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CONCACAF monitoring violence in Mexico as Champions Cup continues
Four Champions Cup matches were postponed after cartel violence erupted following the killing of CJNG leader El Mencho, prompting CONCACAF to prioritize participant safety.
- On Monday, CONCACAF said it is closely monitoring violence in Mexico as the Champions Cup continues and prioritizes safety for all participants.
- The death of Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes led to violence erupting after the Mexican army killed him near Guadalajara, prompting calls to shelter in place.
- Two Canadian sides still in the competition, Atletico Ottawa visits Nashville SC on Tuesday and Vancouver Whitecaps host C.S. Cartagines on Wednesday in the 27-club tournament.
- Four matches were postponed Sunday after Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación members burned vehicles and blocked highways, disrupting travel for teams, staff and fans.
- Mexico will co-host the FIFA World Cup with Canada and the United States starting June 11, creating a broader security context after violence near World Cup host city Guadalajara.
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