The CONCACAF hexagonal, 30 matches over 11 months to determine three automatic berths in the 2018 World Cup in Russia, enters the final stretch with one team having already clinched (Mexico), one on the verge of clinching (Costa Rica), one eliminated (Trinidad and Tobago), one in the mix but carrying a poor goal differential (Honduras) and the other two (United States and Panama) set to collide in a massive match Friday in Orlando.
A closer look at U.S. soccer’s World Cup qualifying scenarios
