DateRHjemme v Ude-
08/20 01:00 1 [2] Nashville SC v Inter Miami CF [1] 10-11
08/19 22:00 50 Philadelphia Union v Monterrey 3-0
08/16 01:30 2 [2] Nashville SC v Monterrey [1] 2-0
08/15 23:00 2 Philadelphia Union v Inter Miami CF 1-4
08/12 02:55 3 Los Angeles FC v Monterrey 2-3
08/12 01:09 3 [1] Philadelphia Union v Queretaro [2] 2-1
08/12 00:30 3 [2] Nashville SC v Minnesota United [2] 5-0
08/12 00:30 3 Inter Miami CF v Charlotte FC 4-0
08/09 02:30 4 Los Angeles FC v Real Salt Lake 4-0
08/09 02:00 4 Tigres UANL v Monterrey 0-1
08/09 00:00 4 [2] Minnesota United v Toluca [1] 6-4
08/09 00:00 4 [2] Nashville SC v Club America [2] 8-7
08/09 00:00 4 Philadelphia Union v New York Red Bulls 5-4
08/08 01:30 4 [2] Houston Dynamo v Charlotte FC [1] 1-2
08/08 00:00 4 [2] New England Revolution v Queretaro [2] 4-5
08/07 01:30 4 [2] FC Dallas v Inter Miami CF [1] 7-9
08/05 02:30 5 [2] Vancouver Whitecaps v Tigres UANL [1] 4-6
08/05 02:00 5 [2] Portland Timbers v Monterrey [1] 0-1
08/05 01:00 5 [2] Sporting Kansas City v Toluca [1] 1-4
08/05 01:00 5 [2] Real Salt Lake v Leon [1] 3-1
08/05 00:00 5 [1] Chicago Fire v Club America [2] 0-1
08/05 00:00 5 [1] FC Cincinnati v Nashville SC [2] 5-6
08/05 00:00 5 [1] Columbus Crew v Minnesota United [2] 6-7
08/04 00:30 5 [1] Charlotte FC v Cruz Azul [2] 4-3
08/04 00:00 5 [1] Unam Pumas v Queretaro [2] 0-1
08/04 00:00 5 [1] Philadelphia Union v DC United [2] 5-4
08/04 00:00 5 [1] New York Red Bulls v New York City FC [2] 1-0
08/04 00:00 5 [2] New England Revolution v Atlas [1] 10-9
08/03 02:30 5 Los Angeles FC v Juarez FC 7-1
08/03 01:35 5 Inter Miami CF v Orlando City SC 3-1

Wikipedia - Leagues Cup

The Leagues Cup is an annual soccer competition between clubs from Major League Soccer and Liga MX in North America, hosted in the United States and Canada. It debuted in July 2019 with four teams from both leagues participating. The first edition was a single-elimination tournament hosted in the United States with a final played in Las Vegas on September 18, 2019.

In 2023, the tournament was expanded to include all clubs from MLS and Liga MX, and now functions as a regional cup for CONCACAF between the top division leagues in Mexico and the United States, and includes MLS teams that are based in Canada. The top three Leagues Cup teams, regardless of nation, qualify for the CONCACAF Champions Cup, with the champions receiving a bye to the round of 16.

History

Major League Soccer and Liga MX clubs had previously played in the North American SuperLiga, which ran from 2007 to 2010. Both leagues also send clubs to the CONCACAF Champions League, which has been dominated by Mexican clubs, and the Campeones Cup, a single match played between the winners of the MLS Cup and the Campeón de Campeones. The two leagues began planning a bi-national, eight-team competition to complement the Champions League and provide Mexican clubs with matches to replace the Copa Libertadores in their calendar as soon as 2018. MLS and Liga MX announced a new partnership in March 2018 to create the Campeones Cup and explore options for other bi-national competitions between their clubs.

The Leagues Cup tournament was announced on May 29, 2019, featuring eight teams in its inaugural edition to be played during the summer. The announcement of the tournament was panned by soccer critics in the United States, who called it a meaningless friendly and "cash-grab" for American clubs. The MLS Players Association also expressed concerns over the tournament's creation on the basis of schedule congestion during the summertime. Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas was later announced as the host venue for the final and a broadcasting contract for the tournament was awarded to ESPN and TUDN (formerly Univision Deportes Network). This event was also televised on TSN and TVA Sports in Canada and Televisa in Mexico.

In July 2019, MLS and Liga MX announced that the second edition of the Leagues Cup in 2020 would feature 16 teams—eight from each league. The MLS participants would be drawn from the top four teams in each conference that do not qualify for the CONCACAF Champions League; the Liga MX participants would include the 2019 Apertura champion, 2020 Clausura champion, the 2019–20 Copa MX champion, and the next five best-placed teams in the league. The tournament was canceled on May 19, 2020, amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The eight-team format debuted in the 2021 Leagues Cup, which was played in August and September. In the final at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Mexican club León defeated Seattle Sounders FC, the first American finalist in the competition's history.

On April 14, 2022, MLS and Liga MX announced the 2022 Leagues Cup Showcase, which was held starting August 3, 2022, at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. The event included a doubleheader of matches: LA Galaxy against C.D. Guadalajara and Los Angeles FC against Club América. On June 30, 2022, it was announced that the Leagues Cup Showcase was expanded to include three more matches—FC Cincinnati against C.D. Guadalajara at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio; Nashville SC against Club América at Geodis Park in Nashville, Tennessee, on September 21; and Real Salt Lake against Atlas F.C. at Rio Tinto Stadium in Sandy, Utah, on September 22. The events served as a one-time replacement of the previously planned 2022 Leagues Cup which was not held due to fixture congestion from the 2022 FIFA World Cup and other factors.

Starting from the expanded 2024 CONCACAF Champions Cup, the Leagues Cup will be used as a qualification tournament for teams from North America. Starting in 2023, the Leagues Cup was contested by all MLS and Liga MX clubs, during a month-long pause in their respective seasons, with three Champions Cup berths awarded to the finalists and third-place finisher, and the winner qualifying directly to the round of 16. Inter Miami CF won the first edition of the expanded tournament in 2023, led by top goalscorer Lionel Messi.

**Leagues Cup: En nyudviklet turnering mellem de bedste klubber i Nord- og Centralamerika**

Leagues Cup repræsenterer en spændende nyudvikling i verden af fodbold og bringer de bedste klubber fra Nord- og Centralamerika sammen i en medrivende konkurrence. Turneringen er en banebrydende begivenhed, der forbinder ligaer og kulturer på en hidtil uset måde.

**Format:**

Leagues Cup er en 16-holds knockout-turnering, med deltagelse af de øverste finishere fra Major League Soccer (MLS) i USA og Canada, Liga MX i Mexico og Costa Rica's Liga FPD. Holdene er opdelt i fire grupper, med vinderne, der går videre til semifinalerne og finalen.

**Hold:**

Leagues Cup byder på en stjernespækket lineup af hold fra de bedste ligaer i regionen. Fra Mexicos magtfulde klubber som Club América og Chivas Guadalajara til MLS-mestere som LAFC og Seattle Sounders, vil turneringen være en udstillingsvindue for kontinentets fineste fodboldtalent.

**Betydning:**

Leagues Cup spiller en vigtig rolle i at udvikle fodbold i Nord- og Centralamerika. Det giver en uovertruffen platform for holdene til at konkurrere på højeste niveau, hvilket øger konkurrenceniveauet i regionen. Turneringen skaber også nye muligheder for spillere og trænere og inspirerer den næste generation af fodboldstjerner.

**Underholdning:**

Leagues Cup lover at være en spændende og underholdende begivenhed for fans. Med intens rivalisering, høj score og fremragende individuelle præstationer vil turneringen holde tilskuere i spænding fra start til slut. Uanset om du er en passioneret fodboldfan eller bare ser efter en sjov og medrivende oplevelse, har Leagues Cup noget for enhver smag.

Gør dig klar til den spændende nye æra af fodbold i Nord- og Centralamerika med Leagues Cup. Det er en turnering, der vil sætte barren højt og skrive historie i de kommende år.