| Type | Sports organization |
|---|---|
| Membership | 3 member associations |
The North American Football Union, often referred to by the acronym NAFU, is a regional grouping under CONCACAF of national football (soccer) organizations in the North American Zone.[1].
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Members
The NAFU shall be comprised by 3 of the 4 North American CONCACAF members:
The 4th North American member, 
Bermuda, currently is a CFU member.
Competitions
National teams
The three teams are always qualified to the final stage of the CONCACAF Gold Cup, so there is no qualifying tournament for this zone unlike the tournaments for the UNCAF and the CFU. However, as members of CONCACAF there were two tournaments previous to the Gold Cup.
Clubs
There is a club tournament between two North American Zone leagues. It is an official tournament that is sanctioned by the CONCACAF, but it is not organized by the federation.[4] When CONCACAF Champions Cup zone qualifiers were used for North American zone, Bermudian clubs played against Mexican and/or American clubs.
See also
- CONCACAF
- Central American Football Union
- Caribbean Football Union
- North American Football Confederation
- Central American and Caribbean Football Confederation
References
External links
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