Club América, the only Liga MX team that remains unbeaten on US soil in the Concachampions
Despite not going through their best moment under the command of André Jardine, the Coapa team has achieved what no other Liga MX team has.
en.as.comHere are the latest headlines I found about Concachampions:
- Palmeiras floated a bold idea in 2025 to move Brazilian clubs from Conmebol to Concacaf, which would shift participation from Copa Libertadores to Concacaf events; this sparked debate about competition structure and racism-related governance in South American football.[1]
- Club América remains unbeaten on U.S. soil in this year’s Concachampions, highlighting Liga MX’s strong showing against MLS teams and their continued influence in the tournament.[2]
- Concacaf’s recent coverage highlights top moments from the 2024 Concacaf Champions Cup Final, including Pachuca’s sixth title and notable performances, providing historical context for current campaigns.[3]
- General ongoing Concachampions presence and results for Liga MX clubs continue to shape the knockout rounds, with matches across the Round of 16 and quarterfinals featuring competitive showdowns between Mexican clubs and MLS teams.[2]
Notes:
- If you’d like, I can pull the most current match results, upcoming fixtures, and team-by-team progress in the current edition, or compile a quick snapshot by country (Mexico, MLS, MLS-affiliated teams) and by stage (group, knockout).
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Citations:
- Palmeiras proposal and Concacaf/Conmebol context.[1]
- Club América’s run and U.S. turf record.[2]
- 2024 Concacaf Champions Cup final moments and history.[3]