CONCACAF Champions League launched
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COMPETITIONS: CONCACAF Champions League Launched
Published 1/28/2008 by Rumor Mill at Major League Soccer (MLS) Rumors - For the time between the games
NEW YORK -- CONCACAF (Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football) announced Monday the official launch of the new continental club championship, the CONCACAF Champions League which will commence in August 2008. The CONCACAF Champions League will replace the Champions' Cup which will cease to exist after the 2008 edition. The CONCACAF Champions League will see a Confederation record number of 24 teams from all sectors of the CONCACAF region participating. The preliminary round begins in August 2008 with the first CONCACAF Champions League winner to be crowned in late April 2009. The CONCACAF Champions League will feature four ...
CONCACAF CL: Ah, Canada…
Published 1/29/2008 by Jeff at Center Holds It
File this under things I shouldn’t mention, but I don’t always read all the items to which I link thoroughly. Shocking, I know. And it’s possible you may have noticed this….hopefully, not though.
Personal issues notwithstanding, I finally read the announcement on the upcoming CONCACAF Champions League closely enough to catch an ...
CONCACAF Champions League, Coming to a Club Near You. (Unless your team sucks)
Published 1/29/2008 by Laurie at The Offside
CONCACAF Champions League, Coming to a Club Near You. (Unless your team sucks) By: Laurie | January 29th, 2008 Europe’s Champions League, the tournament where the best European clubs fight it out for the European club championship, is my favorite competition short of World Cup. It’s even better in some ways because it happens every year. I love seeing the clashing styles of clubs from various countries. I love the best of the best of the best aspect. I love the fact that there is always a minnow or two from a smaller country who makes it past the group stage ahead of some bigger-money teams — and gets a fair bit of money in the process. Of course there are some ...
