Costa Rica got the 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup tournament off to a flying start, trouncing opponents Cuba 5-0.

In group B Jamaica started off brightly with a 4-0 demolition of Grenada.

Panama got its campaign off to a win but were made to work hard by opponents Guadeloupe, prevailing 3-2.

Gold Cup hosts, the United States, made an early statement, beating northern neighbor Canada 2-0 in their group opener.

Costa Rica had a slightly tougher game second time round, only managing a 1-1 draw against El Salvador.

Mexico though had no such problems, easily racking another five goals without reply against Cuba.

In Group B, Jamaica continues its good form with a 2-0 victory over Guatemala.

Canada boosted its chances of making the quarterfinals with a 1-0 win over Guadelope.

Panam dealt tournament favorite the United States a shock when it beat the host 2-1.

Cuba continued its miserable run at the tournament shipping another six goals to El Salvador and going out of the tournament.

Mexico conceded a goal to Costa Rica in its final group game but scored four to win and progress to the quarterfinals.

Guatemala made short work of minnow Grenada thumping them 4-0 to seal its quarterfinal spot.

Jamaica kept a perfect record after beating Honduras 1-0 to seal its quarterfinal spot.

Canada came agonisingly close to a quarterfinal berth only to concede a vital goal to Panama.

On the brink of being eliminated, the United States closed out the game against Guadeloupe with a 1-0 win to move into the quarterfinals.
 

Honduras overcame Costa Rica to reach the semifinals

Mexico saw off a determined Guatemala to advance to the semifinals.

The United States ended Jamaica's perfect record and its participation at the Gold Cup with a 2-0 win and a spot in the semifinals.

Panama held its nerve in a penalty shootout against El Salvador to progress to the semifinals.

The United States met Panama in the semifinals and gained a measure of vengeance for its group stage defeat with a 1-0 win over Panama and spot in the final.

Mexico needed extra time to break Honduras' resistance and score two goals for a spot in the final.

Mexico rallied from two goals down to beat the United States 4-2 in the final of the CONCACAF Gold Cup.

Honduras racked up the biggest margin of victory in the tournament, beating Grenada 7-1.

Honduras and Guatemala were evenly matched and played to a goalless draw.

Group A heavyweight Mexico also put five goals past its opponent El Salvador in its Gold Cup opener.