CONCACAF Nations League
Definition
A biennial international football competition hosted by the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF), designed to provide member nations with a more consistent calendar of competitive matches outside of the FIFA World Cup cycle.
A bureaucratic purgatory where national teams often endure long-distance travel and varying climates just to prove they are still significantly worse than Mexico or the United States.
Examples
The CONCACAF Nations League is the only place on earth where you can watch a world-class striker lose his temper on a pitch that looks suspiciously like a local cow pasture.
If true love is a journey, then supporting your national team through the CONCACAF Nations League group stages is a hostage situation.
He spent his entire Sunday watching the CONCACAF Nations League, finally achieving his dream of learning the population statistics of three different islands in the Caribbean.
Participating in the CONCACAF Nations League is an excellent way for teams to ensure their fans remain perpetually humble through a rollercoaster of confusing points systems.
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