is Jamaica, but Darren Mattocks—the man responsible for two of those strikes—has spoken hopefully of his side's chances against Canada, per CONCACAF:

Canada and Jamaica both have young squads—the former has only nine players aged 27 and over—and the fact the Canucks are spread across the world, while Jamaica are largely based in the United States, works against them.

Both teams are unbeaten thus far in the Gold Cup, but that record will change for one of these teams on Thursday, and it's an incredibly fine line that separates the two.