Jiménez

Jiménez’s Winner Sends Mexico Crashing Through to Gold Cup Final

In a tightly contested semifinal at Levi’s Stadium on July 2, 2025, Raúl Jiménez struck in the 50th minute to secure a 1–0 victory over Honduras. His goal, assisted by 16-year-old Gilberto Mora, booked Mexico’s spot in the final.

⚡ Key Moments

The breakthrough came shortly after halftime, when Alexis Vega initiated a swift move. Mora slid the ball into Jiménez, who calmly finished for his 42nd international goal.
Near miss for Mexico: Edson Álvarez tapped in off a set piece, but the goal was overturned via VAR for offside.
Honduras defense tested, but couldn’t draw level. Goalkeeper Luis Malagón kept his fourth straight clean sheet, denying their only shot on target.

Mexico dominated possession (56%), deploying a standard 4-3-3 that limited Honduras’s chances. Honduras employed a direct 4-4-2 formation, generated early pressure—most notably a chippy exchange involving Ochoa and Quioto—but ultimately failed to break through.

What’s Next

Mexico will face the United States in the Gold Cup final on Sunday in Houston, marking their 12th final appearance. Mexico holds a 5–2 edge in Gold Cup finals history and has won the tournament nine times—compared to the U.S.'s seven titles.

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