Concacaf Champions Cup Winners Year by Year

The Concacaf Champions Cup has had a champion in 61 editions, and a total of 30 teams have won at least one title. The first champion was Guadalajara in 1962 and the most recent was Pachuca in 2024.

The last 5 editions of this international tournament were won by 5 different teams.

In the last 10 editions, 7 teams have won the title: América (2), Monterrey (2), Pachuca (2), Guadalajara, León, Seattle Sounders and Tigres.

Among the teams that won titles, the most successful in the Concacaf Champions Cup is América with 7 trophies.

Last Champion:
	Pachuca (Mexico)
2024

Concacaf Champions Cup, Champions by Year

Concacaf Champions Cup

Tournament

Champion

Runner-up

2025

* champion to be decided

2024

Pachuca
(Mexico)

Columbus Crew
(USA)

3-0

CONCACAF Champions League

Tournament

Champion

Runner-up

2023

León
(Mexico)

Los Angeles FC
(USA)

2-1 / 1-0

2022

Seattle Sounders
(USA)

Pumas
(Mexico)

2-2 / 3-0

2021

Monterrey
(Mexico)

América
(Mexico)

1-0

2020

Tigres
(Mexico)

Los Angeles FC
(USA)

2-1

2019

Monterrey
(Mexico)

Tigres
(Mexico)

1-0 / 1-1

2018

Guadalajara
(Mexico)

Toronto FC
(USA)

2-1 / 1-2 (4-2 on penalties)

2016-17

Pachuca
(Mexico)

Tigres
(Mexico)

1-1 / 1-0

2015-16

América
(Mexico)

Tigres
(Mexico)

2-0 / 2-1

Tournament

Champion

Runner-up

2014-15

América
(Mexico)

CF Montréal
(Canada)

1-1 / 4-2

2013-14

Cruz Azul
(Mexico)

Toluca
(Mexico)

0-0 / 1-1

2012-13

Monterrey
(Mexico)

Santos Laguna
(Mexico)

0-0 / 4-2

2011-12

Monterrey
(Mexico)

Santos Laguna
(Mexico)

2-0 / 1-2

2010-11

Monterrey
(Mexico)

Real Salt Lake
(USA)

2-2 / 1-0

2009-10

Pachuca
(Mexico)

Cruz Azul
(Mexico)

1-2 / 1-0

2008-09

Atlante
(Mexico)

Cruz Azul
(Mexico)

2-0 / 0-0

CONCACAF Champions' Cup

Tournament

Champion

Runner-up

2008

Pachuca
(Mexico)

Saprissa
(Costa Rica)

1-1 / 2-1

2007

Pachuca
(Mexico)

Guadalajara
(Mexico)

2-2 / 0-0 (7-6 on penalties)

2006

América
(Mexico)

Toluca
(Mexico)

0-0 / 2-1

2005

Saprissa
(Costa Rica)

Pumas
(Mexico)

2-0 / 1-2

2004

Alajuelense
(Costa Rica)

Saprissa
(Costa Rica)

1-1 / 4-0

2003

Toluca
(Mexico)

Morelia
(Mexico)

3-3 / 2-1

2002

Pachuca
(Mexico)

Morelia
(Mexico)

1-0

2001

Tournament Abandoned

Tournament

Champion

Runner-up

2000

Los Angeles Galaxy
(USA)

CD Olimpia
(Honduras)

3-2

1999

Necaxa
(Mexico)

Alajuelense
(Costa Rica)

2-1

1998

D.C. United
(USA)

Toluca
(Mexico)

1-0

1997

Cruz Azul
(Mexico)

Los Angeles Galaxy
(USA)

5-3

1996

Cruz Azul
(Mexico)

Necaxa
(Mexico)

champion decided by final standings

1995

Saprissa
(Costa Rica)

Municipal
(Guatemala)

champion decided by final standings

1994

Cartaginés
(Costa Rica)

Atlante
(Mexico)

3-2

1993

Saprissa
(Costa Rica)

León
(Mexico)

champion decided by final standings

Tournament

Champion

Runner-up

1992

América
(Mexico)

Alajuelense
(Costa Rica)

1-0

1991

Puebla
(Mexico)

Police FC
(Trinidad and Tobago)

3-1 / 1-1

1990

América
(Mexico)

Pinar del Río
(Cuba)

2-2 / 6-0

1989

Pumas
(Mexico)

Pinar del Río
(Cuba)

1-1 / 3-1

1988

CD Olimpia
(Honduras)

Defence Force
(Trinidad and Tobago)

2-0 / 2-0

1987

América
(Mexico)

Defence Force
(Trinidad and Tobago)

1-1 / 2-0

1986

Alajuelense
(Costa Rica)

SV Transvaal
(Suriname)

4-1 / 1-1

1985

Defence Force
(Trinidad and Tobago)

CD Olimpia
(Honduras)

2-0 / 0-1

Tournament

Champion

Runner-up

1984

Violette AC
(Haiti)

-

* Violette AC declared winners after both Guadalajara and New York Pancyprian Freedoms were disqualified over their failure to agree on match dates.

1983

Atlante
(Mexico)

SV Robinhood
(Suriname)

1-1 / 5-0

1982

Pumas
(Mexico)

SV Robinhood
(Suriname)

0-0 / 3-2

1981

SV Transvaal
(Suriname)

Atlético Marte
(El Salvador)

1-0 / 1-1

1980

Pumas
(Mexico)

Universidad
(Honduras)

champion decided by final standings

1979

CD FAS
(El Salvador)

Jong Colombia
(Netherlands Antilles)

1-0 / 8-0

1978

Defence Force
(Trinidad and Tobago)

-

Shared title * Section winners: Universidad Guadalajara, Comunicaciones and Defence Force; all declared joint winners after the final tournament was cancelled due to administrative problems and disagreement on the dates.

1978

Comunicaciones
(Guatemala)

-

Shared title

Tournament

Champion

Runner-up

1978

Leones Negros
(Mexico)

-

Shared title

1977

América
(Mexico)

SV Robinhood
(Suriname)

1-0 / 1-1

1976

CD Águila
(El Salvador)

SV Robinhood
(Suriname)

5-1

1975

Atlético Español
(Mexico)

SV Transvaal
(Suriname)

3-0 / 2-1

1974

Municipal
(Guatemala)

SV Transvaal
(Suriname)

2-1 / 2-1

1973

SV Transvaal
(Suriname)

-

* Declared winner after teams from the other two sections withdrew.

1972

CD Olimpia
(Honduras)

SV Robinhood
(Suriname)

1-0 / 0-0

1971

Cruz Azul
(Mexico)

Alajuelense
(Costa Rica)

5-1

Tournament

Champion

Runner-up

1970

Cruz Azul
(Mexico)

-

Deportivo Saprissa and SV Transvaal withdrew

1969

Cruz Azul
(Mexico)

Comunicaciones
(Guatemala)

0-0 / 1-0

1968

Toluca
(Mexico)

-

* Toluca declared winner following the suspension of both Aurora and SV Transvaal. Both teams were disqualified following a fight or crowd trouble.

1967

Alianza FC
(El Salvador)

Jong Colombia
(Netherlands Antilles)

1-2 / 3-0 / 5-3

1966

Not Held

1965

Tournament Abandoned

1964

Tournament Abandoned

1963

Racing Club Haïtien
(Haiti)

Guadalajara
(Mexico)

99-99

Tournament

Champion

Runner-up

1962

Guadalajara
(Mexico)

Comunicaciones
(Guatemala)

1-0 / 5-0