Concacaf Reveals New Rankings 2026 Champions Cup Quarterfinals
Miami, FL (Tuesday, April 21, 2026) – Concacaf announced today the latest Concacaf Club Rankings update following the conclusion of the 2026 Concacaf Champions Cup Quarterfinals, and ahead of the Semifinals. The index ranks clubs and leagues across the confederation, with clubs gaining points for results in official domestic league matches, regional cup matches, and Concacaf Champions Cup play.
Top four clubs to compete in the 2026 Concacaf Champions Cup Semifinals
The 2026 Concacaf Champions Cup Semifinals are set to get underway next week and will feature the top four sides in the latest Club Rankings. Third-ranked Nashville SC (1,254) will take on fourth-ranked Tigres UANL (1,254), while No. 1 Deportivo Toluca FC (1,272) will clash against No. 2 Los Angeles FC (1,265).
Toluca reclaims No.1 ranking, among changes to Top 10 after Champions Cup Quarterfinals
Following the conclusion of the 2026 Concacaf Champions Cup Quarterfinals, current Liga MX champions Deportivo Toluca FC reclaimed the top spot in the Club Ranking after advancing to the Semifinals.
Los Angeles FC and Nashville SC climbed up to second and third place, respectively, after booking their spots among the four teams that remain in contention.
Tigres UANL moved up two positions and is now fourth after securing a Semifinals berth for a second consecutive edition, while 2025 Champions Cup champions Cruz Azul (1,248) dropped four positions to fifth place after being knocked out in the Quarterfinals.
Seattle Sounders FC (1,242) fell three places and sits in sixth place, followed by Inter Miami CF (1,240) which remained at seventh. Club América (1,227) follows in eighth place after falling three spots. Vancouver Whitecaps FC (1,222) surged two spots and returns to top ten at ninth, and CD Guadalajara (1,218) rounds out the top ten after dropping one position.
Nashville SC delivers biggest Champions Cup Quarterfinals upset and rises in rankings
Nashville SC moved up five spots to break into the top three of the Concacaf Club Rankings after delivering the biggest upset in the Champions Cup Quarterfinals by knocking out seven-time champions Club América.
Following a goalless First Leg, Hany Mukhtar scored the series-clinching goal for Nashville in a 1-nil victory at Estadio Banorte in Mexico City.
