Tiffeny Milbrett’s 44th-minute goal gave the United States a 1-0 win over Brazil and the Women’s Gold Cup title. The final, a rematch of the 0-0 Group A game played on June 27, was played before 20,123 fans at Foxboro Stadium in Foxboro, Mass. Milbrett’s strike was her 76th career goal in 147 international appearances. The USA earns $150,000 in prize money for winning the tournament. Brazil, as runner-up, takes home $100,000. China defeated Canada, 2-1, in the third-place game also at Foxboro. China earns $75,000, while Canada, as the fourth-place team, gets $50,000. The remaining Gold Cup teams — Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica and Trinidad & Tobago — each earn $37,500. Women’s Gold Cup Final July 3 in Foxboro, Mass. United States 1, Brazil 0. Goal: Milbrett 44. USA — Mullinix, Pearce, Sobrero, Fawcett, Chastain, Foudy, Fair (Serlenga, 69), Lilly, Milbrett, Parlow (MacMillan, 62), Hamm. Brazil — Andreia (Maravilha, 46), Juliana, Monica, Daniela Alves, Tania, Cidinha, Deva (Priscilla, 70), Sissi, Katia (Maycon, 46), Rosana, Roseli. Ref.: Virginia Tovar (Mexico) Att.: 20,123. All-Tournament Team Goalkeeper Siri Mullinix (USA) Defenders Joy Fawcett (USA), Fan Yunjie (China), Juliana (Brazil). Midfielders Zhao Lihong (China), Julie Foudy (Brazil). Forwards Katia (Brazil), Tiffeny Milbrett (USA), Charmaine Hooper (Canada), Roseli (Brazil), Zhang Ouying (China).