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Line 28: \| young_player = \| fair_play = \| prevseason = ~~2020~~ \| nextseason = [[2022 FANA World Cup qualification (CLF)\|2022]] }} Line 179: \| Group C winner \| 8 February 2021 \| 21 ([[2020 FANA World Cup\|2020]]) \|- \| {{fb\|Glaiola}} Line 192: The 2021 CLF Regional Cup is the first edition of the CLF Cup, a regional competition between members of the [[CLF\|Confederación Latinica de Fútbol]], the competition was hosted in [[Zylofonija]]. The competition serves to determine which country would represent CLF in the upcoming 2021 FANA Confederations Cup, set to be hosted in [[Namimori]] & [[Qasentria]]. ==== Qualified Countries ==== {{col begin}} {{col-2}} '''Seeded Teams''' (1 to 4 in the 2021 CLF Qualifications Ranking) * {{flag\|Zylofonija}} * {{flag\|Aquia}} * {{flag\|Ximbala}} * {{flag\|Angostura}} {{col-2}} '''Unseeded Teams''' (5 to 8 in the 2021 CLF Qualifications Ranking) * {{flag\|Kazkya}} * {{flag\|Glaiola}} * {{flag\|Kalimann}} * {{flag\|Pacifica}} {{col end}} ==== Knock Out Round ==== {{#invoke:RoundN\|N8