The Copa de Competencia "La Nación" (also called "Concurso por Eliminación") was an official Argentine football cup competition organized by dissident "Federación Argentina de Football" (FAF), being first held in 1913.

[1] The trophy took its name from local newspaper La Nación, that donated the cup for the competition.

The first edition was played by 22 teams from first and second divisions competing in a single knock-out format.

[2][3] The second edition increased the number of teams to 26 with no clubs from Rosario taking part of the competition before the regional body had been dissolved.

Independiente and Argentino de Quilmes qualified to play the final but Argentino disafilliated from the FAF to join official body Asociación Argentina de Football shortly before the final match.