CONCACAF Champions Cup news

The Herons were originally set to play Tuesday night, but the match has now been pushed back 24 hours to Wednesday due to frigid temperatures

Lionel Messi reportedly wants to skip Inter Miami’s CONCACAF Champions Cup clash with Sporting KC, which could see temperatures dip to -24C.

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The Mexican side were without key stars including star Andre Pierre-Gignac and were stunned by the Nicaraguan minnows

The Crew remain at the top, while Miami fall one slot and 2024 Champions Cup holders Pachuca gain five spots up the table

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Columbus Crew were toothless in a 3-0 loss in the CONCACAF Champions League final and it has been revealed that the squad was hit by a stomach bug.

The Columbus Crew were blanked in the CONCACAF Champions Cup final Saturday evening, falling 3-0 to Pachuca.

Columbus Crew's budding star Jacen Russell-Rowe wants nothing more than to feel 'pure joy' by lifting the CONCACAF Champions Cup Saturday evening

The Columbus Crew pulled off a remarkable result against Monterrey in the second leg of their Champions Cup tie to book a place in the final.

The 2023 MLS Cup champions lead 2-1 heading into their semifinal second leg as they look to take down Liga MX giants Monterrey

The Columbus Crew defeated Liga MX powerhouse Monterrey in leg one of their Champions Cup tie on the heels of another Cucho Hernandez goal.

Lionel Messi has been stung with Harlem Globetrotters criticism after producing “prime Barcelona” form “three days too late” for Inter Miami.

Monterrey fans have gone viral for trampling over a Lionel Messi shirt and performing Cristiano Ronaldo's celebration after beatitng Inter Miami

The tunnel clash involving Lionel Messi and Monterrey coaching staff has landed Inter Miami a fine and the threat of “more severe sanctions”.

The Herons lost their cool against Monterrey in a match that served as a harsh reminder of just how hard this process will be

Monterry boss Fernando Ortiz considers Lionel Messi to be “the greatest of all time” and meant no offence with comments aimed at Inter Miami.