CONCACAF Champions League

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	Fox Sports » Seasons 2020-2022 FOX Sports has secured English-language rights for the 2020 CONCACAF Champions League in USA, following a three-year deal with the region’s soccer governing body. Matches from the Scotiabank Champions League will air live on FS1, FS2 and Fox Soccer Plus on TV, whereas FOX Sports’ apps and web platform will provide high-quality live streams to subscribers. Available on: Fox Soccer Plus Fox Sports 1 Fox Sports 2 FOX Sports App Foxsports.com
	TelevisaUnivision » Seasons 2017-2022 Spanish-language broadcaster TelevisaUnivision has secured American rights to the CONCACAF Champions League. TUDN is set to cover multiple fixtures. Scotiabank Champions League streams will be available in Spanish-language as well on TUDN’s web platform and mobile streaming apps for Android and iOS. Available on: TUDN USA Galavision Univision UniMás TUDN.com
	fuboTV » Seasons 2020-2022 American over-the-top (OTT) service Fubo TV will inherit all of Univision and TUDN’s coverage of the 2020 CONCACAF Champions League. Fubo TV subscribers in USA will be able to stream the matches with Spanish-language commentary, in high definition, on a wide range of mobile devices.

 

 

CONCACAF Champions League The CONCACAF Champions League is the most important club competition in the Northern, Central American and Caribbean confederation. This competition is played on a yearly basis, with the winner earning a spot in the FIFA Club World Cup every year. This tournament had its inaugural season in 1962 and has repeatedly changed its name and its format. It allocates ten spots to the highest-ranked leagues in CONCACAF, while the remaining six spots are awarded to the CONCACAF League’s champion and runners-up. Added to those teams, the four best-ranked teams in that tournament earn a chance to play for the CONCACAF Champions League title. This format was adopted in 2018 by the CONCACAF Champions League after groups were used in previous editions. The tournament kicks off in the Round of 16, where teams must play two-legged ties in all stages. Away goals are used as a tiebreaker in the event of a draw in the aggregate score. The final is played at the stadium owned by the best-ranked team playing for the trophy.

Unlike the practice in Europe and South America where the continental champions earn automatic qualification to the next edition of the competition, the winners of the CONCACAF Champions League do not automatically qualify for the following season's tournament.

Did you know? Mexican side Club Azul is the first in the history of the CONCACAF Champions League to win the title three times in a row (1969, 1970 and 1971).