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CONCACAF Champions Cup Winners Over The Years – Full List Of the Trophy Holders, 2025 Champions, and More

Comprehensive History of CONCACAF Champions Cup Winners: Every Champion from 1962 to 2024

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The CONCACAF Champions Cup, originally known as the CONCACAF Champions Cup, is the premier club football competition in North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. It is organized by the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF).

The CONCACAF Champions Cup, first held in 1962, served as a platform to select the region’s top club, providing a pathway to global competitions such as the FIFA Club World Cup. Throughout its history, the tournament has witnessed both intense regional rivalries and the emergence of promising talents. As of 2024, Mexican clubs have emerged victorious in 39 out of the 59 titles.

The tournament’s top scorers will face off in the Final! 🔥 pic.twitter.com/UZYRWrvxiL
— Concacaf Champions Cup (@TheChampions) June 1, 2025

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Full List of CONCACAF Champions Cup Winners (1962–2025)

Cruz Azul are the latest winner of the CONCACAF Champions Cup after their 5-0 win over Vancouver Whitecaps in Mexico. The table below lists the winners of the competition by year, based on available data up to the 2025 season:

Year	Winner	Country	Runner-Up	Country	Score (Aggregate or Single Match)
1962	Guadalajara	Mexico	Comunicaciones	Guatemala	6–0 (aggregate)
1963	Racing Club Haïtien	Haiti	Guadalajara	Mexico	2–1 (aggregate)
1967	Alianza	El Salvador	Jong Colombia	Netherlands Antilles	5–3 (aggregate)
1968	Toluca	Mexico	Aurora	Guatemala	3–1 (aggregate)
1969	Cruz Azul	Mexico	Comunicaciones	Guatemala	1–0 (aggregate)
1970	Cruz Azul	Mexico	Saprissa	Costa Rica	(No final; Cruz Azul won group)
1971	Cruz Azul	Mexico	Alajuelense	Costa Rica	5–2 (aggregate)
1972	Olimpia	Honduras	Robinhood	Suriname	2–0 (aggregate)
1973	Transvaal	Suriname	Saprissa	Costa Rica	5–2 (aggregate)
1974	Municipal	Guatemala	Transvaal	Suriname	4–2 (aggregate)
1975	Atlético Español	Mexico	Transvaal	Suriname	5–1 (aggregate)
1976	Águila	El Salvador	Robinhood	Suriname	8–2 (aggregate)
1977	América	Mexico	Robinhood	Suriname	2–1 (aggregate)
1978	Universidad de Guadalajara, Comunicaciones, Defence Force	Mexico, Guatemala, Trinidad and Tobago	(No final; title shared)	–	–
1979	FAS	El Salvador	Jong Colombia	Netherlands Antilles	8–2 (aggregate)
1980	UNAM	Mexico	Universidad	Honduras	4–3 (aggregate)
1981	Transvaal	Suriname	Atlético Marte	El Salvador	2–1 (aggregate)
1982	UNAM	Mexico	Robinhood	Suriname	3–2 (aggregate)
1983	Atlante	Mexico	Robinhood	Suriname	6–1 (aggregate)
1984	Violette	Haiti	Guadalajara	Mexico	(No final; Violette won group)
1985	Defence Force	Trinidad and Tobago	Olimpia	Honduras	2–1 (aggregate)
1986	Alajuelense	Costa Rica	Transvaal	Suriname	6–2 (aggregate)
1987	América	Mexico	Defence Force	Trinidad and Tobago	3–1 (aggregate)
1988	Olimpia	Honduras	Defence Force	Trinidad and Tobago	4–0 (aggregate)
1989	UNAM	Mexico	FC Pinar del Río	Cuba	4–2 (aggregate)
1990	América	Mexico	FC Pinar del Río	Cuba	8–2 (aggregate)
1991	Puebla	Mexico	Police	Trinidad and Tobago	4–2 (aggregate)
1992	América	Mexico	Alajuelense	Costa Rica	1–0 (single match)
1993	Saprissa	Costa Rica	León	Mexico	3–2 (aggregate)
1994	Cartaginés	Costa Rica	Atlante	Mexico	4–3 (aggregate)
1995	Saprissa	Costa Rica	Municipal	Guatemala	4–2 (aggregate)
1996	Cruz Azul	Mexico	Necaxa	Mexico	3–1 (aggregate)
1997	Cruz Azul	Mexico	LA Galaxy	USA	5–3 (aggregate)
1998	D.C. United	USA	Toluca	Mexico	1–0 (single match)
1999	Necaxa	Mexico	Alajuelense	Costa Rica	2–1 (single match)
2000	LA Galaxy	USA	Olimpia	Honduras	3–2 (single match)
2001	(Not held)	–	–	–	–
2002	Pachuca	Mexico	Morelia	Mexico	1–0 (aggregate)
2003	Toluca	Mexico	Morelia	Mexico	5–4 (aggregate)
2004	Alajuelense	Costa Rica	Saprissa	Costa Rica	5–1 (aggregate)
2005	Saprissa	Costa Rica	UNAM	Mexico	3–2 (aggregate)
2006	América	Mexico	Toluca	Mexico	2–1 (aggregate)
2007	Pachuca	Mexico	Guadalajara	Mexico	2–2 (7–6 penalties)
2008	Pachuca	Mexico	Saprissa	Costa Rica	3–2 (aggregate)
2009	Atlante	Mexico	Cruz Azul	Mexico	2–0 (aggregate)
2010	Pachuca	Mexico	Cruz Azul	Mexico	2–2 (away goals)
2011	Monterrey	Mexico	Real Salt Lake	USA	3–2 (aggregate)
2012	Monterrey	Mexico	Santos Laguna	Mexico	3–2 (aggregate)
2013	Monterrey	Mexico	Santos Laguna	Mexico	4–2 (aggregate)
2014	Cruz Azul	Mexico	Toluca	Mexico	1–1 (away goals)
2015	América	Mexico	Montreal Impact	Canada	5–3 (aggregate)
2016	América	Mexico	Tigres UANL	Mexico	4–1 (aggregate)
2017	Pachuca	Mexico	Tigres UANL	Mexico	2–1 (aggregate)
2018	Guadalajara	Mexico	Toronto FC	Canada	3–3 (4–2 penalties)
2019	Monterrey	Mexico	Tigres UANL	Mexico	2–1 (aggregate)
2020	Tigres UANL	Mexico	LAFC	USA	2–1 (single match)
2021	Monterrey	Mexico	América	Mexico	1–0 (single match)
2022	Seattle Sounders FC	USA	UNAM	Mexico	5–2 (aggregate)
2023	León	Mexico	LAFC	USA	3–1 (aggregate)
2024	Pachuca	Mexico	Columbus Crew	USA	3–0 (single match)
2025	Cruz Azul	Mexico	Vancouver	USA	5-0 (single match)

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The latest winners of the CONCACAF Champions Cup are the Pachuca from Mexico. Beating Columbus Crew 3-0, the Mexican side them a berth in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup and the 2024 FIFA Intercontinental Cup.

Pachuca lifted their sixth CONCACAF Champions Cup, tying them with Cruz Azul for the second-highest number of titles, trailing only Club América (7). It reinforced Mexican clubs’ dominance, as they have won every title since 2006 except for Seattle Sounders FC’s 2022 victory.

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