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1991 North American Nations Cup


FieldValue
tourney_nameNorth American Nations Cup
year1991
countryUSA United States
dates12 – 16 March
num_teams3
confederations1
championMEX
count3
secondUSA
thirdCAN
matches3
goals9
attendance11532
top_scorerBruce Murray
Dante Washington
Luís Roberto Alves
(2 goals each)
prevseason[1990](1990-north-american-nations-cup)

Dante Washington Luís Roberto Alves (2 goals each)

The North American Nations Cup was the association football (soccer) championship for the CONCACAF's North American Zone.

Overview

The tournament was seen as a disappointment, with promoters complaining that the Mexico Football Federation's decision to send their first choice team to play against Argentina in Buenos Aires had a severe effect on attendances. Promoter ''ProLink'''s Vice-President Fred Guzman commented that "We're disappointed because we expected Mexico's fans to carry the tournament. But where were the U.S. fans? The U.S. federation has to create a situation where people rally around the national team."

The Los Angeles Times reported that "not even Latinos bought the North American Nations Cup, which, in its second year, is having trouble holding the interest even of the three teams involved."

To prepare for the competition the US team played against Bermuda in Hamilton and Paraguayan club side Olimpia. Following the competition's completion, Bruce Murray was the U.S. all-time highest goalscorer with 13 goals.

Squads

Main article: 1991 North American Nations Cup squads

Venues

{{Location map+United Statesfloat=centerwidth=450caption=places=Los AngelesTorrance
Los Angeles Memorial ColiseumMurdock Stadium
Capacity: **93,607**Capacity: **12,127**
[[File:USC vs University of Oregon November 2019.png200px]]

Results

Murray Espinoza

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John Kowalski
Ignacio Trelles

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Duana

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ENG Tony Waiters
Ignacio Trelles

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Murray

Goalscorers

2 goals

  • USA Bruce Murray
  • USA Dante Washington
  • MEX Luís Roberto Alves

1 goal

  • MEX Missael Espinoza
  • MEX Luis Antonio Valdéz
  • MEX Pedro Duana

References

References

  1. (15 March 1991). "Mexico Gets 3-0 Win, but Cup's Empty". LA Times.
  2. (20 February 1991). "Soccer newswire". LA Times.
  3. "SOCCER NORTH AMERICAN NATIONS CUP : U.S. Displays Sock in 2-0 Victory". LA Times.
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