Kick Around: Biggest Surprise So Far In The Gold Cup

The Goal.com editors discuss the biggest surprise in this summer’s Gold Cup.

Jul 21, 2009 2:20:27 PM

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With the semi-final round nearly upon us, the Goal.com Editors examine what has happened thus far in the CONCACAF Gold Cup and pick the biggest surprise, thus far.

The teams in the semis aren’t exactly a surprise, but what about the players on the team? Who has stood out? Has anything gone completely astray from what we thought going in?
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