CONCACAF to introduce CL format in 2009
Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) - CONCACAF will introduce a Champions League in 2009 as its main club competition, replacing its Champions Cup, the regional governing body announced Wednesday.
Besides saying that the competition will include a group phase, no details on the format or structure were disclosed.
The decision was approved by CONCACAF's executive committee at its meeting in Curacao in the Netherlands Antilles on Tuesday, the organization said in a release.
Soccer's governing body for North and Central America and the Caribbean has changed the format of its premier club championship several times in the past decade, and announced plans for a champions league competition in 2002, but abandoned it before it conducted a draw.
Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) - CONCACAF will introduce a Champions League in 2009 as its main club competition, replacing its Champions Cup, the regional governing body announced Wednesday.
Besides saying that the competition will include a group phase, no details on the format or structure were disclosed.
The decision was approved by CONCACAF's executive committee at its meeting in Curacao in the Netherlands Antilles on Tuesday, the organization said in a release.
Soccer's governing body for North and Central America and the Caribbean has changed the format of its premier club championship several times in the past decade, and announced plans for a champions league competition in 2002, but abandoned it before it conducted a draw.
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