Mexico is set to clash with the Dominican Republic to commence the 2025 Concacaf Gold Cup group stage this Saturday. El Tri, the reigning Nations League champions, recently celebrated a narrow 1-0 win over Türkiye in a friendly. In contrast, the Dominican Republic will arrive unbeaten in nine of its past ten matches across various competitions.

Kickoff is scheduled for 10:15 p.m. ET at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, CA. The odds list Mexico as heavy favorites at -850 (betting $850 to win $100), while the Dominican Republic is positioned as underdogs at +1800. A draw is set at +650, with the total goals over/under line at 3.5.

Before finalizing any bets on the Dominican Republic vs. Mexico matchup, make sure to check the insights of SportsLine’s experienced soccer analyst, Brandt Sutton. Additionally, explore our Inter Miami vs. Al Ahly Club World Cup picks for Saturday featuring Messi.

Sutton has seen success across multiple leagues for SportsLine subscribers in 2023, including Champions League and EPL, and concluded 2022 as SportsLine’s top soccer analyst with a 165-130-2 record that brought almost $2,200 returns for $100 bettors.

Sutton’s Top Bets for Saturday’s Matchup:

• Mexico to win both halves (+100) El Tri has been on a winning streak, securing four victories in their last six games across competitions. Raul Jimenez leads an attack that netted goals in five of those matches, leaving the Dominican Republic vulnerable.

• Mexico win and Under 3.5 goals (-140)
  “Mexico claimed victory in three of their last four matches, all yielding less than 3.5 goals,” Sutton remarks. “El Tri maintained clean sheets in two of those outings and limited Türkiye to only one shot on target on Tuesday.”

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