Confederation News

CONCACAF held a press conference on Wednesday at The Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, to announce that the 2013 Gold Cup will open at the historic venue on July 7 with a doubleheader featuring six-time champion Mexico. READ MORE >

During a visit to the INTERPOL General Secretariat headquarters in Lyon this week, the General Secretary of CONCACAF reaffirmed the organization's commitment to fighting corruption in football through education, among other preventive provisions, and pledged to investigate potential cases of match-fixing allegations in the region. READ MORE >

CONCACAF announced Monday expanded agreement with FOX Soccer that will add five more CONCACAF competitions to the broadcaster's lineup in the United States. READ MORE >

More than 30 delegates from football, government and law enforcement in Canada and the United States attended the INTERPOL-FIFA Integrity in Sport workshop co-hosted by CONCACAF, which was held in New York City on January 24 and 25. READ MORE >

CONCACAF President, Jeffrey Webb, was welcomed Thursday by the President of Costa Rica, Honorary Laura Chinchilla; and a delegation of others, to discuss the progress of all relevant processes relative to the organization of FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup 2014. READ MORE >

At Thursday's Union of Central American Football (UNCAF) Extraordinary Congress in Costa Rica, Ariel Alvarado announced his decision to leave his seat as a Member on the confederation's Executive Committee, citing personal reasons. READ MORE >

CONCACAF announced Thursday the appointment of Hugo Salcedo as the confederation's Director of Development. READ MORE >

In the best interest of football, the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) and the Georgetown Football Association (GFA) have agreed to reconcile their differences following recommendations provided by guest officials from international governing bodies FIFA and CONCACAF. READ MORE >

CONCACAF and Sportsnet announced Thursday that they have reached a multi-year agreement for broadcast rights in Canada to seven of the confederation's properties, including the 2013 and 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cups. READ MORE >

CONCACAF announced the formation of its Finance Committee, which will focus on monitoring and giving oversight to the Confederation's financial management. READ MORE >