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North & Central America, Caribbean (CONCACAF) Football Trophy Drought Rankings

Gold Cup and predecessor-championship droughts across the profiled CONCACAF members.

Gold Cup and predecessor CONCACAF Championship winners

Coverage: 36 of Concacaf's 41 member associations have linked profiles here. Bonaire, French Guiana, Guadeloupe, Martinique and Saint Martin are not yet profiled in this hub. No placeholder links are included.

This hub lists seven winners of the Gold Cup or its predecessor CONCACAF Championship, plus 29 other profiled members. The predecessor titles count here; Caribbean cups, Copa Centroamericana and the Nations League are separate honours.

Waiting Room: no World Cup or continental title

The 29 profiled teams below have not won the Gold Cup or its predecessor CONCACAF Championship. Some have won other regional or Nations League honours; this is not a claim that they have no trophies.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the biggest trophy in North & Central America, Caribbean (CONCACAF)?

The CONCACAF Gold Cup is the top senior men's continental championship for teams in North & Central America, Caribbean (CONCACAF). This ranking also recognises the predecessor CONCACAF Championship, contested before the Gold Cup began in 1991. None of the members listed here has won the men's World Cup.

How are teams ranked?

Past champions are ranked by elapsed time since their latest tracked World Cup or continental championship title. Country counters start at the beginning of the documented local title date, not an invented final-whistle time; a round-robin profile may explicitly use the tournament completion date.

How often is the data updated?

These ranking-card elapsed labels are generation-time snapshots, not live timers. Results are checked before regeneration; follow a country link for its live drought counter.

Supporting records: Supporting record 1 · Supporting record 2 · Supporting record 3.