Mexico vs Costa Rica Prediction, Odds & Betting Tips 09/07/2023

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CONCACAF Gold Cup - AT&T Stadium

3rd Round

*These betting odds were correct at the time of publication but are subject to change.

Another interesting matchup in the quarter-finals Gold Cup is the Mexico vs Costa Rica duel, scheduled for Sunday, July 9th. So, let's take a closer look at the match and what we expect to happen.

Mexico vs Costa Rica Predictions and Betting Picks

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Our First Mexico vs Costa Rica Prediction: Under 2.5 Total Goals

  • The last five duels between Mexico and Costa Rica have all gone under 2.5 total goals
  • We saw just one goal in the last three h2hh meetings between these two teams

Our Second Mexico vs Costa Rica Prediction: Mexico to Win and Lead at Half Time

  • Mexico didn't lose in the last five matches against Costa Rica, winning twice in that span
  • Mexico won two of their three games in group stages, only losing in the last round after already securing top spot in the group
  • Costa Rica has just one win in the last five games overall and it was against Martinique, a pretty weak opponent

Top Odds and Important Stats for Mexico vs Costa Rica

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Mexico odds: -275 (1.36) – 73.30% Probability

Draw odds: +380 (4.80) – 20.80% Probability

Costa Rica odds: +625 (7.25) – 13.80% Probability

It is clear from these odds that Mexico are expected winners in this game with a 73.30% probability to win. Also, the top candidate to become the First Goalscorer in this match is Santiago Gimenez at +350 (4.50) odds, which is the same as a 22.20% probability.

Mexico – Costa Rica Preview: Team News, Latest Form, and Potential Lineups

Find all the latest news and updates on both teams right here, including our predicted Mexico vs Costa Rica lineups:

Mexico

After wins in their first two games in the group Mexico already secured the top spot. With that in mind, their loss with a mixed team against Qatar in the last round of group stages wasn't as surprising as it would've been otherwise. In any case, Mexico seemed great so far at the tournament and while Costa Rica is a good team, they are clearly the favorites to get to the semi-finals of Gold Cup.

Mexico Predicted Lineup:

Ochoa – Araujo, Alvarez, Vasquez, Gallardo – E. Sanchez, Chavez, Romo – Antuna, Martin, Pineda

Costa Rica

Although they entered the last round of the group stages with just one point, Costa Rica was lucky enough that a win over Martinique was all they needed to finish second in their group. So, it wasn't a great tournament for them so far, but here they are, in the quarter-finals and with a chance to get even further, if they can surprise Mexico.

Costa Rica Predicted Lineup:

Chamorro – Fuller, Waston, Vargas, Calvo – Azofeifa, Borges – Campbell, Mora, Madrigal – Contreras

Starting Lineups

Mexico

Mexico
4-3-3
13
Guillermo Ochoa
mx
2
Jorge Sanchez
mx
4
Edson Alvarez
mx
3
Cesar Montes
mx
23
Jesus Gallardo
mx
24
Luis Chavez
mx
5
Johan Vasquez
mx
7
Luis Romo
mx
15
Uriel Antuna
mx
20
Henry Martin
mx
17
Orbelin Pineda
mx
Substitutes
6
Gerardo Arteaga
mx
25
Roberto Alvarado
mx
16
Diego Lainez
mx
19
Israel Reyes
mx
2
Julian Araujo
mx
9
Jonathan Herrera
mx
11
Santiago Gimenez
mx
8
Carlos Rodriguez
mx
14
Erick Sanchez
mx
22
Victor Andres Guzman
mx
1
Luis Malagon
mx
1
Jose Rodriguez
mx

Costa Rica

Costa Rica
4-3-3
1
Kevin Chamorro
cr
22
Jefry Valverde
cr
19
Kendall Waston
cr
4
Juan Pablo Vargas
cr
15
Francisco Calvo
cr
20
Wilmer Jesus Azofeifa Valverde
cr
5
Celso Borges
cr
12
Joel Campbell
cr
10
Cristopher Nunez
cr
20
Josimar Alcocer
cr
7
Anthony Contreras
cr
Substitutes
1
Jussef Delgado
cr
23
Alexandre Lezcano
cr
17
Warren Madrigal
cr
19
Kenneth Vargas
cr
9
Diego Campos
cr
3
Pablo Arboine
cr
11
Aaron Rene Suarez Zuniga
cr
24
Yeltsin Tejeda
cr
13
Suhander Zuniga
cr
4
Keysher Fuller
cr
2
Carlos Martinez
cr
14
Ricardo Pena
cr

Teams commonly release their starting lineups one hour before the kickoff.

Player to Watch: Henry Martin

While Martin only scored one goal in the group stages, he also added one assist to contribute to his team finishing first in their group and he is our player to watch against Costa Rica.

After all, the 30-year-old forward has plenty of experience and that can be very valuable in quarter-finals, so Costa Rica needs to keep a close eye on Martin in this game.

Mexico vs Costa Rica