What is International Tournaments?

The final round of the qualifying competition will take place in March 2019.

Three Finals in one day

Those of you with a keen eye will have noticed that on July 7 there will three finals.

Jamaica has been in two straight finals, while World Cup debutants in 2018 Panama made it into the final in 2013.

USA, Mexico and Panama are three of six nations who have already qualified for the tournament.

The performance in the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers also secured qualification for Trinidad and Tobago, Costa Rica and Honduras.

10. 1958 World Cup | Winners: Brazil | Runners-up: Sweden

The birth of Brazil's legacy of World Cup glory, led by a 17-year-old Pele. It's fitting, then, that this was the birth of the modern World Cup.

It was the first to adapt a modern structure, with a symmetrical 16 teams and four groups of four playing a round robin, but perhaps just as fitting it still produced football from an old era.

This was the last World Cup before Catenaccio began to take a tactical hold on the game and duly saw floods of goals, none more so than from 13-goal record French scorer Just Fontaine,

supreme Swedish forward line and then Brazil's young virtuosos Pele, Vava and Garrincha. Eight years after the Maracanazo, when Uruguay beat Brazil in their own stadium, Pele's side enjoyed emotional release.

9. Euro 1992 | Winners: Denmark | Runners-up: Germany

This offered one of international football's finest modern underdog stories, as Denmark won the tournament

in which Marco van Basten missed a penalty -- and then world champion Germany in the final.

8. 1987 Copa America | Winners: Uruguay | Runners-up: Chile