Talk:CONCACAF Champions' Cup

message: Please note, this Cup appears to be in for a name, time, and competition change for 2007. 
Take a look at the following: "TeleFutura to air MLS, InterLiga, and CONCACAF Champions League in 2007 
May 21, 2006 
Univision Communications has reached agreements with Soccer United Marketing (SUM) to air 3 products marketed by SUM starting with the 2007 season on the Spanish-language TV network TeleFutura: 
1. US Major League Soccer (MLS): 25 matches each season including the MLS All-Star game and the Final, usually on Sundays at 8pm Eastern/5pm Pacific. 
2. The Mexican InterLiga: exclusive coverage of all matches each January, featuring 8 Mexican League teams fighting for 2 spots in Copa Libertadores, South America's premier club competition. 
3. CONCACAF Champions League: exclusive coverage on Tuesday and Wednesday nights in July through November, featuring a combination of teams from the Mexican League, MLS, Central America, and the Caribbean, with the winner advancing to the FIFA Club World Championship in December. 
Formerly known as the CONCACAF Champions Cup (Copa de Campeones), the 2007 CONCACAF Champions League will feature a group stage prior to the elimination rounds. 
TeleFutura replaces FOX Sports en Espanol as the exclusive US TV outlet for the Mexican InterLiga and the CONCACAF Champions League. 
TeleFutura reaches about 50 million US TV households via a combination of broadcast TV stations, cable, and satellite"Drakeguy 07:17, 22 May 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: I would agree with drakeguy. I also wonder, does CONCACAF have a coefficient system as does UEFA? I was just looking at their system, and how it is the apparatus to determine how many spots go to each country. It seems to be imperfect, but it also seems to make sense, and eliminate any randomness from where it should not be. I'd love to see CONCACAF employ coeficient-based rankings if they don't already. This article doesn't go into that though. --Coryma 14:02, 17 August 2006 (UTC)
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message: Does anyone know anything about the prize awarded to the winning team? Has anyone seen a source that discusses compensation for the cup champions? --Cougs2000 22:09, 20 February 2007 (UTC)
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