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Communications & Public Affairs Division FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2011 presented by TOYOTA 2 Last update: 5.12.2011
Contents
Facts you need to know about the FIFA Club World Cup 3
Competition 2011 4
Participating clubs 4
FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2011 coaches 4
Participating club profiles 5
Road to the FIFA Club World Cup 8
Host, Japan and the FIFA Club World Cup 11
List of referees and assistant referees 12
Trophy 13
Prize money 13
Competition formats 14
Stadiums 15
History of the FIFA Club World Cup 16
Winners at a glance 16
Ranking by tournament 17
FIFA Club World Cup stats at a glance 18
Competition records at a glance 19
Goals 19
Players 21
Matches 22
Clubs with the most participations 23
Attendance 23
Coaches 24
Referees 24
Awards 25
Final matches round-up 26
Intercontinental Cup and Toyota Cup (1960-2004) 30
Match schedule 33
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Facts you need to know about the FIFA Club World Cup
1. The FIFA Club World Cup is now in its eighth edition and is being held in Japan for the fifth time. The tournament, first played in Brazil in 2000, was staged in Japan from 2005 until 2008, when it then went to the United Arab Emirates for 2009 and 2010.
2. To date, three Brazilian clubs (Corinthians in 2000, Sao Paulo in 2005 and Sport Club International in 2006), two Italian clubs (AC Milan in 2007 and FC Internazionale in 2010), one English club (Manchester United in 2008) and one Spanish club (FC Barcelona in 2009) have won the FIFA Club World Cup.
3. Prior to this tournament, 38 different teams have participated in the FIFA Club World Cup. Auckland City FC (NZL) and FC Barcelona (ESP) will both be competing in their third edition of this tournament. Only two other teams have managed this feat, Pachuca (MEX) and Al Ahly (EGY). Coincidentally the two previous participations for Auckland City FC and FC Barcelona were in the same year 2006 and 2009. Teams with two participations are Waitakere United (NZL), TP Mazembe Englebert (COD), Manchester United (ENG) and Sport Club Internacional (BRA).
4. Five teams are set to make their debut in the FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2011: AFC Champions League winners Al Sadd (QAT), the winner of the CAF Champions League Esperance (TUN) winner of CONCACAF Champions League Monterrey (MEX), winner of CONMEBOL’s Copa Libertadores Santos (BRA) and host Japan’s J-League winner, Kashiwa Reysol.
5. Dwight Yorke (TRI), Flavio (ANG) and Mbenza Bedi (COD) are the only players to score in two editions. Yorke, however, is the only player to score for two different clubs: one goal for Manchester United (ENG) in 2000 and one goal for Sydney FC (AUS) in 2005. Flavio’s two goals were for Al Ahly (EGY), one in 2006 and one in 2008. Mbenza Bedi scored one goal for TP Mazembe Englebert (COD) in 2009 and the second, for the same club, in 2010.
6. Hadi Aghily from Sepahan (IRN) scored two own goals in the 2007 edition.
7. To date, Brazilian goalkeeper Dida is the only player to have won the tournament twice, with two different teams (Corinthians, BRA in 2000, AC Milan, ITA in 2007).
8. Filippo Inzaghi, ITA is the only player to scored brace in a FIFA Club World Cup final. In 2007 he scored two goals for AC Milan, ITA against Boca Juniors, ARG.
9. FC Internazionale Milano’s Jonathan Biabiany’s goal in last year’s final against TP Mazembe Englebert (COD) was the 175th in the history of the FIFA Club World Cup. There is a strong possibility that the 200th could be achieved this year as 27 goals were scored in total in the 2010 tournament and 25 in 2009.
10. The adidas Golden Boot was presented once in 2000 and has not been awarded since. The adidas Golden Ball and the FIFA Fair Play Award, however, have been presented since the tournament’s inception in 2000.
11. The first six Finals were all between teams from South America or Europe, but that run ended in 2010 when TP Mazembe Englebert (COD) played FC Internazionale Milano (ITA), thereby becoming the first African team to reach the Final of the FIFA Club World Cup.
12. Newcomer Al-Sadd Club is the first club to represent Qatar in the tournament. To date a total of 20 different countries have had representative clubs in the FIFA Club World Cup. Brazil and Mexico both have had the most clubs to compete, with four each.
Laws of the Game: http://www.fifa.com/mm/document/affederation/generic/81/42/36/lawsofthegame_2011_12_en.pdf
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Competition 2011
Participating clubs
Club Confederation Winner
Al-Sadd Club (QAT) Newcomer AFC Champions League
Kashiwa Reysol (JPN) Newcomer AFC J-League – automatically qualified
Esperance Sportive de Tunis (TUN) Newcomer CAF Champions League
Club de Futbol Monterrey (MEX) Newcomer CONCACAF Champions League
Santos (BRA) Newcomer CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores
Auckland City FC (NZL) OFC Champions League
FC Barcelona (ESP) UEFA Champions League
FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2011 coaches
Jorge FOSSATI
(URU) NELSINHO (BRA) Nabil MAALOUL
(TUN) Victor VUCETICH
(MEX) Muricy RAMALHO
(BRA) Ramon
TRIBULIETX (ESP) Pep GUARDIOLA
(ESP)
Al-Sadd Club (QAT)
Kashiwa Reysol (JPN)
Esperance Sportive de Tunis (TUN)
Club de Futbol Monterrey (MEX)
Santos (BRA)
Auckland City FC (NZL)
FC Barcelona (ESP)
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Participating Club Profiles
Al-Sadd Club (QAT)
Coach Jorge FOSSATI (URU)
Confederation AFC
Winner of Champions League
Previous FCWC participations Newcomer
FCWC best achievement Newcomer
Domestic honours 12 x Qatari League Champion 13 x Emir of Qatar Cup 5 x Qatar Crown Prince Cup
International honours 2x AFC Champions League
2011 Champions League record 14 MP: 7W- 5D – 2 L
Best goalscorer 2011 Champions League Abdul Kader KEITA (CIV): 5 goals
Year of foundation 1969
Auckland City FC (NZL)
Coach Ramon TRIBULIETX (ESP)
Confederation OFC
Winner of Champions League
Previous FCWC participations 2: 2006; 2009
FCWC best achievement Rank 5: 2009
Domestic honours 4x Championship play-offs 3x Premiership regular season
International honours 3x OFC Champions League
2011 Champions League record 8 MP: 6W – 2D – 0L
Best goalscorer 2011 Champions League Danijel KOPRIVCIC (NZL): 4 goals
Year of foundation 2004
Club de Futbol Monterrey (MEX)
Coach Victor VUCETICH (MEX)
Confederation CONCACAF
Winner of Champions League
Previous FCWC participations Newcomer
FCWC best achievement Newcomer
Domestic honours 4x Primera División 1x Copa México 1x Inter Liga
International honours 1x CONCACAF Cup Winner’s Cup 1x CONCACAF Champions League
2011 Champions League record 12 MP: 9 W – 3 D – 0 L
Best goalscorer 2011 Champions League Aldo DE NIGRIS (MEX): 5 goals
Year of foundation 1945
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Esperance Sportive de Tunis (TUN)
Coach Nabil MAALOUL (TUN)
Confederation CAF
Winner of Champions League
Previous FCWC participations Newcomer
FCWC best achievement Newcomer
Domestic honours 24x Tunisian League 14x Tunisian President Cup 2x Tunisian Super-Cup
International honours
1x Afro-Asian Club Championship 2x CAF Champions League 1x CAF Cup Winner’s Cup 1x CAF Cup 1x CAF Super-Cup
2011 Champions League record 14 MP: 8 W - 5 D – 1 L
Best goalscorer 2011 Champions League Youssef MSAKNI (TUN): 5 goals
Year of foundation 1919
FC Barcelona (ESP)
Coach Pep GUARDIOLA (ESP)
Confederation UEFA
Winner of Champions League
Previous FCWC participations 2: 2006; 2009
FCWC best achievement Winner 2009
Domestic honours
21x Spanish Championship 25x Copa del Rey 2x Copa de la Liga 13x Supercopa
International honours
4x UEFA Champions League 4x UEFA Cup Winner’s Cup 4x UEFA Super Cup 1x FIFA Club World Cup
2011 Champions League record 13 MP: 9 W – 3 D – 1 L
Best goalscorer 2011 Champions League Lionel MESSI (ARG): 12 goals
Year of foundation 1899
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Kashiwa Reysol (JPN)
Coach NELSINHO (BRA)
Confederation AFC
Winner of J – League
Previous FCWC participations Newcomer
FCWC best achievement Newcomer
Domestic honours 1x Japan League (in 1972 under club name Hitachi) 1x J-League 1x J-League Cup
International honours -
2011 J-League record 34 MP: 23 W – 3 D – 8 L
Best goalscorer 2011 J-League Leandro DOMINGUES (BRA): 15 goals
Year of foundation 1940
Santos (BRA)
Coach Muricy RAMALHO (BRA)
Confederation CONMEBOL
Winner of Copa Libertadores
Previous FCWC participations Newcomer
FCWC best achievement Newcomer
Domestic honours 8x Campeonato Brasileiro Série A 1x Copa do Brasil
International honours 3x Copa Libertadores 1x Copa Conmebol 2x Intercontinental Cup
2011 Copa Libertadores record 14 MP: 7W – 6D – 1L
Best goalscorer 2011 Copa Libertadores NEYMAR (BRA): 6 goals
Year of foundation 1912
For more information about the teams see http://www.fifa.com/clubworldcup/teams/index.html
Legend:
MP: Matches played; W: wins; D: draws; L: losses.
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Road to the FIFA Club World Cup
AFC Champions League: Al-Sadd Club (QAT)
Date Match Result City (Country)
Play-off
12.02.2011 Al Sadd - Al Ittihad (SYR) 5:1 (3:0) Doha (QAT)
19.02.2011 Al Sadd - Dempo (IND) 2:0 (1:0) Doha (QAT)
Group phase – Group B
01.03.2011 Esteghlal (IRN) - Al Sadd 1:1 (1:0) Tehran (IRN)
16.03.2011 Al Sadd - Pakhtakor (UZB) 2:1 (1:0) Doha (QAT)
05.04.2011 Al Sadd - Al Nasr (KSA) 1:0 (0:0) Doha (QAT)
19.04.2011 Al Nasr (KSA) - Al Sadd 1:1 (0:1) Riyadh (KSA)
03.05.2011 Al Sadd - Esteghlal (IRN) 2:2 (0:2) Doha (QAT)
11.05.2011 Pakhtakor (UZB) - Al Sadd 1:1 (0:0) Tashkent (UZB)
Round of 16 – East Asia
25.05.2011 Al Sadd - Al Shabab (KSA) 1:0 (1:0) Doha (QAT)
Quarter – finals
14.09.2011 Sepahan (IRN) - Al Sadd 0:3 (0:3)* Isfahan (IRN)
28.09.2011 Al Sadd - Sepahan (IRN) 1:2 (0:2) Doha (QAT)
Semi –finals
19.10.2011 Suwon Samsung Bluewings (KOR) - Al Sadd 0:2 (0:0) Suwon (KOR)
26.10.2011 Al Sadd - Suwon Samsung Bluewings (KOR) 0:1 (0:1) Doha (QAT)
Final
05.11.2011 Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors (KOR) - Al Sadd 2:2 (1:1) 2:4 pso
Jeonju (KOR)
* forfeit win after Sepahan were found guilty of fielding an ineligible player
CAF Champions League: Esperance Sportive de Tunis (TUN)
Date Match Result City (Country)
First Round
19.03.2011 Esperance - ASPAC FC (BEN) 5:0 (5:0) Rades (TUN)
03.04.2011 ASPAC FC (BEN) - Esperance 2:0 (1:0) Cotonou (BEN)
Second Round
23.04.2011 Esperance - Diaraf (SEN) 5:0 (4:0) Tunis (TUN)
08.05.2011 Diaraf (SEN) - Esperance 0:1 (0:1) Dakar (SEN)
Group phase – Group B
16.07.2011 MC Alger (SEN) - Esperance 1:1 (1:1) Algiers (ALG)
30.07.2011 Esperance – Al Ahly (EGY) 1:0 (1:0) Rades (TUN)
14.08.2011 Wydad (MAR) - Esperance 2:2 (0:2) Casablanca (MAR)
27.08.2011 Esperance - Wydad (MAR) 0:0 Tunis (TUN)
10.09.2011 Esperance - MC Alger (SEN) 4:0 (3:0) Tunis (TUN)
16.09.2011 Al Ahly (EGY) - Esperance 1:1 (0:1) Cairo (EGY)
Semi -finals
02.10.2011 Al Hilal (SUD) - Esperance 0:1 (0:1) Omdurman (SUD)
15.10.2011 Esperance - Al Hilal (SUD) 2:0 (0:0) Rades (TUN)
Finals
06.11.2011 Wydad (MAR) - Esperance 0:0 Casablanca (MAR)
12.11.2011 Esperance - Wydad (MAR) 1:0 (1:0) Rades (TUN)
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UEFA Champions League: FC Barcelona (ESP)
Date Match Result City (Country)
Group Stage – Group D
14.09.2010 FC Barcelona - Panathinaikos (GRE) 5:1 (3:1) Barcelona (ESP)
29.09.2010 Rubin Kazan (RUS) - FC Barcelona 1:1 (1:0) Kazan (RUS)
20.10.2010 FC Barcelona - FC Copenhagen (DEN) 2:0 (1:0) Barcelona (ESP)
02.11.2010 FC Copenhagen (DEN) - FC Barcelona 1:1 (1:1) Copenhagen (DEN)
24.11.2010 Panathinaikos (GRE) - FC Barcelona 0:3 (0:1) Athens (GRE)
07.12.2010 FC Barcelona - Rubin Kazan (RUS) 2:0 (0:0) Barcelona (ESP)
Round of 16
16.02.2011 Arsenal (ENG) - FC Barcelona 2:1 (0:1) London (ENG)
08.03.2011 FC Barcelona - Arsenal (ENG) 3:1 (1:0) Barcelona (ESP)
Quarter – finals
06.04.2011 FC Barcelona - Shakhtar Donetsk (UKR) 5:1 (2:0) Barcelona (ESP)
12.04.2011 Shakhtar Donetsk (UKR) - FC Barcelona 0:1 (0:1) Donetsk (UKR)
Semi – finals
27.04.2011 Real Madrid (ESP) - FC Barcelona 0:2 (0:0) Madrid (ESP)
03.05.2011 FC Barcelona - Real Madrid (ESP) 1:1 (0:0) Barcelona (ESP)
Final
28.05.2011 FC Barcelona - Manchester United (ENG) 3:1 (1:1) London (ENG)
CONCACAF Champions League: Club de Futbol Monterrey (MEX)
Date Match Result City (Country)
Group Stage - Group C
17.08.2010 Monterrey - Saprissa (CRC) 1:0 (1:0) Monterrey (MEX)
25.08.2010 Seattle Sounders (USA) - Monterrey 0:2 (0:1) Seattle (USA)
14.09.2010 Monterrey - Marathon (HON) 2:0 (1:0) Monterrey (MEX)
22.09.2010 Monterrey - Seattle Sounders (USA) 3:2 (0:2) Monterrey (MEX)
28.09.2010 Saprissa (CRC) - Monterrey 2:2 (1:2) San Jose (CRC)
20.10.2010 Marathon (HON) - Monterrey 0:1 (0:0) San Pedro Sula (HON)
Quarter – finals
23.02.2011 Toluca (MEX) - Monterrey 0:1 (0:0) Toluca (MEX)
02.03.2011 Monterrey - Toluca (MEX) 1:0 (0:0) Monterrey (MEX)
Semi – finals
16.03.2011 Monterrey - Cruz Azul (MEX) 2:1 (1:0) Monterrey (MEX)
06.04.2011 Cruz Azul (MEX) - Monterrey 1:1 (1:0) Mexico City (MEX)
Finals
20.04.2011 Monterrey - Real Salt Lake (USA) 2:2 (1:1) Monterrey (MEX)
27.04.2011 Real Salt Lake (USA) – Monterrey 0:1 (0:1) Salt Lake City (USA)
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OFC Champions League: Auckland City (NZL)
Date Match Result City (Country)
Group Stage – Group B
23.10.2010 Auckland City - Magenta (NCL) 3:0 (3:0) Auckland (NZL)
14.11.2010 Waitakere United (NZL) - Auckland City 1:1 (0:0) Auckland (NZL)
03.12.2010 Tefana (TAH) - Auckland City 1:1 (0:0) Faaa (TAH)
21.02.2011 Magenta (NCL) - Auckland City 0:1 (0:0) Noumea (NCL)
27.02.2011 Auckland City - Waitakere United (NZL) 1:0 (1:0) Auckland (NZL)
19.03.2011 Auckland City - Tefana (TAH) 5:0 (2:0) Auckland (NZL)
Finals
02.04.2011 Amicale (VAN) - Auckland City 1:2 (0:1) Port Vila (VAN)
17.04.2011 Auckland City - Amicale (VAN) 4:0 (1:0) Auckland (NZL)
CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores: Santos (BRA)
Date Match Result City (Country)
Group Stage – Group 5
15.02.2011 Tachira (VEN) - Santos 0:0 San Cristobal (VEN)
02.03.2011 Santos – Cerro Porteño (PAR) 1:1 (0:0) Santos (BRA)
16.03.2011 Colo Colo (CHI) - Santos 3:2 (3:1) Santiago (CHI)
06.04.2011 Santos - Colo Colo (CHI) 3:2 (2:0) Santos (BRA)
14.04.2011 Cerro Porteño (PAR) - Santos 1:2 (0:1) Asuncion (PAR)
20.04.2011 Santos - Tachira (VEN) 3:1 (2:0) Santos (BRA)
Round of 16
27.04.2011 Santos - América (MEX) 1:0 (1:0) Santos (BRA)
03.05.2011 América (MEX) - Santos 0:0 Mexico City (MEX)
Quarter – finals
11.05.2011 Once Caldas (COL) - Santos 0:1 (0:1) Manizales (COL)
18.05.2011 Santos - Once Caldas (COL) 1:1 (1:1) Santos (BRA)
Semi – finals
25.05.2011 Santos – Cerro Porteño (PAR) 1:0 (1:0) Santos (BRA)
01.06.2011 Cerro Porteño (PAR) - Santos 3:3 (1:3) Asuncion (PAR)
Finals
15.06.2011 Peñarol (URU) - Santos 0:0 Montevideo (URU)
22.06.2011 Santos - Peñarol (URU) 2:1 (0:0) Santos (BRA)
J- League
Rank Team MP W D L GF GA Pts
1 Kashiwa Reysol 34 23 3 8 65 42 72
2 Nagoya Grampus 34 21 8 5 67 36 71
3 Gamba Osaka 34 21 7 6 78 51 70
The winner of the Japan Football League (JFL) qualified automatically to the 2011 FIFA Club World Cup.
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Host, Japan and the FIFA Club World Cup
4 The number of times Japan has
previously hosted the FIFA Club World Cup: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008. Return in
2011 as host for the fifth time.
2005 Year when Japan first hosted
the FIFA Club World Cup. Brazil were first in 2000.
2 Number of Japanese teams to
participate in previous editions: Gamba Osaka in
2008 and Urawa Red Diamonds in 2007.
1980 Year when the predecessor tournament
moved to the Asian zone and Japan where it became known as the Toyota
Cup Japan until it ended in 2004.
21 + 4 21 editions of the Toyota Cup Japan were held in Tokyo and
four in Yokohama.
3 Best ranking of Japanese
teams Gamba Osaka in 2008 and Urawa Red Diamonds in
2007.
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List of Referees and Assistant Referees
ASIAN ZONE
Referee Ravshan IRMATOV Uzbekistan
Assistant Referee Abdukhamidullo RASULOV Uzbekistan
Assistant Referee Bakhadyr KOCHKAROV Kyrgyzstan
AFRICAN ZONE
Referee Noumandiez DOUE Côte d’Ivoire
Assistant Referee Songuifolo YEO Côte d’Ivoire
Assistant Referee Djibril CAMARA Senegal
NORTH, CENTRAL AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN ZONE
Referee Joel AGUILAR El Salvador
Assistant Referee William TORRES El Salvador
Assistant Referee Juan ZUMBA El Salvador
SOUTH AMERICAN ZONE
Referee Enrique OSSES Chile
Assistant Referee Francisco MONDRIA Chile
Assistant Referee Carlos ASTROZA Chile
OCEANIAN ZONE
Referee Peter O'LEARY New Zealand
Assistant Referee Jan HINTZ New Zealand
Assistant Referee Ravinesh KUMAR Fiji
EUROPEAN ZONE
Referee Nicola RIZZOLI Italy
Assistant Referee Renato FAVERANI Italy
Assistant Referee Andrea STEFANI Italy
LOCAL SUPPORT TRIO
Referee Yuichi NISHIMURA Japan
Assistant Referee Toru SAGARA Japan
Assistant Referee Toshiyuki NAGI Japan
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Trophy
Prize Money Champion USD 5,000,000
2nd Place USD 4,000,000
3rd Place USD 2,500,000
4th Place USD 2,000,000
5th Place USD 1,500,000
6th Place USD 1,000,000
7th Place USD 500,000
Total USD 16,500,000
Date of manufacture: 2005 Weight (kg): 5.2 Height (cm): 50 Base (cm) Ø 20 Widest point (cm) 20 Manufacturer: Thomas Fattorini Ltd. Material: Brass, copper and silver; aluminum, chrome, rhodium & gold plated
The design shows six pillars representing the teams competing in the FIFA Club World Cup – with the individual structure making reference to the winner of the competition. The graceful curves are reaching up to encompass the globe in the shape of a football – a consistent feature amongst almost all of FIFA’s event trophies. The shape of the structure describes the competitive energy and athletic qualities demonstrated by the participating teams.
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Competition formats
2000 The competition was played in two rounds
The 8 teams taking part were divided into two groups of four teams
The system of play was a league system, each team playing one match against each of the other teams in the same group
The top teams in each group qualified for the final. The teams coming second in each group contested the play-off for third place
2005/2006 The competition was played in a quarter- semi- and final round
The quarter-finals consisted of only two matches between the clubs of AFC, CAF, CONCACAF and OFC
The two winners of the quarter-finals and the clubs of CONMEBOL and UEFA contested the semi-finals
The losing clubs of the quarter-finals contested the play-off for fifth place
The losing clubs from the semi-final matches contested the play-off for third place
The winners of the two semi-final matches qualified for the final
2007 The opening match was played between the representative club of the host association and the club of
OFC
The winner of the opening match and the clubs of AFC, CAF and CONCACAF contested the quarter-finals
The two winners of the quarter-finals and the clubs of CONMEBOL and UEFA contested the semi-finals
The losing clubs from the semi-final matches contested the play-off for third place
The winners of the two semi-final matches qualified for the final
2008/2009/2010 The opening match was played between the representative club of the host association and the club of
OFC
The winner of the opening match and the clubs of AFC, CAF and CONCACAF contested the quarter-finals
The two winners of the quarter-finals and the clubs of CONMEBOL and UEFA contest the semi-finals
The losing clubs from the quarter-final matches contested the play-off for fifth place
The losing clubs from the semi-final matches contested the play-off for third place
The winners of the two semi-final matches contested the final
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Stadiums
Toyota Stadium
Toyota Stadium is a football stadium with one of the most modern facilities in Japan. It is also the home stadium for the Nagoya Grampus Eight, a club in J-League Division 1.
Capacity: 45,000 seats
Completion: June 2001
Major FIFA Events:
2008 FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2008 2007 FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2007 2006 FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2006 2005 FIFA Club World Championship TOYOTA Cup Japan 2005
International Stadium Yokohama
International Stadium Yokohama, which has the largest capacity in Japan, is well-known worldwide as the stage of the Final in 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan™.
Capacity: 72,327 seats
Completion: March 1998
Major FIFA Events:
2008 FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2008 2007 FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2007 2006 FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2006 2005 FIFA Club World Championship TOYOTA Cup Japan 2005 2002-2004 TOYOTA Cup (European/South American Cup) 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan™, 4 matches including the Final 2001 FIFA Confederations Cup 2001
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History of the FIFA Club World Cup
Intercontinental and Toyota Cup
Between 1960 and 1968, the Intercontinental Cup was a competition endorsed by UEFA and CONMEBOL and contested between the winners of the European Champions’ Cup and the South American Copa Libertadores. The system of play was a home-and-away series, decided by points only (the same format used by CONMEBOL to determine the winner of the Copa Libertadores final until 1987). Because of this format, a third match was needed when both teams were tied on points.
From 1969 to 1979, the Intercontinental Cup continued as a two-leg competition between the UEFA and the CONMEBOL club champions. However, it adopted the European standard method to decide the winner by adding the goals of both matches to the aggregate score.
As of 1980 and until 2004, the competition was held as a single match in Tokyo and Yokohama, Japan. It was called the Toyota Cup, named after its sponsor.
FIFA Club World Cup
The first FIFA Club World Cup was held in 2000 in Brazil with the participation of the club champions of all six confederations (AFC, CAF, CONCACAF, CONMEBOL, OFC and UEFA). In addition to those six teams, two additional competitors were invited: Real Madrid from Spain as the Toyota Cup winner of 1998 and the Brazilian host team, Corinthians, who went on to win the trophy.
In 2005 the Toyota Cup merged with the FIFA Club World Cup. This competition has since then been played under the auspices of FIFA and between the club champions from the 6 Confederations (UEFA’s and CONMEBOL’s representative entering the competition in the semi-finals). As from 2007 the host’s top team has also participated.
In 2007, the Japanese league winner was to be included to represent the host country but since a Japanese team won the AFC Champions League, the highest placed non Japanese team of the AFC Champions League played the play-off for quarter-finals with the OFC representative
Winners at a glance
Year Host Country Winners
2010 United Arab Emirates FC Internazionale Milano (ITA)
2009 United Arab Emirates FC Barcelona (ESP)
2008 Japan Manchester United (ENG)
2007 Japan AC Milan (ITA)
2006 Japan Sport Club International (BRA)
2005 Japan Sao Paulo FC (BRA)
2000 Brazil Corinthians (BRA)
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Ranking by tournament
FIFA Club World Cup UAE 2010
Ranking
1. FC Internazionale Milano (ITA) Winner of UEFA Champions League
2. TP Mazembe Englebert (COD) Winner of CAF Champions League
3. Sport Club Internacional (BRA) Winner of CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores
4. Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma F.C. (KOR) Winner of AFC Champions League
5. Pachuca (MEX) Winner of CONCACAF Champions League
6. Al Wahda Sports Club (UAE) Winner of UAE Premier League
7. Hekari United FC (PNG) Winner of OFC Champions League
FIFA Club World Cup UAE 2009
Ranking
1. FC Barcelona (ESP) Winner of UEFA Champions League
2. Estudiantes La Plata (ARG) Winner of CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores
3. Pohang Steelers FC (KOR) Winner of AFC Champions League
4. Atlante FC (MEX) Winner of CONCACAF Champions League
5. Auckland City FC (NZL) Winner of OFC Champions League
6. TP Mazembe Englebert (COD) Winner of CAF Champions League
7. Al Ahli FC (UAE) Winner of UAE Premier League
FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2008
Ranking
1. Manchester Utd. (ENG) Winner of UEFA Champions League
2. Liga de Quito (ECU) Winner of CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores
3. Gamba Osaka (JPN) Winner of AFC Champions League
4. Pachuca (MEX) Winner of CONCACAF Champions’ Cup
5. Adelaide United (AUS) AFC Champions League runner-up*
6. Al Ahly Sports Club (EGY) Winner of CAF Champions League
7. Waitakere United (NZL) Winner of OFC O-League
* Since a Japanese team won the AFC Champions League, the highest placed non Japanese team of the AFC Champions League plays match 1 against the OFC representative, Waitakere United.
FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2007
Ranking
1. AC Milan (ITA) Winner of UEFA Champions League
2. Boca Juniors (ARG) Winner of CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores
3. Urawa Red Diamonds (JPN) Winner of AFC Champions League
4. Etoile Sportive du Sahel (TUN) Winner of CAF Champions League
5. Sepahan (IRN) AFC Champions League runner-up*
5.** Pachuca (MEX) Winner of CONCACAF Champions’ Cup
7. Waitakere United (NZL) Winner of OFC O-League
* Since a Japanese team won the AFC Champions League, the highest placed non Japanese team of the AFC Champions League plays match 1 against the OFC representative, Waitakere United. ** In 2007 the losing clubs from the quarter-final matches did not contest the play-off for fifth place
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FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2006
Ranking
1. Sport Club Internacional (BRA) Winner of 2006 CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores
2. FC Barcelona (ESP) Winner of 2005/6 UEFA Champions League
3. Al Ahly Sports Club (EGY) Winner of 2006 CAF Champions League
4. Club América (MEX) Winner of 2006 CONCACAF Champions’ Cup
5. Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors (KOR) Winner of 2006 AFC Champions League
6. Auckland City (NZL) Winner of 2006 OFC Club Championship
FIFA Club World Championship Toyota Cup Japan 2005
Ranking
1. Sao Paulo (BRA) Winner of 2005 CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores
2. Liverpool (ENG) Winner of 2004/5 UEFA Champions League
3. Deportivo Saprissa (CRC) Winner of 2005 CONCACAF Champions’ Cup
4. Al Ittihad (KSA) Winner of 2005 AFC Champions League
5. Sydney (AUS) Winner of 2004/5 OFC Club Championship
6. Al Ahly Sports Club (EGY) Winner of 2005 CAF Champions League
FIFA Club World Championship Brazil 2000
Ranking
1. Corinthians (BRA) Host, Winner of 1998 Brazilian League
2. Vasco da Gama (BRA) Winner of 1998 CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores
3. Necaxa (MEX) Winner of 1999 CONCACAF Champions Cup
4. Real Madrid (ESP) Winner of 1998 Intercontinental Cup
5. Manchester United (ENG) Winner of 1999 UEFA Champions League
6. Al Nassr (KSA) Winner of 1998 AFC Super Cup
7. Raja Casablanca (MAR) Winner of 1999 CAF Champions League
8. South Melbourne (AUS) Winner of 1999 OFC Club Championship
FIFA Club World Cup Stats at a Glance
Year/Host Country 2010 UAE
2009 UAE
2008 Japan
2007 Japan
2006 Japan
2005 Japan
2000 Brazil
Teams 7 7 7 7 6 6 8
Matches 8 8 8 7 7 7 14
Goals 27 25 23 21 17 19 43
Goal Average 3.38 3.13 2.88 3 2.43 2.71 3.07
Attendance* 200,251 156,350 355,515 318,871 302,142 261,456 514,000
Attendance Average* 25,031 19,544 44,439 45,553 43,163 37,351 36,714
Yellow cards 21 36 38 27 29 31 56
Yellow card average 2.63 4.50 4.75 3.86 4.14 4.43 4.00
Red cards 3 4 2 3 0 2 6
Red card average 0.38 0.50 0.25 0.43 0.00 0.29 0.43
*Attendance figures relate to the number of spectators as indicated in official FIFA Match Reports and not number of tickets sold. Figures also include double headers.
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Competition records at a glance
YEAR COUNTRY TEAMS
AFC
CA
F
CO
NC
AC
AF
CO
NM
EB
OL
OFC
UE
FA
MATCHES GOALS Ø SPECTATORS Ø
2000 Brazil 8 1 1 1 2 1 2 14 43 3.07 514,000 36,714
2005 Japan 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 19 2.71 261,456 37,351
2006 Japan 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 17 2.43 302,142 43,163
2007 Japan 7 2 1 1 1 1 1 7 21 3.00 318,871 45,553
2008 Japan 7 2 1 1 1 1 1 8 23 2.88 355'515 44'439
2009 UAE 7 2 1 1 1 1 1 8 25 3.31 156'350 19'544
2010 UAE 7 2 1 1 1 1 1 8 27 3.38 200’251 25’031
TOTAL 59 175 2.97 2’108’585 35'739
Goals
Fastest goals
Min. Sec. Player Match Date
2' 20" EMAD MOHAMMED, IRQ - Sepahan v. Waitakere United 07.12.2007
2' 24" Peter CROUCH, ENG – Liverpool FC v. Deportivo Saprissa 15.12.2005
2' 37" Dejan STANKOVIC, SRB – FC Internazionale Milano v. Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma FC 15.12.2010
3' 34" Mauricio MOLINA, COL - Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma FC v. Al-Wahda Sports Club 11.12.2010
Top goalscorers
No. of goals Goalscorer Club Year
4 DENILSON, BRA Pohang Steelers FC (KOR) 2009
3 Mohamed ABOUTRIKA, EGY Ahly Sporting Club (EGY) 2006
3 Mauricio MOLINA, COL Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma FC (KOR) 2010
3 Nicolas ANELKA, FRA Real Madrid (ESP) 2000
3 FLAVIO, ANG Al Ahly Sports Club (EGY) 2006, 2008
3 ROMARIO, BRA Vasco da Gama (BRA) 2000
3 WASHINGTON, BRA Urawa Red Diamonds (JPN) 2007
3 Wayne ROONEY, ENG Manchester United (ENG) 2008
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Top goalscorers (per tournament)
2000: 3 goals
Goalscorer Club
Nicolas ANELKA, FRA Real Madrid (ESP)
ROMARIO, BRA Vasco da Gama (BRA)
2005: 2 goals
Goalscorer Club
AMOROSO, BRA Sao Paulo FC (BRA)
Peter CROUCH, ENG Liverpool FC (ENG)
Mohammed NOOR, KSA Al Ittihad (KSA)
Alvaro SABORIO, CRC Deportivo Saprissa (CRC)
2006: 3 goals
Goalscorer Club
Mohamed ABOUTRIKA, EGY Ahly Sporting Club (EGY)
2007: 3 goals
Goalscorer Club
WASHINGTON, BRA Urawa Red Diamonds (JPN)
2008: 3 goals
Goalscorer Club
Wayne ROONEY, ENG Manchester United (ENG)
2009: 4 goals
Goalscorer Club
DENILSON, BRA Pohang Steelers FC (KOR)
2010: 3 goals
Goalscorer Club
Mauricio MOLINA, COL Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma F.C. (KOR)
Mauricio Molina (L) of Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma F.C. runs past goalkeeper Roberto Abbondanzieri of Sport Club Internacional after scoring his second goal during the FIFA Club World Cup match for third place between Sport Club Internacional and Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma FC at Zayed Sports City on December 18, 2010 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. (Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
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Players
Most appearances
No. appearances Name Club Year
7 Hossam ASHOUR, EGY Ahly Sporting Club (EGY) 2005: 2; 2006: 3; 2008: 2
7 Mohamed ABOUTRIKA, EGY Ahly Sporting Club (EGY) 2005: 2; 2006: 3; 2008: 2
7 Wael GOMAA, EGY Ahly Sporting Club (EGY) 2005: 2; 2006: 3; 2008: 2
7 Shady MOHAMED, EGY Ahly Sporting Club (EGY) 2005: 2; 2006: 3; 2008: 2
6 DIDA, BRA Corinthians (BRA) AC Milan (ITA)
2000: 4 2007: 2
6 FLAVIO, ANG Ahly Sporting Club (EGY) 2005:1; 2006: 3; 2008: 2
6 Leobardo LOPEZ, MEX Pachuca (MEX) 2007:1; 2008: 3; 2010:2
6 Miguel CALERO, COL Pachuca (MEX) 2007:1; 2008:3; 2010:2
6 KLEBER, (BRA Corinthians (BRA) Sport Club Internacional (BRA)
2000: 4 2010: 2
Number of players with the most participations in the FIFA Club World Cup
*Not including 2011 tournament
Players to score in more than one edition
Only three players have scored in more than one edition and only one, Dwight Yorke (TRI), has scored in more than one edition with two different clubs.
Goalscorer Goals Edition and club
FLAVIO, ANG 3 2 in 2006 (Al Ahly Sports Club); 1 in 2008 (Al Ahly Sports Club)
Mbenza BEDI, COD 2 1 in 2009 (TP Mazembe Englebert); 1 in 2010 (TP Mazembe Englebert)
Dwight YORKE, TRI 2 1 in 2000 (Manchester United); 1 in 2005 (Sydney)
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Matches
Final matches
Date Match Host Venue Attendance 14.01.2000 Corinthians - Vasco da Gama 0:0, 4:3 PSO Rio de Janeiro (BRA) Maracanã 73,000
18.12.2005 Sao Paulo FC - Liverpool FC 1:0 Yokohama (JPN)
International Stadium 66,821
17.12.2006 Sport Club Internacional - FC Barcelona 1:0 Yokohama (JPN)
International Stadium 67,128
16.12.2007 Boca Juniors - AC Milan 2:4 Yokohama (JPN)
International Stadium 68,263
21.12.2008 Liga de Quito - Manchester United FC 0:1 Yokohama (JPN)
International Stadium 68,682
19.12.2009 Estudiantes La Plata - FC Barcelona 1:1, 1:2 aet Abu Dhabi (UAE)
Zayed Sports City 43,050
18.12.2010 TP Mazembe Englebert - FC Internazionale Milano 0:3 Abu Dhabi (UAE)
Zayed Sports City 42,174
Biggest wins
Score Match Date
0:4 Club America (MEX) - FC Barcelona (ESP) 14.12.2006
0:3 Deportivo Saprissa (CRC) - Liverpool FC (ENG) 15.12.2005
0:3 Auckland City FC(NZL) - Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors (KOR) 15.12.2006
0:3 Auckland City FC (NZL) - Atlante FC (MEX) 12.12.2009
0:3 Al-Wahda Sports Club (UAE) - Hekari United FC (PNG) 08.12.2010
1:4 Al-Wahda Sports Club (UAE) - Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma F.C. (KOR) 11.12.2010
0:3 Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma F.C. (KOR) - FC Internazionale Milano (ITA) 15.12.2010
0:3 TP Mazembe Englebert (COD) - FC Internazionale Milano (ITA) 18.12.2010
Highest scoring matches
Goals Result Match Date
8 3:5 Gamba Osaka (JPN) - Manchester United (ENG) 18.12.2008
7 3:4 Raja Casablanca (MAR) - Al Nassr (KSA) 07.01.2000
6 4:2 Sport Club Internacional (BRA) – Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma F.C. (KOR) 18.12.2010
6 2:4 Boca Juniors (ARG) - AC Milan (ITA) 16.12.2007
6 2:4 Al Ahly (EGY) – Pachuca (MEX) 13.12.2008
5 3:2 Real Madrid (ESP) - Raja Casablanca (MAR) 10.01.2000
5 2:3 Al Ittihad (KSA) - Sao Paulo (BRA) 14.12.2005
5 2:3 Al Ittihad (KSA) - Deportivo Saprissa (CRC) 18.12.2005
5 2:3 TP Mazembe Englebert (COD) - Auckland City FC (NZL) 16.12.2009
5 1:4 Al Wahda Sports Club (UAE) - Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma F.C. (KOR) 11.12.2010
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Clubs with the most participations
Number of participations Club Edition
3 Al Ahly (EGY) 2005, 2006, 2008
3 Pachuca (MEX) 2007, 2008, 2010
3 FC Barcelona (ESP) 2006, 2009, 2011
3 Auckland City (NZL) 2006, 2009, 2011
2 Waitakere United (NZL) 2007, 2008
2 TP Mazembe Englebert (COD) 2009, 2010
2 Manchester United (ENG) 2000, 2008
2 Sport Club Internacional (BRA) 2006, 2010
1 Al-Sadd Club (QAT) 2011
1 Club de Futbol Monterrey (MEX) 2011
1 Esperance (TUN) 2011
1 Kashiwa Reysol (JPN) 2011
1 Santos (BRA) 2011
1 30 other clubs have also participated once. 2000 – 2010
Attendance
Highest attendance
Att. Date Venue Match Result Phase
73,000 08.01.2000 RIO DE JANEIRO (BRA) Manchester United (ENG) - Vasco da Gama (BRA) 1:3 Group B
73,000 14.01.2000 RIO DE JANEIRO (BRA) Corinthians (BRA) - Vasco da Gama (BRA) 0:0 Final
68,682 21.12.2008 YOKOHAMA (JPN) Liga de Quito (ECU) - Manchester United (ENG) 0:1 Final
68,263 16.12.2007 YOKOHAMA (JPN) Boca Juniors (ARG) - AC Milan (ITA) 2:4 Final
67,618 18.12.2008 YOKOHAMA (JPN) Gamba Osaka (JPN) - Manchester United (ENG) 3:5 Semi-final
FIFA Club World Championships Final, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 14th January, 2000, Corinthians 0 v Vasco Da Gama 0, (Corinthians win on penalties), A Corinthians section of the huge crowd at the Maracana Stadium cheering on their team (Photo: Getty Images)
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Coaches
Winning coaches
Year Coach Club
2000 Oswald DE OLIVEIRA, BRA Corinthians (BRA)
2005 Paulo AUTUORI, BRA Sao Paulo FC (BRA)
2006 Abel BRAGA, BRA Sport Club Internacional (BRA)
2007 Carlo ANCELOTTI , ITA AC Milan (ITA)
2008 Alex FERGUSON, SCO Manchester United (ENG)
2009 Pep GUARDIOLA, ESP FC Barcelona (ESP)
2010 Rafael BENITEZ, ESP FC Internazionale Milano (ITA)
Referees
Referees of past Final matches
Year Referee Country Match
2010 Yuichi NISHIMURA Japan TP Mazembe Englebert (COD) – FC Internazionale Milano (ITA) 0:3 (0:2)
2009 Benito ARCHUNDIA Mexico Club Estudiantes de La Plata (ARG) – FC Barcelona (ESP) 1:2 a.e.t. (1:1, 1:0)
2008 Ravshan IRMATOV Uzbekistan Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Quito (ECU) – Manchester United (ENG) 0:1 (0:0)
2007 Marco RODRIGUEZ Mexico Boca Juniors (ARG) – AC Milan (ITA) 2:4 (1:1)
2006 Carlos BATRES Guatemala Sport Club Internacional (BRA) – FC Barcelona (ESP) 1:0 (0:0)
2005 Benito ARCHUNDIA Mexico Sao Paulo FC (BRA) – Liverpool FC (ENG) 1:0 (1:0)
2000 Dick JOL Netherlands Corinthians (BRA) – Vasco da Gama (BRA) 0:0 a.e.t. PSO 4:3
Head coach Rafael Benitez of FC Internazionale Milano instructs his players during the FIFA Club World Cup final match between TP Mazembe Englebert and FC Internazionale Milano at Zayed Sports City on December 18, 2010 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. (Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
Ravshan Irmatov during the FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2008. He has been appointed for the 2011 edition.
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Awards
adidas Golden Ball
The adidas Golden Ball is always awarded to the most outstanding player.
Year Host adidas Golden Ball winner
2010 UAE Samuel ETOO, CMR , FC Internazionale Milano ( ITA)
2009 UAE Lionel MESSI , ARG, FC Barcelona (ESP)
2008 Japan Wayne ROONEY, ENG, Manchester United (ENG)
2007 Japan KAKA, BRA, AC Milan (ITA)
2006 Japan DECO, POR, FC Barcelona (ESP)
2005 Japan ROGERIO CENI, BRA, Sao Paulo FC (BRA)
2000 Brazil EDILSON, BRA, Corinthians (BRA)
FIFA Fair Play
The FIFA Fair Play award is given to the team with the best record of fair play according to the points system and criteria established by the FIFA Fair Play Committee.
Year Host FIFA Fair Play Award winner
2010 UAE FC Internazionale Milano (ITA)
2009 UAE Atlante FC (MEX)
2008 Japan Adelaide United (AUS)
2007 Japan Urawa Red Diamonds (JPN)
2006 Japan FC Barcelona (ESP)
2005 Japan Liverpool FC (ENG)
2000 Brazil Al Nassr (KSA)
adidas Golden Boot*
The adidas Golden Boot is always awarded to the player scoring the highest number of goals.
Year Host adidas Golden Boot winner*
2000 Brazil Nicolas ANELKA, FRA (Real Madrid) 3 goals ROMÁRIO, BRA (Vasco da Gama) 3 goals *Known and presented as adidas Golden Shoe, to date only awarded in 2000.
adidas Golden ball award winner Samuel Etoo of FC Internazionale Milano on December 18, 2010 in Abu Dhabi. (Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
The adidas Golden Boot was presented once in 2000 and has not been awarded since. The adidas Golden Ball and the FIFA Fair Play award, however, have been presented since the tournament’s inception in 2000. No other awards are presented.
Nicolas ANELKA, Real Madrid (L) and ROMÁRIO, Vasco da Gama (R) – winners of the adidas Golden Boot at the FIFA Club World Cup 2000. Photos: Getty Images.
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Final matches round-up
FIFA Club World Cup UAE 2010 Final TP Mazembe Englebert (COD) – FC Internazionale Milano (ITA) 0:3 (0:2) Date/time 18.12.2010 / 21:00 Venue Zayed Sports City, Abu Dhabi Attendance 42,174 TP Mazembe Englebert: 1 KIDIABA; 2 KIMWAKI, 3 KASUSULA, 4 NKULUKUTA, 10 SINGULUMA, 11 KABANGU, 13 BEDI, 15 KALUYITUKA, 20 MIHAYO (C), 24 EKANGA, 27 KASONGO FC Internazionale Milano: 1 JULIO CESAR; 2 CORDOBA, 4 ZANETTI (C), 6 LUCIO, 8 THIAGO MOTTA, 9 ETOO, 13 MAICON, 19 CAMBIASSO, 22 MILITO, 26 CHIVU, 27 PANDEV Scorers: 0-1 13' PANDEV, 0-2 17' ETOO, 0-3 85' BIABIANY Substitutions TPM: 46' HT -KASONGO, +KANDA (6), 90' -KALUYITUKA, +NDONGA (8) FCI: 54' -CHIVU, +STANKOVIC (5), 70' -MILITO, +BIABIANY (88), 87' -THIAGO MOTTA, +MacDonald MARIGA (17) Cautions TPM: 12' KALUYITUKA, 33' EKANGA, 43' BEDI, 84' KASUSULA FCI: 79' THIAGO MOTTA Expulsions - Referee Yuichi NISHIMURA (JPN) Assistant referees Toru SAGARA (JPN), Toshiyuki NAGI (JPN) 4th official Victor CARRILLO (PER) Golden Ball Samuel ETOO, CMR - FC Internazionale Milano (ITA) FIFA Fair Play Prize FC Internazionale Milano (ITA)
FIFA Club World Cup UAE 2009 Final Club Estudiantes de La Plata (ARG) – FC Barcelona (ESP) 1:2 a.e.t. (1:1, 1:0) Date/time 19.12.2009 / 20:00 Venue Zayed Sports City, Abu Dhabi Attendance 43,050 Club Estudiantes de La Plata: 25 ALBIL; 2 DESABATO, 3 CELLAY, 8 PEREZ, 11 VERON (C), 13 DIAZ, 16 RE, 17 BOSELLI, 22 BRANA, 23 BENITEZ, 30 RODRIGUEZ FC Barcelona: 1 VALDES; 2 DANI ALVES, 3 PIQUE, 5 PUYOL (C), 6 XAVI, 9 IBRAHIMOVIC, 10 MESSI, 14 HENRY, 15 KEITA, 16 BUSQUETS, 22 ABIDAL Scorers: 1-0 37' BOSELLI, 1-1 89' PEDRO, 1-2 110' MESSI Substitutions ELP: 76' -BENITEZ, +SANCHEZ (5), 79' -PEREZ, +NUNEZ (18), 90'+1 -RE, +ROJO (21) BAR: 46' HT -KEITA, +PEDRO (17), 79' -BUSQUETS, +TOURE (24), 83' -HENRY, +JEFFREN (7) Cautions ELP: 45'+2 DIAZ, 58' RODRIGUEZ, 65' PEREZ, 94' SANCHEZ, 112' ROJO, 119' BRANA, 119' DESABATO BAR: 23' MESSI, 82' HENRY, 118' VALDES Expulsions: - Referee Benito ARCHUNDIA (MEX) Assistant referees Hector VERGARA (CAN), Marvin TORRENTERA (MEX) 4th official: Ravshan IRMATOV (UZB) Golden Ball Lionel MESSI, ARG - FC Barcelona (ESP) FIFA Fair Play Prize Atlante Futbol Club (MEX)
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FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2008 Final Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Quito (ECU) – Manchester United FC (ENG) 0:1 (0:0) Date/time 21.12.2008 / 19:30 Venue International Stadium, YOKOHAMA Attendance 68,682 Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Quito: 1 CEVALLOS; 2 ARAUJO, 3 CALLE, 7 BOLANOS, 8 URRUTIA (C), 13 REASCO, 14 CALDERON, 15 ARAUJO, 16 BIELER, 21 MANSO, 23 CAMPOS Manchester United FC: 1 VAN DER SAR; 3 EVRA, 5 FERDINAND (C), 7 CRISTIANO RONALDO, 8 ANDERSON, 10 ROONEY, 13 PARK, 15 VIDIC, 16 CARRICK, 21 RAFAEL, 32 TEVEZ Scorer: 0-1 73' ROONEY Substitutions LDU: 77' -CALLE, +AMBROSI (4), 82' -REASCO, +LARREA (20), 87' -BOLANOS, +NAVIA (19) MAN: 51' -TEVEZ, +EVANS (23), 85' -RAFAEL, +NEVILLE (2), 88' -ANDERSON, +FLETCHER (24) Cautions LDU: 2' BIELER, 36' CAMPOS, 44' CEVALLOS, 66' CALLE, 71' ARAUJO MAN: 70' ANDERSON Expulsions MAN: 49' VIDIC Referee Ravshan IRMATOV (UZB) Assistant referees Abdukhamidullo RASULOV (UZB), Bakhadyr KOCHKAROV (KGZ) 4th official Yuichi NISHIMURA (JPN) Golden Ball Wayne ROONEY, ENG - Manchester Utd. (ENG) FIFA Fair Play Prize Adelaide United FC (AUS)
FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2007 Final Boca Juniors (ARG) – AC Milan (ITA) 2:4 (1:1) Date/time 16.12.2007 / 19:30 Venue International Stadium, YOKOHAMA Attendance 68,263 Boca Juniors: 12 CARANTA; 3 MOREL, 4 IBARRA, 5 BATTAGLIA, 9 PALERMO (C), 14 PALACIO, 15 GONZALEZ, 19 CARDOZO, 20 MAIDANA, 24 BANEGA, 29 PALETTA AC Milan: 1 DIDA; 3 MALDINI (C), 4 KALADZE, 8 GATTUSO, 9 INZAGHI, 10 SEEDORF, 13 NESTA, 21 PIRLO, 22 KAKA, 23 AMBROSINI, 25 BONERA Scorers: 0-1 21' INZAGHI, 1-1 22' PALACIO, 1-2 50' NESTA, 1-3 61' KAKA, 1-4 71' INZAGHI, 2-4 85' LEDESMA Substitutions BOC: 67' -GONZALEZ, +LEDESMA (8), 68' -CARDOZO, +GRACIAN (11) MIL: 65' -GATTUSO, +EMERSON (5), 76' -INZAGHI, +CAFU (Marcos Moraes) (2), 87' -SEEDORF, +BROCCHI (32) Cautions BOC: 40' IBARRA, 55' BATTAGLIA, 73' PALETTA MIL: 22' AMBROSINI, 62' KAKA Expulsions BOC: 88' LEDESMA MIL: 77' KALADZE Referee Marco RODRIGUEZ (MEX) Assistant referees Jose Luis CAMARGO (MEX), Pedro REBOLLAR (MEX) 4th official Mark SHIELD (AUS) Golden Ball KAKA, BRA - AC Milan (ITA) FIFA Fair Play Prize Urawa Reds (JAP)
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FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2006 Final Sport Club Internacional (BRA) – FC Barcelona (ESP) 1:0 (0:0) Date/time 17.12.2006 / 19:20 Venue International Stadium, YOKOHAMA
Attendance 67,128
Sport Club Internacional: 1 CLEMER; 2 CEARA, 3 INDIO, 4 FABIANO ELLER, 5 WELLINGTON MONTEIRO, 7 ALEX, 8 EDINHO, 9 FERNANDAO (C), 10 IARLEY, 11 ALEXANDRE PATO, 15 RUBENS CARDOSO FC Barcelona: 1 VALDES; 3 THIAGO MOTTA, 4 MARQUEZ, 5 PUYOL (C), 7 GUDJOHNSEN, 8 GIULY, 10 RONALDINHO, 11 ZAMBROTTA, 12 VAN BRONCKHORST, 20 DECO, 24 INIESTA Scorer: 1-0 82' ADRIANO Substitutions SCI: 46' HT -ALEX, +VARGAS (17), 61' -ALEXANDRE PATO, +LUIZ ADRIANO (18), 76' -FERNANDAO, +ADRIANO (16) BAR: 46' HT -ZAMBROTTA, +BELLETTI (2), 59' -THIAGO MOTTA, +XAVI (6), 88' -GUDJOHNSEN, +EZQUERRO (18) Cautions SCI: 45' INDIO, 84' ADRIANO, 90'+3 IARLEY BAR: 55' THIAGO MOTTA Expulsions: - Referee Carlos BATRES (GUA) Assistant referees Carlos PASTRANA (HON), Leonel LEAL (CRC) 4th official Subkhiddin MOHD SALLEH (MAS) Golden Ball DECO, BRA – FC Barcelona (ESP) FIFA Fair Play Prize FC Barcelona (ESP)
FIFA Club World Championship Toyota Cup Japan 2005 Final Sao Paulo FC (BRA) – Liverpool FC (ENG) 1:0 (1:0) Date/time 18.12.2005 / 19:20 Venue International Stadium, YOKOHAMA Attendance 66,821 Sao Paulo FC: 1 ROGERIO CENI (C); 2 CICINHO, 3 FABAO, 4 EDCARLOS, 5 LUGANO, 6 JUNIOR, 7 MINEIRO, 8 JOSUE, 10 DANILO, 11 AMOROSO, 14 ALOISIO Liverpool FC: 12 REINA; 2 WARNOCK, 3 FINNAN, 4 HYYPIA, 7 KEWELL, 8 GERRARD (C), 10 GARCIA, 14 XABI ALONSO, 19 MORIENTES, 22 SISSOKO, 23 CARRAGHER Scorer: 1-0 27' MINEIRO Substitutions SPL: 75' -ALOISIO, +GRAFITE (9) LIV: 79' -SISSOKO, +SINAMA PONGOLLE (11), 79' -WARNOCK, +RIISE (6), 85' -MORIENTES, +CROUCH (15) Cautions SPL: 57' LUGANO, 90' ROGERIO CENI Expulsions: - Referee Benito ARCHUNDIA (MEX) Assistant referees Hector VERGARA (CAN), Arturo VELAZQUEZ (MEX) 4th official Toru KAMIKAWA (JPN) Golden Ball ROGERIO CENI, BRA - Sao Paulo FC (BRA) FIFA Fair Play Prize Liverpool FC (ENG)
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FIFA Club World Championship Brazil 2000 Final Corinthians (BRA) – Vasco da Gama (BRA) 0:0 a.e.t. PSO 4:3 Date/time 14.01.2001 / 20:00 Venue Maracana, RIO DE JANEIRO Attendance 73,000
Corinthians: 1 DIDA; 2 INDIO, 3 ADILSON, 5 VAMPETA, 6 KLEBER, 7 MARCELINHO CARIOCA, 8 RINCON, 9 LUIZAO, 10 EDILSON, 11 RICARDINHO, 16 FABIO LUCIANO Vasco da Gama: 3 ODVAN; 4 MAURO GALVAO, 5 AMARAL, 6 FELIPE, 8 JUNINHO PERNAMBUCANO, 9 RAMON, 10 EDMUNDO, 11 ROMARIO (Romario Faria), 12 HELTON, 13 GILBERTO MELO, 15 PAULO MIRANDA Scorers: - Penalty Shoot-out COR VDG 1 - 0 RINCON, 1 - 1 ROMARIO (Romario Faria) 2 - 1 FERNANDO BAIANO 2 - 2 ALEX OLIVEIRA 3 - 2 LUIZAO 3 - 2 GILBERTO MELO 4 - 2 EDU 4 - 3 VIOLA 4 - 3 MARCELINHO CARIOCA 4 - 3 EDMUNDO Substitutions COR: 45' HT -RICARDINHO, +EDU (20), 90'+1 -VAMPETA, +GILMAR (23), 113' -EDILSON, +FERNANDO BAIANO (17) VDG: 90'+6 -JUNINHO PERNAMBUCANO, +VIOLA (19), 90'+12 -FELIPE, +ALEX OLIVEIRA (23), 111' -RAMON, +DONIZETE (7) Cautions COR: 43' RINCON, 75' ADILSON, 90'+7 INDIO, 113' LUIZAO VDG: 16' FELIPE, 33' AMARAL, 54' PAULO MIRANDA, 90'+8 EDMUNDO Expulsions: - Referee Dick JOL (NED) Assistant referees Jens LARSEN (DEN), Fernando CRESCI (URU) Golden Ball: most outstanding player - FIFA Fair Play Prize: the team with the best record of fair play according to the points system
FIFA Club World Championships Final, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, 14th January, 2000, Corinthians 0 v Vasco Da Gama 0, (Corinthians win on penalties), Corinthians' players celebrate their victory after the penalty shoot-out as the electronic scoreboard shows the final result (Photo: Getty Images)
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Intercontinental Cup and Toyota Cup (1960-2004) Results of the Intercontinental Cup (1960-1979) (Winners in bold)
Date Venue Match Score
1960
03.06.1960 Montevideo (URU) Penarol Montevideo (URU) - Real Madrid (ESP) 0:0
04.09.1960 Madrid (ESP) Real Madrid (ESP) - Penarol Montevideo (URU) 5:1
1961
04.09.1961 Lisbon (POR) Benfica (POR) - Penarol Montevideo (URU) 1:0
17.09.1961 Montevideo (URU) Penarol Montevideo (URU) – Benfica (POR) 5:0
19.09.1961 Montevideo (URU) Penarol Montevideo (URU) – Benfica (POR) 2:1
1962
19.09.1962 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) Santos (BRA) – Benfica (POR) 3:2
11.10.1962 Lisbon (POR) Benfica (POR) – Santos (BRA) 2:5
1963
16.10.1963 Milan (ITA) AC Milan (ITA) – Santos (BRA) 4:2
14.11.1963 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) Santos (BRA) - AC Milan (ITA) 4:2
16.11.1963 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) Santos (BRA) - AC Milan (ITA) 1:0
1964
09.09.1964 Avellaneda (ARG) Independiente (ARG) - Inter Milan (ITA) 1:0
23.09.1964 Milan (ITA) Inter Milan (ITA) – Independiente (ARG) 2:0
26.09.1964 Madrid (ESP) Inter Milan (ITA) – Independiente (ARG) 1:0 AET
1965
08.09.1965 Milan (ITA) Inter Milan (ITA) - Independiente (ARG) 3:0
15.09.1965 Avellaneda (ARG) Independiente (ARG) - Inter Milan (ITA) 0:0
1966
12.10.1966 Montevideo (URU) Penarol Montevideo (URU) - Real Madrid (ESP) 2:0
26.10.1966 Madrid (ESP) Real Madrid (ESP) - Penarol Montevideo (URU) 0:2
1967
18.10.1967 Glasgow (SCO) Celtic Glasgow (SCO) - Racing Club (ARG) 1:0
01.11.1967 Avellaneda (ARG) Racing Club (ARG) - Celtic Glasgow (SCO) 2:1
04.11.1967 Montevideo (URU) Racing Club (ARG) - Celtic Glasgow (SCO) 1:0
1968
25.09.1968 Buenos Aires (ARG) Estudiantes La Plata (ARG) - Manchester United (ENG) 1:0
16.10.1968 Manchester (ENG) Manchester United (ENG) - Estudiantes La Plata (ARG) 1:1
1969
08.10.1969 Milan (ITA) AC Milan (ITA) - Estudiantes La Plata (ARG) 3:0
22.10.1969 Buenos Aires (ARG) AC Milan (ITA ) - AC Milan (ITA) 2:1
1970
26.08.1970 Buenos Aires (ARG) AC Milan (ITA) – Feyenoord (NED) 2:2
09.09.1970 Rotterdam (NED) Feyenoord (NED) - Estudiantes La Plata (ARG) 1:0
1971 (European Champion Ajax, NED declined to play)
15.12.1971 Athens (GRE) Panathinaikos (GRE) – Nacional (URU) 1:1
29.12.1971 Montevideo (URU) Nacional (URU) – Panathinaikos (GRE) 2:1
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1972
06.09.1972 Avellaneda (ARG) Independiente (ARG) – Ajax (NED) 1:1
28.09.1972 Amsterdam (NED) Ajax (NED) – Independiente (ARG) 3:0
1973 (European Champion Ajax, NED declined to play)
28.11.1973 Rome (ITA) Independiente (ARG) – Juventus (ITA) 1:0
1974 (European Champion Bayern Munich, FRG declined to play)
12.03.1975 Buenos Aires (ARG) Independiente (ARG) - Atletico Madrid (ESP) 1:0
10.04.1975 Madrid (ESP) Atletico Madrid (ESP) – Independiente (ARG) 2:0
1975 (Bayern Munich, FRG and Independiente, ARG could not agree on dates; no games took place)
1976
23.11.1976 Munich (FRG) Bayern Munich (FRG) – Cruzeiro (BRA) 2:0
21.12.1976 Belo Horizonte (BRA) Cruzeiro (BRA) - Bayern Munich (FRG) 0:0
1977 (European Champion Liverpool FC, ENG declined to play)
22.03.1978 Buenos Aires (ARG) Boca Juniors (ARG) - Bor. Moenchengladbach (FRG) 2:2
26.07.1978 Karlsruhe (FRG) Bor. Moenchengladbach (FRG) - Boca Juniors (ARG) 0:3
1978 (Boca Juniors, ARG and Liverpool FC, ENG declined to play each other)
1979 (European Champion Nottingham Forest, ENG declined to play)
18.11.1979 Malmö (SWE) Malmo (SWE) - Olimpia Asuncion (PAR) 0:1
03.03.1980 Asunión (PAR) Olimpia Asuncion (PAR) – Malmo (SWE) 2:1
Results of the Toyota Cup Japan (1980-2004)
1980
11.02.1981 Tokyo (JPN) Nacional (URU) - Nottingham Forest (ENG) 1:0
1981
13.12.1981 Tokyo (JPN) Flamengo (BRA) - Liverpool FC (ENG) 3:0
1982
12.12.1982 Tokyo (JPN) Penarol Montevideo (URU) - Aston Villa (ENG) 2:0
1983
11.12.1983 Tokyo (JPN) Gremio (BRA) - Hamburger SV (FRG) 2:1 AET
1984
09.12.1984 Tokyo (JPN) Independiente (ARG) - Liverpool FC (ENG) 1:0
1985
08.12.1985 Tokyo (JPN) Juventus (ITA) - Argentinos Juniors (ARG) 2:2 AET 4:2 PSO
1986
14.12.1986 Tokyo (JPN) River Plate (ARG) - Steaua Bucuresti (ROU) 1:0
1987
13.12.1987 Tokyo (JPN) Porto (POR) - Penarol Montevideo (URU) 2:1 AET
1988
11.12.1988 Tokyo (JPN) Nacional (URU) - PSV Eindhoven (NED) 2:2 AET 7:6 PSO
1989
17.12.1989 Tokyo (JPN) AC Milan (ITA) - Atletico Nacional Medellin (COL) 1:0 AET
1990
9.12.1990 Tokyo (JPN) AC Milan (ITA) - Olimpia Asuncion (PAR) 3:0
1991
8.12.1991 Tokyo (JPN) Crvena Zvezda (YUG) - Colo Colo (CHI) 3:0
1992
13.12.1992 Tokyo (JPN) Sao Paulo (BRA) - FC Barcelona (ESP) 2:1
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1993
12.12.1993 Tokyo (JPN) Sao Paulo (BRA) - AC Milan (ITA) 3:2
1994
11.12.1994 Tokyo (JPN) Velez Sarsfield (ARG) - AC Milan (ITA) 2:0
1995
28.11.1995 Tokyo (JPN) Ajax (NED) – Gremio (BRA) 0:0 AET 4:3 PSO
1996
26.11.1996 Tokyo (JPN) Juventus (ITA) - River Plate (ARG) 1:0
1997
2.12.1997 Tokyo (JPN) Borussia Dortmund (GER) – Cruzeiro (BRA) 2:0
1998
1.12.1998 Tokyo (JPN) Real Madrid (ESP) - Vasco da Gama (BRA) 2:1
1999
30.11.1999 Tokyo (JPN) Manchester United (ENG) - Palmeiras (BRA) 1:0
2000
28.11.2000 Tokyo (JPN) Boca Juniors (ARG) - Real Madrid (ESP) 2:1
2001
27.11.2001 Yokohama (JPN) Bayern Munich (GER) - Boca Juniors (ARG) 1:0
2002
3.12.2002 Yokohama (JPN) Real Madrid (ESP) - Olimpia Asuncion (PAR) 2:0
2003
14.12.2003 Yokohama (JPN) Boca Juniors (ARG) - AC Milan (ITA) 1:1 AET 3:1 PSO
2004
12.12.2004 Yokohama (JPN) Porto (POR) - Once Caldas (COL) 0:0 AET 8:7 PSO
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Match schedule
First Stage - Play-off for quarter-final
Date Match City (Country) Match No Time
08.12.2011 Kashiwa Reysol - Auckland City FC TOYOTA (JPN) 1 19:45
First Stage - Quarter-final
Date Match City (Country) Match No Time
11.12.2011 W1 - Club de Futbol Monterrey TOYOTA (JPN) 2 19:30
11.12.2011 Esperance Sportive De Tunis - Al Sadd TOYOTA (JPN) 3 16:00
Second Stage - Semi-final
Date Match City (Country) Match No Time
14.12.2011 W2 - Santos TOYOTA (JPN) 5 19:30
15.12.2011 W3 - FC Barcelona YOKOHAMA (JPN) 6 19:30
Second Stage - Match for fifth place
Date Match City (Country) Match No Time
14.12.2011 L2 - L3 TOYOTA (JPN) 4 16:30
Second Stage - Match for third place
Date Match City (Country) Match No Time
18.12.2011 L5 - L6 YOKOHAMA (JPN) 7 16:30
Second Stage - Final
Date Match City (Country) Match No Time
18.12.2011 W5 - W6 YOKOHAMA (JPN) 8 19:30
Photo: Foto-Net
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