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The CONCACAF Gold Cup is the premier men's national team football championship for the CONCACAF region, encompassing North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. The tournament was first held in its modern form in 1991, succeeding the earlier CONCACAF Championship, and is generally contested every two years. Mexico and the United States have historically been the tournament's dominant teams, with invited nations from other confederations occasionally participating.
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What is the CONCACAF Gold Cup?
The CONCACAF Gold Cup is the main men's national-team football championship for North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. It is organized for countries belonging to the CONCACAF region.
When did the modern CONCACAF Gold Cup begin?
The modern tournament was first held in 1991. It succeeded the earlier CONCACAF Championship.
Which countries can compete in the CONCACAF Gold Cup?
National teams from CONCACAF member associations can qualify, including countries from North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. The field can also include invited teams when the competition format allows it.
Is the CONCACAF Gold Cup a club competition?
No. It is a national-team tournament, so players represent countries rather than clubs. Its regional scope covers the three broad football zones represented by the CONCACAF confederation.
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