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1971 CONCACAF Championship

Field	Value
tourney_name	CONCACAF Championship
year	1971
caption	1971 CONCACAF Championship official logo
country	Trinidad and Tobago
dates	20 November – 5 December
num_teams	6
confederations	1
venues	4
cities	3
champion	MEX
count	2
second	Haiti
second-flagvar	1964
third	CRC
fourth	CUB
matches	15
goals	37
prevseason	1969
nextseason	1973

| second-flagvar = 1964 The 1971 CONCACAF Championship, the fifth edition of the CONCACAF Championship, was held in Trinidad and Tobago from 20 November to 5 December.

Qualifying tournament

Main article: 1971 CONCACAF Championship qualification

Teams

(Defending Champions)
(Hosts)

Venues

Port of Spain	San Fernando	{{Location map+	Trinidad and Tobago	float=center
Queen's Park Oval	King George V Park	Skinner Park
Capacity: 25,000	Capacity:	Capacity:
[[File:Port of Spain.JPG	150px]]		[[File:STAPP 045 San Fernando Skinner Park Velodrome.jpg	150px]]
Arima Velodrome
Capacity:
[[File:TnT Arima Velodrome 1.jpg	150px]]

Final tournament

Alfonso Estupiñán

Andrés Roldán José Verdecia

Roberto Rodríguez

Roy Sáenz

Sanon

Leintz Domingue

Ramon Moraldo

Claude Barthelemy

Lennard Dagoberto Lara

Sanon

Jean-Claude Desir

Steve David Anthony Douglas

Team of the Tournament

Source:

Goalkeeper	Defenders	Midfielders	Forwards
MEX Rafael Puente	MEX Genaro Bermúdez
CUB Miguel Rivero
CRC Walter Elizondo	HAI Philippe Vorbe
MEX Juan Manuel Medina	MEX Roberto Rodríguez
MEX Octavio Muciño
CRC Roy Sáenz
HAI Emmanuel Sanon
HAI Pierre Bayonne

Result

References

"V Copa de Naciones CONCACAF (NORCECA) 1971 - Match details".

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