The Copa MX (formerly known as Copa México) is a Mexican football cup competition. Here's a rundown:
Concept: The Copa MX aims to give opportunities to teams from different levels of Mexican football to compete against each other. It involves teams from Liga MX (the top tier) and Liga de Expansión MX (the second tier). This format helps promote the sport throughout Mexico and provides exposure to lower-division clubs. You can read more about the competition's%20format.
Format: The format has varied over the years, but generally, teams are divided into groups. After a round-robin stage within these groups, the top teams advance to a knockout stage, which includes rounds like the round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals, and the final. Learn more about the tournament%20stages.
History: The Copa MX has a long and interrupted history. It was first established in 1907 but has been discontinued and revived several times. The modern era of the Copa MX began in 2012. View the historical%20background.
Significance: Winning the Copa MX grants the champion a spot in the Supercopa MX, where they face the winner(s) of the Liga MX season. It also carries prestige and a trophy. Understand the prize%20and%20recognition.
Discontinuation: As of 2019 the competition has been discontinued, with no signs of being brought back.
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