about world football
World Football Directory
Visit each continent and find a drop-down menu linking to pages for every country in the continental football confederation. On the national pages you can find information about football in that country, links to the major clubs, links to other websites giving information and news for that country, and details of any relevant football books.
Links to all the individual countries
World Cup
|
YEAR & VENUE |
FINAL |
Golden Boot |
||||
| 2010 South Africa |
||||||
| 2006 Germany |
Italy (p) France |
1 1 |
5 | Klose (Ger) | ||
|
2002 Japan/South Korea |
Brazil Germany |
2 0 |
8 | Ronaldo (Bra) | ||
|
1998 France |
France Brazil |
3 0 |
6 | Suker (Cro) | ||
|
1994 USA |
Brazil (p) Italy |
0 0 |
6 | Salenko (Rus) Stoichkov (Bul) |
||
|
1990 Italy |
West Germany Argentina |
1 0 |
6 | Schillaci (Ita) | ||
|
1986 Mexico |
Argentina West Germany |
3 2 |
6 | Lineker (Eng) | ||
|
1982 Spain |
Italy West Germany |
3 2 |
6 | Rossi (Ita) | ||
|
1978 Argentina |
Argentina Holland |
3 1 |
6 | Kempes (Arg) | ||
|
1974 West Germany |
West Germany Holland |
2 1 |
7 | Lato (Pol) | ||
|
1970 Mexico |
Brazil Italy |
4 1 |
10 | Muller (Ger) | ||
|
1966 England |
England West Germany |
4 2 |
9 | Eusebio (Por) | ||
|
1962 Chile |
Brazil Czechoslovakia |
3 1 |
4 | Garrincha (Bra) Vava (Bra) Jerkovic (Yug) Albert (Hun) Sanchez (Chi) Ivanov (Rus) |
||
|
1958 Sweden |
Brazil Sweden |
5 2 |
13 | Fontaine (Fra) | ||
|
1954 Switzerland |
West Germany Hungary |
3 2 |
11 | Kocsis (Hun) | ||
|
1950 Brazil |
Uruguay Brazil |
2 1 |
7 | Ademir (Bra) | ||
|
1938 France |
Italy Hungary |
4 2 |
8 | Leonidas (Bra) | ||
|
1934 Italy |
Italy Czechoslovakia |
2 1 |
4 | Schiavio (Ita) Nejedly (Cze) Conen (Ger) |
||
|
1930 Uruguay |
Uruguay Argentina |
4 2 |
8 | Stabile (Arg) | ||
Club World Championship
Running Total: South America 24 Europe 21
|
YEAR |
WINNER |
| 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 |
Internacional São Paulo FC Porto Boca Juniors Real Madrid Bayern München Boca Juniors Manchester United Real Madrid Borussia Dortmund Juventus Ajax Vélez Sarsfield São Paulo São Paulo Red Star Belgrade AC Milan AC Milan Nacional FC Porto River Plate Juventus Independiente Grêmio Peñarol Flamengo Nacional Olimpia - Boca Juniors Bayern München - Atlético Madrid Independiente Ajax Nacional Feyenoord AC Milan Estudiantes Racing Club Peñarol Internazionale Internazionale Santos Santos Peñarol Real Madrid |
| Also (previously) known as the Intercontinental Cup, the World Club Cup and the Toyota Cup, it was initially contested by the European and South American champions on a two-legged home and away basis and is now a mini-tournament involving all the continental champions. |
