Costa Rica3. Suriname4. Dominican Republic — 0 points (-1 GD)Group B1. Canada2. Honduras3. El Salvador4. CuracaoGroup C1. Panama2. Jamaica3. Guatemala4. GuadeloupeGroup D1. United States (USMNT) — 3 points (+5 GD)2.

The United States men's national team may have lost four consecutive matches in all competitions, but kicking off the Concacaf Gold Cup facing Trinidad and Tobago on Sunday is a chance to refocus.

The United States men’s soccer team will host Trinidad and Tobago in their CONCACAF Gold Cup opener today – Sunday, June 15 – at PayPal Park in San Jose, California.

The U.S. hopes a blowout win over the world’s 100th-ranked team can start to lessen the pessimism created by the Americans’ longest losing streak since 2007.

Malik Tillman struck twice in the first half, while Patrick Agyemang and substitutes Brenden Aaronson and Haji Wright would all get on the scoresheet.

More importantly, Mauricio Pochettino's squad break a four-game losing streak to start the tournament on the right foot.

The U.S. men's national team enters the CONCACAF Gold Cup coming off a four-game losing streak under new head coach Mauricio Pochettino. And if the USMNT is going to right the ship this tournament, it's going to do so without its best players.