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Just over a week after the Seattle Sounders and Toronto FC went on the road and upset the favorites, MLS Cup 2019 is on the horizon as the 24th season in league history comes to a close. CenturyLink Field in Seattle will be the epicenter on Sunday at 3 PM when the two sides face off in the MLS Cup final for the third time in the past four years. 

The dust has settled following the 2019 Gold Cup final, a fierce affair in which the U.S. men’s national team failed to defend their regional crown. Tournament surprises Curacao and Haiti both narrowly lost in the knockout rounds and offered evidence that power may indeed be shifting away from Central America to the Caribbean nations, but, in the end, it was perennial kings Mexico and the U.S. who flexed their muscles and met for the sixth time in the final.

Mexico claimed their eighth Gold Cup title on Sunday evening, defeating the USA 1-0 at Solider Field in Chicago. LA Galaxy midfielder Jonathan Dos Santos scored the game's only goal in the 73rd minute, denying the U.S.' quest to repeat as champions of the regional tournament. The final was the first matchup between the two giants of Concacaf since 2011, when Mexico won 4-2 at the Rose Bowl. 

Regional dominance all comes down to this.

During 180 minutes of their two-legged Coppa Italia semifinal, AC Milan and Lazio mustered only one goal between them. While a strike from Joaquin Correa in the 58th minute of the second leg was enough to see the Biancocelesti through to the final on May 15, the other tie couldn’t have been more different.