Gold Cup · CONCACAF · level 1

2003

Honors
champion —
mvp —
golden boot Landon Donovan

5 games 3.40 goals / game 23,317 avg. attendance

Season leaders

complete stats

Goals

  1. Landon Donovan 4
  2. Brian McBride 3
  3. Carlos Bocanegra 2
  4. Rolando Fonseca 2
  5. Bobby Convey 1
  6. Diego 1
  7. Earnie Stewart 1
  8. Eddie Lewis 1
  9. Kaká 1
  10. Steve Ralston 1

Assists

  1. Eddie Lewis 3
  2. Steve Ralston 3
  3. Brian McBride 2
  4. Greg Vanney 2
  5. Landon Donovan 2
  6. Claudio Reyna 1
  7. Ewerthon 1
  8. Steven Bryce 1

Appearances

  1. Earnie Stewart 5
  2. Eddie Lewis 5
  3. Frankie Hejduk 5
  4. Kasey Keller 5
  5. Landon Donovan 5
  6. Pablo Mastroeni 5
  7. Bobby Convey 4
  8. Brian McBride 4
  9. Carlos Bocanegra 4
  10. Claudio Reyna 4

Most recent games

all games

date season team score team venue referee attendance sources
July 26, 2003 2003 Costa Rica 2 - 3 United States Miami, FL — 1
July 23, 2003 2003 Brazil 2 - 1 United States Miami, FL 35211 1
July 19, 2003 2003 Cuba 0 - 5 United States Foxborough, MA 15627 1
July 14, 2003 2003 Martinique 0 - 2 United States Foxborough, MA 8780 1
July 12, 2003 2003 El Salvador 0 - 2 United States Foxborough, MA 33652 1

Where the minutes came from

United States: 4,618 minutes, 46.6%United States: 4,618 minutes, 46.6%Netherlands: 332 minutes, 3.4%Costa Rica: 374 minutes, 3.8%El Salvador: 136 minutes, 1.4%Brazil: 195 minutes, 2.0%
  • 25% and over
  • 10-25%
  • 5-10%
  • 2-5%
  • under 2%
Minutes by country of origin. Each country is shaded by its share of the minutes; the bands are fixed, so one season can be compared with another. Hover or focus a country for its figures, and read the table below for all of them. A country too small to draw at this crop is marked with a dot.
minutes by country of origin
countryminutesshare
United States 4,618 46.6%
not recorded 4,245 42.9%
Costa Rica 374 3.8%
Netherlands 332 3.4%
Brazil 195 2.0%
El Salvador 136 1.4%

No birthplace is on record for 4,081 of these minutes, so they go by the player's recorded nationality instead.

Totals are summed from what the record holds — see the coverage note.