Concacaf has announced the host venues for the 2023 edition of the Gold Cup, which includes Toronto’s BMO Field. It will host Canada’s game against the winner of a preliminary match on June 27.

BMO Field previously hosted a pair of matches during the 2015 edition of the competition. Canada drew Costa Rica 0-0 in Toronto at that tournament, and failed to advance to the knockout stage. Current Atlético Ottawa pair Karl Ouimette and Maxim Tissot started against Costa Rica under then Canada manager Benito Floro.

Eight years later, having finished top of Concacaf World Cup qualifying, and just qualified for the Nations League Finals, this Canada team will be looking for a much better finish at the 2023 edition.

Here is the full list of venues that will play host to matches during the 2023 tournament, which will kick off on June 16. Concacaf will announce the full schedule, with venues and ticketing information, following the group stage draw.

Concacaf previously announced that Canada will be a seeded team during the tournament, and drawn into Group D. The top two teams from each of the Gold Cup’s four groups will advance to the knockout stage.

Canada have been drawn into Group D, where they will play Guatemala, Cuba an the winner of preliminary match 7.