Map Upd - Imperialism Football

At first glance, it looks like a relic from a 19th-century European chancellery. A patchwork of colors — royal blues, imperial reds, and colonial purples — carves up a continent into jagged territories. There are no traditional borders here; instead, the map is divided by the home counties of football clubs. A loss means more than dropping three points; it means losing land .

North and Central America and the Caribbean fall under CONCACAF. While the “C” stands for Caribbean, the empire here is not British or French (though those legacies remain in Jamaica, Trinidad, Haiti, and the French overseas departments of Martinique and Guadeloupe). The dominant imperial force in CONCACAF is the United States. imperialism football map

Click on any marker → "This club’s style was influenced by…" At first glance, it looks like a relic

"Start with FIFA member nations. After each international match, the winner absorbs the loser's land. If a country loses all its land, it's eliminated from the map. Resets annually." A loss means more than dropping three points;