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Right from the word go, Mexico have looked the team to beat and that has proven to be the case, as they have reached the last match of this championship, though the task is far from done. USA, who won this contest back in 2017, stand between Gerard Martino's men along with a very first Gold Cup success since 2015. All the way through the tournament, Mexico's attacking ability and overall stylish play has caught the eye. They have been in scintillating attacking form throughout the classes, scoring 13 goals in two games. They did of course face inferior opposition, though it would have been easy for them to hold back, winning but only a few goals, so the fact they went full throttle and looked to build momentum was gratifying. Since the championship got severe, Mexico have slowed down in terms of goals scored, scoring just once in regulation time throughout the knockout rounds, though their overall performance levels haven't really dipped, particularly from an attacking point of view. Against Costa Rica at the quarters, Mexico posted 1.98 expected goals for, while they continued to be creative against Haiti last time out, posting 2.43. Mexico aren't the only team to impress both in terms of imagination and goals, as USA have also dazzled the crowds at times. During the groups, Greg Berhalter's men notched a pleasing 11 goals, while they've scored four in two knockout matches. Last time outside when scoring three goals against the Jamaicans, USA looked really dangerous from the final third. They also shaped as though they would relish playing against a Mexico facet that surely emerge and play, thus leaving space in behind. So far as imagination goes, USA are just as great as Mexico since entering the knockout rounds. Against Curacao, they posted 1.83 anticipated goals for, while they delivered 2.91 against the Reggae Boyz last time outside. Given both Mexico and USA have offered lots going forward at this championship, equally'Over 2.5 Goals' and'Both Teams to Score' look like viable options ahead of the game. Finals can at times be cagey affairs, though neither of the pair are very likely to embrace a tentative approach, therefore the fans in attendance at Soldier Field should be treated to an open, attacking event. Ultimately, once we consider that we are discussing the best two attacking teams at the championship, who've averaged 2.2 and 2.37 expected goals for, it is not difficult to conclude that the chances of a relatively high-scoring game where the two get about the score-sheet, are greater than the present odds would have us believe. Therefore, a punt on the preceding picks provides some value. Read more: http://classicsounds.pl/gareth-bale-zinedine-zidane-urges-fans-not-to-jeer-wales-forward/