CONCACAF Champions Cup Titles by Country
Key Findings
About This Dataset
CONCACAF Champions Cup Titles by CountryMexico dominate with 41 titles, nearly seven times the total of every other country combined at the top, making this the most one-sided continental competition in world football. Costa Rica are a distant second with six, and the United States have just three despite being the region's largest economy and hosting Major League Soccer. The remaining countries form a long flat tail, with El Salvador on three and Suriname, Honduras, Trinidad and Tobago, Guatemala and Haiti on two each. Those Caribbean and Central American totals were mostly earned in the competition's earlier decades. The chart shows a region where one national league has effectively owned the trophy for over sixty years.
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Methodology & source
- Data source
- Wikipedia: CONCACAF Champions Cup
- Coverage
- 9 entities · 9 observations
- Measure
- CONCACAF Champions Cup Titles Won
- Last updated
- 14 July 2026
- Compiled by
- The ANYSTAT team, from the source above
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