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Brazil

Argentina

Germany

USA

France

Italy

Spain

Nigeria

Soviet Union

Uruguay

Ghana

Korea DPR

Mexico

Norway

Portugal

Yugoslavia

Denmark

England

Korea Republic

Saudi Arabia

Switzerland

Japan

Russia

Note:On the cover, the colour bar charts below each trophy are indicative of the proportion of each member

associations win for that tournament. Please see the Champions at a Glance By Competition table.

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FIFA Confederations Cup

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FIFA U-20 World Cup

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FIFA Womens World CupTM

FIFA U-17 World Cup

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FIFA U-17 Womens

World Cup

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FIFA U-20 Womens

World Cup

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FIFA Futsal World Cup

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FIFA Beach Soccer

World Cup

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FIFA Interactive

World Cup

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FIFA Club World Cup

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REFERENCE GUIDE FOR COVER


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FIFA World Cup 4

FIFA Confederations Cup 12

FIFA Club World Cup 18

Mens Olympic Football Tournament 24

FIFA U-20 World Cup 32


FIFA Womens World Cup 44

Womens Olympic Football Tournament 50FIFA U-20 Womens World Cup 54

FIFA U-17 Womens World Cup 58

FIFA Futsal World Cup 62

FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup 66

Youth Olympic Football Tournaments 70

FIFA Interactive World Cup 74

FIFA awards 76

FIFA Presidential Award 77FIFA Fair Play Award 78

FIFA Ballon dOr 80

FIFA Womens World Player of the Year 82

FIFA FIFPro World XI Award 84

FIFA Pusks Award 85

FIFA World Coach of the Year 86

FIFA World Coach of the Year 87

FIFAs member associations 88

Champions at a Glance by association 90

Contents

Contents

No. ofteams

No. ofmatches No. of goals Attendance No. of titles

COMPETITION RECORD ICONS

for Mens Football

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Champions at a GlanceThe ultimate directory

[EN]The game of football is constantly evolving and developing and althoughsome records have stood for decades, others are superseded on a yearly basis.This volume aims to inform readers by providing an accurate record of FIFAs

heritage whilst also intriguing readers by highlighting the more interestingand unusual facts. Over the following pages you will find a wealth of dataand statistics including top goalscorers, record attendances and highest winsalongside details of each tournaments champions.

[FR]Bienvenue dans la section 'Champions de la FIFA', une prcieuse sourcedinformations sur lensemble des comptitions de la FIFA. Le football est enconstante volution et, si certains records tiennent depuis des dcennies, dautressont battus chaque anne. Cette publication a pour objectif de prsenter un bilanprcis de lhritage de la FIFA tout en veillant votre curiosit en vous prsentantde nombreuses informations intressantes ou insolites. Vous y trouverez unegrande quantit de donnes et de statistiques dont les meilleurs buteurs de

chaque comptition, les records daffluence et les plus larges victoires ainsi quedes informations sur le vainqueur de chaque comptition.

[DE]Willkommen bei FIFA-Titelgewinner auf einen Blick, eine wertvolleInformationsquelle fr alle FIFA-Wettbewerbe. Der Fussball entwickelt sich rasant.Zwar gelten einige Rekorde fr die Ewigkeit, andere werden jedoch von Jahrzu Jahr bertroffen. Dieses Heft wirft einen Blick zurck in die Geschichte derFIFA-Wettbewerbe und bietet dabei viele interessante und bisweilen auch kurioseFakten. Auf den folgenden Seiten finden Sie eine Flle von Daten und Zahlen,einschliesslich der besten Torschtzen, Zuschauerrekorde, der hchsten Siegeund natrlich der Gewinner aller FIFA-Wettbewerbe.

[ES]'Todos los campeones' es una fuente de informacin de valor incalculableque cubre todas las competiciones de la FIFA. El ftbol est en constante cambio y,si bien ciertos rcords permanecen inalterados desde hace dcadas, otros se batencada ao. La presente publicacin proporciona al lector informacin precisa de lahistoria de la FIFA, adems de ofrecer a los ms curiosos datos interesantes y pococonocidos. En las pginas siguientes encontrarn estadsticas, tablas y cifras queincluyen los mximos goleadores, los rcords de espectadores y las victorias msabultadas, as como los ganadores de cada torneo.

Welcome to FIFAs Championsat a Glance, an invaluable resourceof information that covers allFIFA tournaments.


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Spain celebrate winning the 2010 FIFA World Cup South AfricaFinal match against the Netherlandsat Johannesburgs Soccer City Stadium on 11 July 2010. (Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)


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FIFA World CupThe ultimate showdown

[EN]No other sporting event captures the worlds attention like the FIFA WorldCup. Ever since the first competition staged in Uruguay in 1930, FIFAs flagshipevent has constantly grown in popularity and prestige. The original gold trophybore Jules Rimets name and was contested three times in the 1930s, beforethe Second World War put a 12-year stop to the competition. When it resumed,the FIFA World Cuprapidly advanced to its undisputed status as the greatestsingle sporting event of the modern world. Today its global significanceis highlighted by the awarding of the competition to East Asia (2002), Africa(2010), Eastern Europe (2018) and the Middle East (2022).

[FR]Aucun autre vnement sportif ne captive la plante autant que la Coupedu Monde de la FIFA. Depuis ses premiers pas en Uruguay, en 1930, lacomptition phare de la FIFA na cess de gagner en popularit et en prestige.Le trophe original en or massif qui portait le nom de Jules Rimet a t remisen jeu trois reprises dans les annes 1930 avant que la Deuxime Guerremondiale ninterrompe llan de la comptition pendant douze ans. sonretour, la Coupe du Monde de la FIFAa rapidement acquis le statut de plusgrand vnement sportif unidisciplinaire du monde moderne. Aujourdhui,lattribution de son organisation lAsie (en 2002), lAfrique (en 2010)et au Moyen-Orient (en 2022) traduisent son rayonnement plantaire.

[DE]Keine andere Sportveranstaltung zieht die Menschen rund um den Erdball

derart in den Bann wie die FIFA Fussball-Weltmeisterschaft. Ihre Popularittund ihr Prestige sind weltweit einzigartig. Premiere war 1930 in Uruguay.Danach wurde die ursprngliche Goldtrophe, die den Namen von Jules Rimettrgt, in den 30er-Jahren noch zweimal vergeben, ehe der Zweite Weltkriegzu einer 12-jhrigen Pause zwang. Danach stieg die FIFA Fussball-Weltmeisterschaftrasch zur grssten Einzelsportveranstaltung der modernenWelt auf. Mit Asien (2002), Afrika (2010), Osteuropa (2018) und dem Nahen/Mittleren Osten (2022) hat sie mittlerweile die ganze Welt erobert.

[ES]Ningn otro torneo capta la atencin de tantas miradas como la CopaMundial de la FIFA. Desde que se organizara su primera edicin en Uruguayen 1930, la competicin insignia de la FIFA no ha dejado de ganar popularidad

y prestigio. El trofeo original, que llevaba el nombre de Jules Rimet, se disputen tres ocasiones durante los aos 30, hasta que la Segunda Guerra Mundialimpuso un parn de 12 aos. Cuando pudo volver a celebrarse, la CopaMundial de la FIFApronto se hizo con el honor indiscutible de ser la mayorcompeticin de un solo deporte del mundo contemporneo. Hoy en da,es evidente que su importancia trasciende todas las fronteras, ya que se haorganizado en Asia oriental (2002) y frica (2010), y lo har en Europa delEste (2018) y Oriente Prximo (2022).

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Scored across 3 separate FIFA World Cups; 4 in 1998, 8 in 2002 and3 in 2006. 11 right foot (including 1 penalty), 3 left foot, 1 header; 13 insidethe penalty area (including 4 inside the 6-yard box) and 2 outside area.

15 14 14 13

Ronaldo(BRA)

MirsoslavKlose(GER)

GerdMller(FRG)

JustFonta(FRA)

TOP GOALSCORERSBRAZILS RONALDO

IS THE RECORDGOALSCORERWITH 15 GOALS.

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COMPETITION RECORDS

BIGGEST WINS10:1 HUN v. SLV 15.06.19829:0 HUN v. KOR 17.06.19549:0 YUG v. ZAI 18.06.1974

HIGHEST-SCORING MATCH7:5 AUT v. SUI 26.06.1954

SPECTATORS

34,070,837av. 44,133

772 762,208av. 2.86

FINAL COMPETITIONS PRELIMINARY COMPETITIONSYear Host Teams Matches Goals Av. Spectators Av. Teams* Matches* Goals Av.1930 Uruguay 13 18 70 3.89 590,549 32,8081934 Italy 16 17 70 4.12 363,000 21,353 27 26 141 5.421938 France 15 18 84 4.67 375,700 20,872 21 22 96 4.361950 Brazil 13 22 88 4.00 1,045,246 47,511 19 26 121 4.651954 Switzerland 16 26 140 5.38 768,607 29,562 33 57 208 3.651958 Sweden 16 35 126 3.60 819,810 23,423 46 89 341 3.831962 Chile 16 32 89 2.78 893,172 27,912 49 92 326 3.541966 England 16 32 89 2.78 1,563,135 48,848 51 127 393 3.091970 Mexico 16 32 95 2.97 1,603,975 50,124 68 172 542 3.151974 Germany FR 16 38 97 2.55 1,865,753 49,099 90 226 620 2.74

1978 Argentina 16 38 102 2.68 1,545,791 40,679 95 252 723 2.871982 Spain 24 52 146 2.81 2,109,723 40,572 103 306 797 2.601986 Mexico 24 52 132 2.54 2,394,031 46,039 110 308 801 2.601990 Italy 24 52 115 2.21 2,516,215 48,389 103 314 735 2.341994 USA 24 52 141 2.71 3,587,538 68,991 131 497 1,446 2.911998 France 32 64 171 2.67 2,785,100 43,517 168 643 1,922 2.992002 Korea/Japan 32 64 161 2.52 2,705,197 42,269 193 777 2,452 3.162006 Germany 32 64 147 2.30 3,359,439 52,491 194 847 2,464 2.912010 South Africa 32 64 145 2.27 3,178,856 49,670 200 853 2,344 2.75Total 772 2,208 2.86 34,070,837 44,133 5,634 16,472 2.92

*Includes matches played by non-affiliated members

MOST TITLES

BRAZIL1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002

FIFA World Cup

TOP GOALSCORER

RONALDO (BRA)

15(4:1998; 8:2002; 3:2006)

HIGHEST ATTENDANCE

173,850Uruguayv. Brazil 2:116.07.1950 (Decisive match, BRA)


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FIFA World Cup

ROLL OF HONOUR(STAGED EVERY FOUR YEARS)

1930URUGUAY

ARGENTINA4:2

1934ITALY

CZECHOSLOVAKIA2:1 AET (1:1)

1938ITALY

HUNGARY4:2

1950*URUGUAY

BRAZIL2:1

1954GERMANY FRHUNGARY3:2

1958BRAZILSWEDEN5:2

1962BRAZILCZECHOSLOVAKIA3:1

1966ENGLANDGERMANY FR4:2 AET (2:2)

1970BRAZILITALY4:1

1974GERMANY FRNETHERLANDS2:1

1978ARGENTINANETHERLANDS3:1 AET (1:1)

1982ITALYGERMANY FR3:1

1986ARGENTINAGERMANY FR3:2

1990GERMANY FRARGENTINA1:0

1994BRAZILITALY0:0 AET 3:2 PSO

1998FRANCEBRAZIL3:0

2002BRAZILGERMANY

2:0

2006ITALYFRANCE

1:1 AET 5:3 PSO

2010SPAINNETHERLANDS

1:0 AET

Andrs Iniesta (ESP), scorer of the decisive goal in extra time of the 2010 FIFA World CupFinalin Johannesburg, South Africa. (Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

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Diego Forln (URU), winner of the adidas Golden Ball Award at the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa

(Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

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100THE 100THMATCH INTHE HISTORY OF THE FIFACONFEDERATIONS CUP

WAS EGYPTS 1:0 WINOVER WORLD CHAMPIONSITALY IN JOHANNESBURGELLIS PARK STADIUM ON18 JUNE 2009.


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Year Host Teams Matches Goals Av. Spectators Av.1992* Saudi Arabia 4 4 18 4.50 169,500 42,3751995* Saudi Arabia 6 8 19 2.38 165,000 20,6251997 Saudi Arabia 8 16 52 3.25 333,500 20,8441999 Mexico 8 16 55 3.44 970,000 60,6252001 Korea/Japan 8 16 31 1.94 557,191 34,8242003 France 8 16 37 2.31 491,700 30,7312005 Germany 8 16 56 3.50 603,106 37,694

2009 South Africa 8 16 44 2.75 584,894 36,556Total 108 312 2.89 3,874,891 35,879

COMPETITION RECORDS

*Intercontinental Championship

SPECTATORS

3,874,891av. 35,879

HIGHEST ATTENDANCE

110,000Mexicov. Brazil 4:304.08.1999 (Final, MEX)

MOST TITLES

BRAZIL1997, 2005, 2009

108 29312av. 2.89

BIGGEST WINS8:2 BRA v. KSA 01.08.19996:0 BRA v. AUS 21.12.1997

HIGHEST-SCORING MATCH

8:2 BRA v. KSA 01.08.1999

TOP GOALSCORERS

CUAUHTEMOC BLANCO (MEX)

9(3:1997; 6:1999)

RONALDINHO (BRA)

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ROLL OF HONOUR(SINCE 2005 STAGED EVERY 4 YEARS)

1992*ARGENTINASAUDI ARABIA3:1

2001FRANCEJAPAN1:0

1995*DENMARKARGENTINA2:0

2003FRANCECAMEROON1:0 AET

1997BRAZILAUSTRALIA6:0

2005BRAZILARGENTINA4:1

1999MEXICOBRAZIL4:3

2009BRAZILUSA3:2

*Intercontinental Championship

Javier Zanetti and Lucho Figueroa (ARG) tackle Ronaldinho (BRA) during the FIFA Confederations Cup 2005Final at the Waldstadion in Frankfurt, Germany. (Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)


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TOP 10 ALL-TIME RANKING*

Rank Team MP W D L GF GA Pts. Pts. Part.1 Brazil 28 18 5 5 64 25 59 2.11 62 Mexico 19 8 5 6 33 28 29 1.53 53 France 10 9 0 1 24 5 27 2.70 24 USA 15 6 1 8 20 20 19 1.27 45 Argentina 10 5 3 2 22 14 18 1.80 36 Japan 13 5 2 6 15 16 17 1.31 47 Australia 13 5 1 7 13 20 16 1.23 38 Germany 8 4 1 3 17 17 13 1.62 29 Cameroon 8 4 1 3 5 5 13 1.62 210 Spain 5 4 0 1 11 4 12 2.40 1

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59BRAZIL

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27FRANCE

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*A win in the all-time ranking is always calculated with 3 points

Brazilian players Felipe Melo and Gilberto Silva celebrate with the trophy after victory over the USA inthe FIFA Confederations Cup Final at Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa on 28 June 2009.(Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)


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FINAL MATCHES

Date Match Host Venue Attendance20.10.1992 Argentinav. Saudi Arabia 3:1 Riyadh (KSA) King Fahd International Stadium 75,00013.01.1995 Denmarkv. Argentina 2:0 Riyadh (KSA) King Fahd International Stadium 35,00021.12.1997 Brazilv. Australia 6:0 Riyadh (KSA) King Fahd International Stadium 65,000

04.08.1999 Mexicov. Brazil 4:3 Mexico City (MEX) Azteca 110,00010.06.2001 Japan v. France0:1 Yokohama (JPN) International Stadium 65,53329.06.2003 Cameroon v. France0:1 AET Saint-Denis (FRA) Stade de France 51,98529.06.2005 Brazilv. Argentina 4:1 Frankfurt/Main (GER) Waldstadion 45,59128.06.2009 USA v. Brazil2:3 Johannesburg (RSA) Ellis Park 52,291

AWARDS

2009 adidas Golden Glove winner Tim Howard (USA) punches the ball clear during the FIFA ConfederationsCup semi-final against Spain at the Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein, South Africa on 24 June 2009.(Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

Year adidasGolden Boot*

Goals adidasGolden Ball

adidasGolden Glove

FIFAFair Play

1997 ROMARIO (BRA) 7 DENILSON (BRA) South Africa1999 RONALDINHO (BRA) 6 RONALDINHO (BRA) Brazil2001 Robert PIRES (FRA)

Eric CARRIERE (FRA)22

Robert PIRES (FRA) Japan

2003 Thierry HENRY (FRA) 4 Thierry HENRY (FRA) Japan2005 ADRIANO (BRA) 5 ADRIANO (BRA) Greece2009 LUIS FABIANO (BRA) 5 KAKA (BRA) Tim HOWARD (USA) Brazil

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18 FIFA Club World Cup

FIFA Club World CupChampioning solidarity

[EN]The FIFA Club World Cup was first staged in 2000 and has been an annualevent since 2005. Prior to that, from 1960 to 2004, the best team in the worldwas crowned at the Intercontinental Cup (later known as the Toyota Cup). TheFIFA Club World Cup brings together the champions from all six confederations.Unique in character, the competition not only identifies the best team in worldclub football, but also helps to highlight current trends and directions in thedevelopment of the game around the world, with various football schoolsof thought represented.

[FR]La Coupe du Monde des Clubs de la FIFA a t organise pour la premire

fois en 2000 et est devenue un vnement annuel partir de 2005. Avant cela,de 1960 2004, la meilleure quipe du monde tait sacre lors de la CoupeIntercontinentale (plus tard connue sous le nom de Toyota Cup). La Coupedu Monde des Clubs de la FIFA runit les champions des six confdrations.Unique dans son format, la comptition consacre non seulement le meilleurclub du monde, mais elle permet galement de mettre jour les tendancesactuelles du dveloppement du football sur la scne internationale, diffrentescoles tant reprsentes.

[DE]Nach der Premiere 2000 wird die FIFA Klub-Weltmeisterschaft seit 2005jhrlich ausgetragen. Von 1960 bis 2004 wurde das beste Team der Weltjeweils beim Interkontinental-Pokal (spter Toyota-Pokal) erkoren. Bei der FIFA

Klub-Weltmeisterschaft treffen die Meister aller sechs Konfderationen unddamit die unterschiedlichsten Spielsysteme aufeinander. Das Turnier ist somitimmer auch ein Gradmesser fr die aktuellen Trends und Entwicklungen iminternationalen Fussball.

[ES]La Copa Mundial de Clubes de la FIFA se celebr por primera vez en el ao2000 y es un torneo anual desde 2005. Su antecesora, la Copa Intercontinental(que ms tarde se llam Copa Toyota), se disput desde 1960 hasta 2004;con ella se coronaba al mejor club del planeta. El Mundial de clubes renea los campeones de las seis confederaciones. nica en su gnero, la competicinno solo corona al mejor club, sino que tambin pone de relieve, a travs delas diferentes escuelas de ftbol all representadas, las tendencias actuales

en el ftbol.

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Year Host Teams Matches Goals Av. Spectators Av.

2000 Brazil 8 14 43 3.07 514,000 36,7142005 Japan 6 7 19 2.71 261,456 37,3512006 Japan 6 7 17 2.43 302,142 43,1632007 Japan 7 7 21 3.00 318,871 45,5532008 Japan 7 8 23 2.88 355,515 44,4392009 United Arab Emirates 7 8 25 3.13 156,350 19,5442010 United Arab Emirates 7 8 27 3.38 200,251 25,0312011 Japan 7 8 24 3.00 305,333 38,1672012 Japan 7 8 21 2.63 283,063 35,383Total 75 220 2.93 2,696,981 35,960

BIGGEST WINS4:0 FC Barcelona v. Club Amrica 14.12.20064:0 FC Barcelona v. Al-Sadd Sports Club 15.12.20114:0 FC Barcelona v. Santos FC 18.12.2011

HIGHEST-SCORING MATCH5:3 Manchester United FC v. Gamba Osaka 18.12.2008

75 46220av. 2.93

SPECTATORS

2,696,981av. 35,960

HIGHEST ATTENDANCE

73,000Vasco da Gamav. Manchester United FC3:1

08.01.2000

Corinthiansv. Vasco da Gama0:0 AET 4:3 PSO

14.01.2000 (Final, BRA)

COMPETITION RECORDS

TOP GOALSCORERS

DENILSON (BRA) (POHANG STEELERS FC)

4(4:2009)

MOHAMED ABOUTRIKA (EGY) (AL-AHLY SC)

4(3:2006; 1:2012)

LIONEL MESSI (ARG) (FC BARCELONA)

4(2:2009; 2:2011)


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FIFA Club World Cup

Year 2012 2011 2010Host JPN JPN UAE1 Corinthians (BRA) FC Barcelona (ESP) FC Internazionale (ITA)2 Chelsea FC (ENG) Santos FC (BRA) TP Mazembe (COD)

3 CF Monterrey (MEX) Al-Sadd Sports Club (QAT) SC Internacional (BRA)4 Al-Ahly SC (EGY) Kashiwa Reysol (JPN) Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma FC (KOR)5 Sanfrecce Hiroshima (JPN) CF Monterrey (MEX) CF Pachuca (MEX)6 Ulsan Hyundai (KOR) Esperance Sportive de Tunis (TUN) Al-Wahda Sports Club (UAE)7 Auckland City FC (NZL) Auckland City FC (NZL) Hekari United FC (PNG)

Year 2006 2005 2000Host JPN JPN BRA1 SC Internacional (BRA) Sao Paulo FC (BRA) Corinthians (BRA)2 FC Barcelona (ESP) Liverpool FC (ENG) Vasco da Gama (BRA)3 Al-Ahly SC (EGY) Deportivo Saprissa (CRC) Club Necaxa (MEX)4 Club America (MEX) Al Ittihad (KSA) Real Madrid (ESP)5 Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC (KOR) Sydney FC (AUS) Manchester United FC (ENG)6 Auckland City FC (NZL) Al-Ahly SC (EGY) Al Nassr FC (KSA)7 Raja Casablanca (MAR)8 South Melbourne FC (AUS)

RANKING BY TOURNAMENT

Year 2009Host UAE1 FC Barcelona (ESP)2 Estudiantes La Plata (ARG)3 Pohang Steelers FC (KOR)4 Atlante FC (MEX)5 Auckland City FC (NZL)

6 TP Mazembe (COD)7 Al Ahli FC (UAE)

2008 2007JPN JPNManchester United FC (ENG) AC Milan (ITA)Liga de Quito (ECU) Boca Juniors (ARG)

Gamba Osaka (JPN) Urawa Red Diamonds (JPN)CF Pachuca (MEX) Etoile Sportive du Sahel (TUN)Adelaide United (AUS) CF Pachuca (MEX)*

Sepahan SC (IRN)*

Al-Ahly SC (EGY) Waitakere United (NZL) Waitakere United (NZL)

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FINAL MATCHES

Date Match Host Venue Attendance14.01.2000 Corinthiansv. Vasco da Gama

0:0 AET 4:3 PSORio de Janeiro(BRA)

Maracan 73,000

18.12.2005 Sao Paulo FCv. Liverpool FC 1:0 Yokohama (JPN) International Stadium 66,821

17.12.2006 SC Internacionalv. FC Barcelona 1:0 Yokohama (JPN) International Stadium 67,12816.12.2007 Boca Juniors v. AC Milan2:4 Yokohama (JPN) International Stadium 68,26321.12.2008 Liga de Quito v.

Manchester United FC0:1Yokohama (JPN) International Stadium 68,682

19.12.2009 Estudiantes La Plata v. FC Barcelona1:2 AET

Abu Dhabi (UAE) Zayed Sports City 43,050

18.12.2010 TP Mazembe v.FC Internazionale0:3

Abu Dhabi (UAE) Zayed Sports City 42,174

18.12.2011 Santos FC v. FC Barcelona 0:4 Yokohama (JPN) International Stadium 68,16616.12.2012 Corinthiansv. Chelsea FC1:0 Yokohama (JPN) International Stadium 68,275

AWARDS

Year adidasGolden Boot


FIFAFair Play

2000* Nicolas ANELKA, FRA (Real Madrid)ROMARIO, BRA (Vasco da Gama)

33

EDILSON, BRA (Corinthians) Al Nassr

2005 ROGERIO CENI, BRA (Sao Paulo FC) Liverpool FC2006 DECO, POR (FC Barcelona) FC Barcelona2007 KAKA, BRA (AC Milan) Urawa Red Diamonds2008 Wayne ROONEY, ENG

(Manchester United FC)Adelaide United

2009 Lionel MESSI, ARG (FC Barcelona) Atlante FC2010 Samuel ETOO, CMR (FC Internazionale) FC Internazionale2011 Lionel MESSI, ARG (FC Barcelona) FC Barcelona2012 CASSIO, BRA (Corinthians) CF Monterrey

* In 2000 the award was known as the adidas Golden Shoe. Since then this award has not been presented.

The Corinthians squad celebrate after winning the FIFA Club World Cup Final Match between Corinthians and Chelseaat International Stadium Yokohama on 16 December 2012 in Yokohama, Japan. (Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)


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24 Mens Olympic Football Tournament

Mens Olympic FootballTournamentOlympic honours[EN]Football was a demonstration sport at the 1900 and 1904 Olympic Gamesbefore being included in the Olympic programme in London in 1908, the very firstMens Olympic Football Tournament under FIFA auspices. Since then, football hasbeen an Olympic sport at every Games, apart from during the war years when theOlympics were cancelled, and in 1932 when the IOC and FIFA failed to agree onamateur regulations. The Olympic Football Tournament was the zenith of amateurfootball until 1992, when professionals were permitted to take part. The rules alsostate that players must be aged under 23, with the exception of three over-ageplayers per team.

[FR]Sport de dmonstration aux Jeux Olympiques de 1900 comme de 1904,le football devint une discipline olympique lors des jeux de 1908 Londres, loccasion du premier Tournoi Olympique de Football masculin organis souslgide de la FIFA. Depuis, le football a toujours t une discipline olympique,sauf en 1932 lorsque la FIFA et le CIO nont pas trouv daccord concernantun rglement sur les joueurs amateurs. Pendant prs de quatre dcennies,le Tournoi Olympique de Football a t la comptition phare du football amateur.Les professionnels ne furent autoriss jouer quen 1992. Le rglement stipuleque les joueurs participants doivent tre gs de moins de 23 ans, lexceptiondun maximum de trois joueurs pouvant tre plus gs.

[DE]Nachdem der Fussball 1900 und 1904 noch olympische Demonstrationssportart

war, wurde er 1908 in London unter dem Dach der FIFA fest ins olympischeProgramm aufgenommen. Abgesehen von 1932, als sich das IOC und die FIFAnicht ber den Amateurstatus einigen konnten, war der Fussball bei Olympiastets mit dabei. Whrend Jahrzehnten war das Olympische Fussballturnier einreines Amateurturnier, ehe 1992 auch Profispieler zugelassen wurden. Heuteist das Turnier auf U-23-Spieler beschrnkt, mit Ausnahme von drei Spielern,die lter sein drfen.

[ES]El ftbol fue deporte de exhibicin en los Juegos Olmpicos de 1900y 1904, antes de que se incluyera en el programa olmpico en Londres 1908,convirtindose as en el primer Torneo Olmpico de Ftbol masculino bajo losauspicios de la FIFA. Desde entonces, el balompi siempre ha sido disciplina

olmpica, excepto durante las grandes guerras, cuando no se disputaron los JJ.OO., y en 1932, cuando el Comit Olmpico Internacional y la FIFA no lograronponerse de acuerdo en la normativa para amateurs. El Torneo Olmpico de Ftbolfue la mxima expresin del balompi de aficionados hasta que, en 1992,se permiti la participacin de jugadores profesionales. Las reglas establecenque estos deben ser menores de 23 aos, con la excepcin de tres de ellos,que pueden ser ms veteranos.

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COMPETITION RECORDS

HIGHEST-SCORING MATCH17:1 DEN v. FRA 22.10.1908

BIGGEST WINS

17:1 DEN v. FRA 22.10.190816:0 GER v. RUS 01.07.1912

597 842,163av. 3.62

Year Winners Host Teams Matches Goals Av. Spectators* Av.*1908 Great Britain London (GBR) 6 6 48 8.00 20,000 3,3331912 Great Britain Stockholm (SWE) 11 17 94 5.53 83,700 4,9241920 Belgium Antwerp (BEL) 14 18 76 4.22 150,600 8,3671924 Uruguay Paris (FRA) 22 24 96 4.00 249,956 10,4151928 Uruguay Amsterdam (NED) 17 22 128 5.82 246,699 11,2141932 No tournament1936 Italy Berlin (GER) 16 16 78 4.88 473,500 29,5941948 Sweden London (GBR) 18 18 102 5.67 344,124 19,1181952 Hungary Helsinki (FIN) 25 26 135 5.19 365,135 14,0441956 Soviet Union Melbourne (AUS) 11 12 53 4.42 194,333 16,1941960 Yugoslavia Rome (ITA) 16 28 120 4.29 251,804 8,9931964 Hungary Tokyo (JPN) 14 29 123 4.24 554,087 19,1061968 Hungary Mexico City (MEX) 16 32 116 3.63 180,000 5,6251972 Poland Munich (FRG) 16 38 135 3.55 793,000 20,8681976 German DR Montreal (CAN) 13 23 66 2.87 580,156 25,224

1980 Czechoslovakia Moscow (URS) 16 32 82 2.56 500,000 15,6251984 France Los Angeles (USA) 16 32 84 2.63 1,423,613 44,4881988 Soviet Union Seoul (KOR) 16 32 95 2.97 733,712 22,9291992 Spain Barcelona (ESP) 16 32 87 2.72 466,300 14,5721996 Nigeria Atlanta (USA) 16 32 90 2.81 1,223,769 38,2432000 Cameroon Sydney (AUS) 16 32 103 3.22 1,024,578 32,0182004 Argentina Athens (GRE) 16 32 101 3.16 401,415 12,5442008 Argentina Beijing (CHN) 16 32 75 2.34 1,397,448 43,6702012 Mexico London (GBR) 16 32 76 3.24 1,525,131 47,660Total 597 2,163 3.62 13,448,063 22,526

*Attendance statistics from 1996 to 2004 denote the combined totals from both Mens and Womens Olympic Football Tournaments.Official figures for 1980 not known.

MOST TITLES

HUNGARY1952, 1964, 1968

HIGHEST ATTENDANCE

105,000Japanv. Mexico 2:024.10.1968 (Bronze Medal Match, MEX)TOP GOALSCORERS

SOPHUS NIELSEN (DEN)

13(11:1908; 2:1912)

ANTAL DUNAI (HUN)

13(6:1968; 7:1972)

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Rank Team MP W D L GF GA Pts. Pts. Part.1 Italy 61 32 6 23 125 87 102 1.67 152 Brazil 54 31 7 16 111 64 100 1.85 123 Hungary 37 27 2 8 109 43 83 2.24 94 Russia(Soviet Union) 34 24 4 6 78 48 76 2.24 75 Serbia (Yugoslavia) 48 23 5 20 121 102 74 1.54 136 Argentina 32 21 5 6 79 29 68 2.12 77 Spain 37 19 8 10 56 39 65 1.76 108 Poland 28 17 3 8 69 39 54 1.93 79 German DR 24 16 4 4 57 17 52 2.17 410 Denmark 28 16 3 9 84 47 51 1.82 8

102ITALY

100BRAZIL

83HUNGARY

The British players who captured gold at the first Olympic Football Tournament in 1908. Back row fromleft: Lord Kinnaird, G. Hunt, W.S. Corbett, H.B.T. Smith, H.P. Bailey, F.W. Chapman, R.M. Hawkes, A. Davis.Front row from left: A. Berry, H. Stapley, V.J. Woodward, C.H. Pumell, H.P. Hardman. (Photo: FIFA Archive)

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FINAL MATCHES

Date Match Host Venue Attendance24.10.1908 Great Britainv. Denmark 2:0 London (GBR) Shepherds Bush 8,00004.07.1912 Denmark v. Great Britain2:4 Stockholm (SWE) Olympic Stadium 25,00002.09.1920* Belgiumv. Czechoslovakia 2:0 Antwerp (BEL) Stedelijk Olympisch 35,000

09.06.1924 Switzerland v. Uruguay0:3 Colombes (FRA) Olympique Stadium 40,52210.06.1928 Uruguay v. Argentina 1:1 AET Amsterdam (NED) Olympic Stadium 28,25313.06.1928** Uruguayv. Argentina 2:1 Amsterdam (NED) Olympic Stadium 28,11315.08.1936 Italyv. Austria 2:1 AET Berlin (GER) Olympiastadion 85,00013.08.1948 Yugoslavia v. Sweden1:3 London (GBR) Wembley 60,00002.08.1952 Yugoslavia v. Hungary0:2 Helsinki (FIN) Olympic Stadium 58,55308.12.1956 Yugoslavia v. Soviet Union0:1 Melbourne (AUS) Olympic Park 86,71610.09.1960 Yugoslaviav. Denmark 3:1 Rome (ITA) Flaminio 23,04223.10.1964 Hungaryv. Czechoslovakia 2:1 Tokyo (JPN) National Stadium 65,61026.10.1968 Bulgaria v. Hungary1:4 Mexico City (MEX) Azteca 75,00010.09.1972 Polandv. Hungary 2:1 Munich (FRG) Olympiastadion 70,00031.07.1976 German DRv. Poland 3:1 Montreal (CAN) Olympic Stadium 71,61702.08.1980 Czechoslovakiav. German DR 1:0 Moscow (URS) Luzhniki 80,00011.08.1984 Francev. Brazil 2:0 Pasadena (USA) Rose Bowl 10179901.10.1988 Soviet Unionv. Brazil 2:1 AET Seoul (KOR) Olympic Stadium 74,00008.08.1992 Poland v. Spain2:3 Barcelona (ESP) Camp Nou 95,00003.08.1996 Nigeriav. Argentina 3:2 Athens, GA (USA) Sanford 86,11730.09.2000 Spain v. Cameroon2:2 AET 3:5 PSO Sydney (AUS) Stadium Australia 104,09828.08.2004 Argentinav. Paraguay 1:0 Athens (GRE) Olympic Stadium 41,11623.08.2008 Nigeria v. Argentina0:1 Beijing (CHN) National Stadium 89,10211.08.2012 Brazil v. Mexico1:2 London (GBR) Wembley 86,162

*Match abandoned after 39 minutes (TCH disqualified)**Replay match

Mexico players celebrate after winning gold in the men's gold medal match between Brazil and Mexicoon day 15 of the London 2012 Olympic Games at Wembley Stadium on 11 August 2012.(Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images.)


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Leandro Damio of Brazil (left) battles for the ball with Diego Reyes of Mexico during the men's goldmedal match between Brazil and Mexico on day 15 of the London 2012 Olympic Games at WembleyStadium on 11 August 2012. (Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images.)



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FIFA U-20 World CupThe stars of tomorrow

[EN] Since its introduction as the FIFA Youth Championship in Tunisia in 1977, theFIFA U-20 World Cup has grown to become second only to the FIFA World Cupin terms of size and importance, and it has added lustre to the game by not onlyproducing great attacking football, but also exciting players of the future suchas Diego Maradona, Iker Casillas, Ronaldinho and Lionel Messi to name but a few.

[FR]Depuis la cration du Championnat du Monde Juniors de la FIFA en Tunisie en1977, la Coupe du Monde U-20 de la FIFA a progressivement gagn en popularitpour finalement simposer comme la deuxime comptition la plus importantede la FIFA. Rendue clbre par le football offensif et spectaculaire quelle met

en lumire, elle a notamment permis de rvler des joueurs exceptionnels telsque Diego Maradona, Iker Casillas, Ronaldinho, Lionel Messi et tant dautres.

[DE]Die FIFA U-20-Weltmeisterschaft, die 1977 in Tunesien als FIFA Junioren-Weltmeisterschaft erstmals ausgetragen wurde, ist nach der FIFA Fussball-Weltmeisterschafthinsichtlich Grsse und Bedeutung die Nummer zweiunter den FIFA-Wettbewerben. Das Turnier steht fr attraktiven Offensivfussballund hat schon etliche Stars hervorgebracht: Diego Maradona, Iker Casillas,Ronaldinho, Lionel Messi und viele mehr.

[ES]Desde que se creara el Campeonato Juvenil de la FIFA en Tnez en 1977,la Copa Mundial Sub-20 de la FIFA fue creciendo hasta convertirse en el segundo

torneo, tras la propia Copa Mundial de la FIFA, en lo que se refiere a tamaoe importancia. Adems, ha aadido belleza al deporte no solo porque fomentael ftbol de ataque, sino tambin porque ha servido de trampoln a estrellasdel maana como Diego Armando Maradona, Iker Casillas, Ronaldinho o LionelMessi, por nombrar unos pocos.


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6 titles 5 titles 2 titles

ARGENTINA1979, 1995, 1997, 2001,2005, 2007

BRAZIL1983, 1985, 1993, 2003, 2011

PORTUGA1989, 1991

GHANA

2009

1 title 1 title 1 title 1 title 1 title

GERMANYFR1981

SPAIN

1999

SOVIETUNION1977

YUGOSLAVIA

1987

IN THE 18 TOURNAMENTS HELD, ONLY8 NATIONS HAVE WON THE TITLE.ARGENTINA ARE THE MOST SUCCESSFULWITH 6 WINS.


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TOP GOALSCORER

JAVIER SAVIOLA (ARG)

11(11:2001)

COMPETITION RECORDS

Year Host Teams Matches Goals Av. Spectators Av.1977 Tunisia 16 28 70 2.50 22,000 786

1979 Japan 16 32 83 2.59 454,500 14,2031981 Australia 16 32 87 2.72 443,094 13,8471983 Mexico 16 32 91 2.84 1,155,160 36,0991985 Soviet Union 16 32 80 2.50 657,800 20,5561987 Chile 16 32 86 2.69 712,000 22,2501989 Saudi Arabia 16 32 81 2.53 643,815 20,1191991 Portugal 16 32 82 2.56 731,500 22,8591993 Australia 16 32 82 2.56 478,003 14,9381995 Qatar 16 32 105 3.28 455,000 14,2191997 Malaysia 24 52 165 3.17 655,827 12,6121999 Nigeria 24 52 158 3.04 624,400 12,0082001 Argentina 24 52 149 2.87 506,320 9,7372003 United Arab Emirates 24 52 119 2.29 592,100 11,3872005 Netherlands 24 52 143 2.75 502,698 9,6672007 Canada 24 52 135 2.60 1,195,239 22,9852009 Egypt 24 52 167 3.21 1,295,586 24,9152011 Colombia 24 52 132 2.54 1,309,929 25,191Total 732 2,015 2.75 12,434,971 16,988

732 832,015av. 2.75

SPECTATORS

12,434,971av. 16,988

HIGHEST ATTENDANCE

127,000Portugalv. Brazil 0:0 AET 4:2 PSO30.06.1991 (Final, POR)

BIGGEST WIN

10:0 BRA v. BEL 25.06.1997

HIGHEST-SCORING MATCH10:3 BRA v. KOR 22.06.1997

MOST TITLES

ARGENTINA

1979, 1995, 1997, 2001, 2005, 2007

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Rank Team MP W D L GF GA Pts. Pts. Part.1 Brazil 96 68 14 14 216 66 218 2.27 172 Argentina 72 52 6 14 143 52 162 2.25 133 Spain 67 39 13 15 141 73 130 1.94 144 Uruguay 51 23 13 15 68 54 82 1.61 115 Portugal 40 22 6 12 46 31 72 1.80 86 Mexico 50 18 17 15 77 51 71 1.42 127 Ghana 32 20 8 4 55 29 68 2.12 58 Germany (Germany FR) 38 19 7 12 67 40 64 1.68 99 Nigeria 44 18 10 16 63 56 64 1.45 910 Russia (Soviet Union) 38 17 11 10 62 44 62 1.63 8

218BRAZIL

162ARGENTINA

130SPAIN

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Argentina players hold the trophy after they celebrate their 2:1 victory over the Czech Republicin the FIFA U-20 World Cup Final in Toronto, 22 July 2007. (Photo: Foto-net)



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FINAL MATCHES

Date Match Host Venue Attendance10.07.1977 Mexico v. Soviet Union2:2 AET 8:9 PSO Rades (TUN) El Menzah 22,00007.09.1979 Argentinav. Soviet Union 3:1 Tokyo (JPN) National Stadium 52,00018.10.1981 Germany FRv. Qatar 4:0 Sydney (AUS) Cricket Ground 18,531

19.06.1983 Argentina v. Brazil0:1 Mexico City (MEX) Azteca 110,00007.09.1985 Brazilv. Spain 1:0 AET Moscow (URS) Luzhniki 41,00025.10.1987 Yugoslaviav. Germany FR

1:1 AET 5:4 PSOSantiago de Chile (CHI) Estadio Nacional 65,000

03.03.1989 Portugalv. Nigeria 2:0 Riyadh (KSA) Sports Club Stadium 65,00030.06.1991 Portugalv. Brazil 0:0 AET 4:2 PSO Lisbon (POR) Estadio da Luz 127,00020.03.1993 Ghana v. Brazil1:2 Sydney (AUS) Sydney Football Stadium 40,01528.04.1995 Brazil v. Argentina0:2 Doha (QAT) Khalifa Intl. Stadium 65,00005.07.1997 Uruguay v. Argentina1:2 Kuala Lumpur (MAS) Shah Alam 62,00024.04.1999 Japan v. Spain0:4 Lagos (NGA) National Stadium 38,00008.07.2001 Argentinav. Ghana 3:0 Buenos Aires (ARG) Jose Amalfitani 32,00019.12.2003 Spain v. Brazil0:1 Abu Dhabi (UAE) Zayed Sports City 55,00002.07.2005 Argentinav. Nigeria 2:1 Utrecht (NED) The Galgenwaard 24,50022.07.2007 Czech Republic v. Argentina1:2 Toronto (CAN) National Soccer Stadium 19,52616.10.2009 Ghanav. Brazil 0:0 AET 4:3 PSO Cairo (EGY) Cairo Intl. Stadium 67,81420.08.2011 Brazilv. Portugal 3:2 AET Bogot (COL) El Campin 36,058



adidasGolden Glove

FIFAFair Play

1977 QUINA (BRA) 4 Vladimir BESSONOV (URS) Brazil1979 Ramon DIAZ (ARG) 8 Diego MARADONA (ARG) Poland1981 Mark KOUSSAS (AUS) 4 Romulus GABOR (ROU) Australia1983 GEOVANI (BRA) 6 GEOVANI (BRA) Korea Republic1985 Sebastian LOSADA (ESP) 3 SILAS (BRA) Colombia1987 Marcel WITECZEK (FRG) 7 Robert PROSINECKI (YUG) Germany FR1989 Oleg SALENKO (URS) 5 BISMARCK (BRA) USA1991 Sergei SHERBAKOV (URS) 5 PEIXE (POR) Soviet Union1993 Henry ZAMBRANO (COL) 3 ADRIANO (BRA) England1995 Joseba ETXEBERRIA (ESP) 7 CAIO (BRA) Japan1997 ADAILTON (BRA) 10 Nicolas OLIVERA (URU) Argentina

1999 PABLO (ESP) 5 Seydou KEITA (MLI) Croatia2001 Javier SAVIOLA (ARG) 11 Javier SAVIOLA (ARG) Argentina2003 Eddie JOHNSON (USA) 4 ISMAEIL MATAR (UAE) Colombia2005 Lionel MESSI (ARG) 6 Lionel MESSI (ARG) Colombia2007 Sergio AGUERO (ARG) 6 Sergio AGUERO (ARG) Japan2009 Dominic ADIYIAH (GHA) 8 Dominic ADIYIAH (GHA) Esteban ALVARADO (CRC) Brazil2011 HENRIQUE (BRA) 5 HENRIQUE (BRA) MIKA (POR) Nigeria

AWARDS



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FIFA U-17 World CupCatapulting young players into the big time

[EN]FIFA broke new ground in 1985 with the launch of a new tournament forU-16 players. In 1991, the competition was changed to U-17. Part of the originalconcept was the intention to stage the tournament in countries where it wouldhelp promote football. Since then, FIFA has continued to build an increasinglystrong tournament, creating an event of world renown that has not only becomesynonymous with quality but has given the youth of the world an opportunityto express themselves and develop as athletes by gleaning the experience neededfor their future careers. A host of players such as Andrs Iniesta and Cesc Fbregaswent on to make the breakthrough within the space of a few years.

[FR]En 1985, la FIFA a lanc une nouvelle comptition pour les joueurs gs demoins de 16 ans, qui est ensuite devenue la Coupe du Monde U-17 de la FIFAen 1991. Le concept originel visait organiser cette comptition dans des payso elle aiderait promouvoir le football. La FIFA a continuellement renforc cetournoi pour en faire un vnement mondial de qualit qui permet aux jeunesdu monde entier de sexprimer sur la scne internationale, de poursuivre leurdveloppement en tant que sportif de haut niveau et dacqurir une prcieuseexprience laube de leur carrire. On peut notamment citer des joueurs telsquAndrs Iniesta ou Cesc Fabregas, qui ont rapidement perc chez les seniorsquelques annes aprs avoir disput ce tournoi.

[DE]1985 lancierte die FIFA ein U-16-Turnier, das 1991 zur U-17-Weltmeisterschaft

wurde. Es sollte den Austragungslndern in erster Linie eine wichtige Plattform frdie Fussballfrderung bieten. Heute geniesst es lngst Weltformat. Es garantierterstklassigen Fussball und bietet den Jugendlichen die Mglichkeit, ihr Knnenzu zeigen und wichtige Erfahrung fr die Zukunft zu sammeln. Andrs Iniestaund Cesc Fbregas habe n es vorgemacht und wenige Jahre nach ihrem Auftrittauf der U-17-Bhne bei den Grossen den Durchbruch geschafft.

[ES]En 1985, la FIFA rompi moldes al crear un torneo para menores de 16 aos.En 1991, el lmite se ampli a los sub-17. Uno de los objetivos principales eracelebrar esta competicin en pases donde pudiera contribuir a potenciar laprctica del ftbol. La FIFA ha logrado que este torneo sea cada vez ms slido,al hacer de l una cita mundial que no solo significa calidad sino que tambin

da a los jvenes la oportunidad de expresarse y desarrollarse como deportistas,al tiempo que acumulan la experiencia necesaria para su carrera. Numerososjugadores como Andrs Iniesta y Cesc Fbregas consiguieron dar el salto yestablecerse en la lite en pocos aos.

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CAF

CONMEBOL

UEFA

CONCACAF

AFC

OFC

Winner

Runner-up

AFRICA IS THE MOST SUCCESSFULCONTINENTAL ZONE WITH 5 TOURNAMENTWINS AND 5 TIMES AS RUNNER-UP.

NIGERIAWins: 1985, 1993, 2007Runners-up: 1987, 2001, 2009

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COMPETITION RECORDS

Year Host Teams Matches Goals Av. Spectators Av.1985 China PR 16 32 91 2.84 1,231,000 38,4691987 Canada 16 32 82 2.56 169,160 5,2861989 Scotland 16 32 77 2.41 256,000 8,0001991 Italy 16 32 81 2.53 37,000 1,1561993 Japan 16 32 107 3.34 233,004 7,2811995 Ecuador 16 32 84 2.63 463,000 14,4691997 Egypt 16 32 117 3.66 633,000 19,7811999 New Zealand 16 32 93 2.91 216,853 6,7772001 Trinidad and Tobago 16 32 102 3.19 328,303 10,2592003 Finland 16 32 117 3.66 183,616 5,7382005 Peru 16 32 111 3.47 551,817 17,2442007 Korea Republic 24 52 165 3.17 434,067 8,3472009 Nigeria 24 52 151 2.90 778,787 14,9772011 Mexico 24 52 158 3.04 1,002,314 19,275Total 508 1,536 3.02 6,517,921 12,831

508 741,536av. 3.02

FIFA U-17 World Cup

BIGGEST WIN13:0 ESP v. NZL 11.09.1997

HIGHEST-SCORING MATCH13:0 ESP v. NZL 11.09.1997

HIGHEST ATTENDANCE

98,943Uruguay v. Mexico0:210.07.2011 (Final, MEX)

SPECTATORS

6,517,921av. 12,831

MOST TITLES

BRAZIL1997, 1999, 2003

NIGERIA1985, 1993, 2007

TOP GOALSCORERS

SOULEYMANE COULIBALY (CIV)

9(9:2011)

FLORENT SINAMA PONGOLLE (FRA)

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ROLL OF HONOUR(STAGED EVERY TWO YEARS)

1985*NIGERIA

GERMANY FR2:0

1987*SOVIET

UNIONNIGERIA1:1 AET 4:2 PSO

1989*SAUDI

ARABIASCOTLAND2:2 AET 5:4 PSO

1991GHANA

SPAIN1:0

1993NIGERIAGHANA2:1

1995GHANABRAZIL3:2

1997BRAZILGHANA2:1

1999BRAZILAUSTRALIA0:0 AET 8:7 PSO

2001FRANCENIGERIA3:0

2003BRAZILSPAIN1:0

2005MEXICOBRAZIL3:0

2007NIGERIASPAIN0:0 AET 3:0 PSO

2009SWITZERLAND

NIGERIA1:0

2011MEXICOURUGUAY2:0

Kevin Escamilla (MEX) battles with Guillermo Mendez (URU) during the FIFA U-17 World Cup Mexico 2011 Final.(Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

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FINAL MATCHES

Date Match Host Venue Attendance11.08.1985* Germany FR v. Nigeria0:2 Beijing (CHN) Workers Stadium 80,00025.07.1987* Nigeria v. Soviet Union

1:1 AET 2:4 PSOToronto (CAN) Varsity Stadium 15,000

24.06.1989*Saudi Arabiav. Scotland2:2 AET 5:4 PSO

Glasgow (SCO) Hampden Park 58,000

31.08.1991 Ghanav. Spain 1:0 Florence (ITA) Comunale 5,00004.09.1993 Ghana v. Nigeria1:2 Tokyo (JPN) National Stadium 22,00020.08.1995 Ghanav. Brazil 3:2 Guayaquil (ECU) Monumental 30,00021.09.1997 Brazilv. Ghana 2:1 Cairo (EGY) Cairo International Stadium 35,00027.11.1999 Brazil v. Australia 0:0 AET 8:7 PSO Auckland (NZL) North Harbour Stadium 22,85930.09.2001 Francev. Nigeria 3:0 Port of Spain (TRI) Hasely Crawford Stadium 20,79030.08.2003 Brazilv. Spain 1:0 Helsinki (FIN) Tl Stadium 10,45202.10.2005 Mexicov. Brazil 3:0 Lima (PER) Estadio Nacional Jose Diaz 40,00009.09.2007 Spain v. Nigeria0:0 AET 0:3 PSO Seoul (KOR) Seoul World Cup Stadium 36,12515.11.2009 Switzerlandv. Nigeria 1:0 Abuja (NGA) National Stadium 60,00010.07.2011 Uruguay v. Mexico0:2 Mexico City (MEX) Azteca 98,943

AWARDS

Year adidasGolden Boot**


adidasGolden Glove

FIFAFair Play

1985 Marcel WITECZEK (FRG) 8 WILLIAM (BRA) Germany FR

1987 Moussa TRAORE (CIV) 5 Philip OSUNDO (NGA) Soviet Union1989 Fode CAMARA (GUI) 3 James WILL (SCO) Bahrain1991 ADRIANO (BRA) 4 Nii Odartey LAMPTEY (GHA) Argentina1993 Wilson ORUMA (NGA) 6 Daniel ADDO (GHA) Nigeria1995 Daniel ALLSOPP (AUS) 5 Mohamed AL KATHIRI (OMA) Brazil1997 DAVID (ESP) 7 SERGIO (ESP) Argentina1999 Ismael ADDO (GHA) 7 Landon DONOVAN (USA) Mexico2001 Florent SINAMA PONGOLLE

(FRA)9 Florent SINAMA PONGOLLE

(FRA)Nigeria

2003 Cesc FABREGAS (ESP) 5 Cesc FABREGAS (ESP) Costa Rica2005 Carlos VELA (MEX) 5 ANDERSON (BRA) Korea DPR

2007 Macauley CHRISANTUS(NGA)

7 Toni KROOS (GER) Costa Rica

2009 BORJA (ESP) 5 Sani EMMANUEL (NGA) Benjamin SIEGRIST (SUI) Nigeria2011 Souleymane COULIBALY (CIV) 9 Julio GOMEZ (MEX) Jonathan CUBERO (URU) Japan

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FIFA Womens World Cup20 years of phenomenal growth

[EN]FIFA decided to stage the first FIFA Womens World Cupin 1991 to givethe best female players in world football the opportunity to play on a world stage,which marked a milestone for the growth of womens football all around theglobe. Around half a million spectators attended the matches and saw the USAclaim their first of many titles. Since then, the womens game has taken hugestrides forward in every aspect, whether in terms of the players technique,physical fitness or tactics, and this event helps to ensure that womens footballwill continue to go from strength to strength in the future.

[FR]La FIFA a dcid dorganiser la premire Coupe du Monde Fminine de

la FIFAen 1991 afin de donner aux femmes du monde entier la possibilitde jouer sur une scne internationale et afin de marquer une tape majeuredans la croissance du football fminin lchelle mondiale. Prs dun demi-millionde spectateurs ont assist aux rencontres et ont vu les tats-Unis remporter leurpremier titre mondial. Depuis, le football fminin sest normment dvelopp bien des gards, que ce soit au niveau des capacits techniques et tactiques oude la condition physique, et cet vnement permet de sassurer que la disciplinecontinue de progresser tous les niveaux.

[DE]Mit der ersten FIFA Frauen-Weltmeisterschaft1991 in der VR China botdie FIFA den weltbesten Spielerinnen eine einzigartige internationale Bhne undsetzte in der Entwicklung des Frauenfussballs einen Meilenstein. Rund eine halbe

Million Zuschauer verfolgte die Spiele in den Stadien und wurde Zeuge, wie dieUSA ihren ersten von mittlerweile vielen Titeln gewannen. Der Frauenfussball hatsich seither rasant entwickelt technisch, athletisch und taktisch. Ein Ende desBooms ist nicht in Sicht, dies nicht zuletzt dank der FIFA Frauen-Weltmeisterschaft.

[ES]La FIFA decidi organizar la primera Copa Mundial Femenina de la FIFAen 1991 para que las mejores futbolistas del planeta tuvieran la oportunidadde enfrentarse cara a cara, al tiempo que se marcaba un antes y un despusen el crecimiento del ftbol femenino. Cerca de medio milln de espectadoresvieron los partidos en directo y asistieron a la primera de las numerosascoronaciones de EE. UU. Desde entonces, el balompi femenino ha dadopasos de gigante en todos los aspectos, ya sea tcnico, fsico o tctico, y esta

competicin contribuye a su progreso de manera formidable.

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WORLDWIDE, 29 MILLION GIRLSAND WOMEN PLAY FOOTBALL..

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1991USANORWAY

2:1

1995NORWAYGERMANY

2:0

1999USACHINA PR

0:0 AET 5:4 PSO

2003GERMANYSWEDEN

2:1 AET (1:1)

2007GERMANYBRAZIL2:0

2011JAPANUSA2:2 AET 3:1 PSO

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Womens OlympicFootball TournamentA golden era for womens football[EN]Following the success of the first FIFA Womens World Cupin 1991,the International Olympic Committee introduced womens football into itsprogramme for the 1996 Atlanta Games. Now very much a prestigious event,some confederations even choose their Olympic representatives based onresults at the FIFA Womens World Cup. There is no age restriction in thefinal competition of the Womens Olympic Football Tournament.

[FR]Deux ans aprs la premire Coupe du Monde Fminine de la FIFA, le ComitInternational Olympique mit le football fminin au programme des jeux de 1996 Atlanta. Le Tournoi Olympique de Football fminin est aujourdhui un vnement

trs prestigieux o certaines confdrations peuvent mme choisir leursreprsentantes olympiques suivant les rsultats lors de la Coupe du MondeFminine de la FIFA. La comptition finale du Tournoi Olympique de Footballfminin nest soumise aucune restriction dge.

[DE]Nach der ersten FIFA Frauen-Weltmeisterschaftmachte das InternationaleOlympische Komitee den Frauenfussball 1996 in Atlanta olympisch. Das OlympischeFussballturnier der Frauen, das keine Altersbeschrnkung kennt, war von Anfangan eine Erfolgsgeschichte. Ein hochkartiges Starterfeld ist garantiert, da einigeKonfderationen ihre Vertreter bei der Frauen-WM ermitteln.

[ES]Tras la primera Copa Mundial Femenina de la FIFAen 1991, el COI incluy

el ftbol femenino en los JJ. OO. de Atlanta 1996. Hoy en da, este torneose ha convertido en una competicin muy prestigiosa, para la cual variasconfederaciones escogen a sus representantes segn los resultados del Mundialde mujeres. En esta competicin no existen restricciones en el lmite de edad.

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FROM 1996 WHEN THE FIRSTWOMENS OLYMPIC FOOTBALL

TOURNAMENT WAS HELD,USA ARE THE MOST SUCCESSFULNATION WITH 4 WINS AFTERREACHING THE FINAL 5 TIMES.

1996USA

CHINA PR2:1

BronzeNORWAY

2012USAJAPAN2:1

BronzeCANADA

2000NORWAY

USA3:2 AET (2:2)

BronzeGERMANY

2004USA

BRAZIL2:1 AET (1:1)

BronzeGERMANY

2008USA

BRAZIL1:0 AET

BronzeGERMANY

Heather Mitts of USA celebrates after winning the Womens Football Final match between the USA and Japaon Day 13 of the London 2012 Olympic Games at Wembley Stadium on 9 August, 2012 in London, England.(Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)


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COMPETITION RECORDS

Year Winners Host Teams Matches Goals Av. Spectators* Av.*1996 USA Atlanta (USA) 8 16 53 3.31 691,762 43,235

2000 Norway Sydney (AUS) 8 16 42 2.63 326,215 20,3882004 USA Athens (GRE) 10 20 55 2.75 208,637 10,4322008 USA Beijing (CHN) 12 26 66 2.54 740,014 28,4622012 USA London (GBR) 12 26 71 2.73 660,986 25,423Total 104 287 2.76 2,627,614 25,266

BIGGEST WIN

8:0 GER v. CHN 11.08.2004HIGHEST-SCORING MATCH8:0 GER v. CHN 11.08.2004

104 21287av. 2.76TOP GOALSCORERCRISTIANE (BRA)

12(5:2004; 5:2008; 2:2012)

*Attendance statistics from 1996 to 2004 denote the combined totals from both Mens and Womens Olympic Football Tournaments

HIGHEST ATTENDANCE

80,203USAv. Japan 2:109.08.2012 (Gold Medal Match, GBR)

SPECTATORS

2,627,614av. 25,266

MOST TITLES

USA1996, 2004, 2008, 2012

The USA women's team celebrate their gold medal win after defeating Japan 2:1 in the final of theWomen's Olympic Football Tournament 2012 at Wembley Stadium. (Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)


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TOP 10 ALL-TIME RANKING

FINAL MATCHES

Date Match Host Venue Attendance01.08.1996 China PR v. USA1:2 Athens, GA (USA) Sanford Stadium 76,48928.09.2000 Norwayv. USA 3:2 AET Sydney (AUS) Soccer Stadium 22,84826.08.2004 USAv. Brazil 2:1 AET Pirus (GRE) Karaiskaki 10,41621.08.2008 Brazil v. USA0:1 AET Beijing (CHN) Workers Stadium 51,61209.08.2012 USAv. Japan 2:1 London (GBR) Wembley Stadium 80,203

Rank Team MP W D L GF GA Pts. Pts. Part.1 USA 28 23 3 2 58 23 72 2.57 5

2 Brazil 26 13 3 10 44 26 42 1.62 53 Germany 19 13 2 4 35 15 41 2.16 44 Norway 14 9 1 4 26 19 28 2.00 35 China PR 14 6 4 4 22 22 22 1.57 46 Japan 18 6 3 9 22 26 21 1.17 47 Sweden 19 6 3 10 20 24 21 1.11 58 Canada 10 4 2 4 17 14 14 1.40 29 Great Britain 4 3 0 1 5 2 9 2.25 110 France 6 3 0 3 11 8 9 1.50 1

72USA

1

42BRAZIL

2

41GERMANY

3

Year Top Goalscorer Goals FIFA Fair Play

1996 Ann Kristin AARONES (NOR)Linda MEDALEN (NOR)PRETINHA (BRA)

444

USA

2000 SUN Wen (CHN) 4 Germany2004 CRISTIANE (BRA)

Birgit PRINZ (GER)55

Sweden/Japan

2008 CRISTIANE (BRA) 5 China PR2012 Christine SINCLAIR (CAN) 6 USA

AWARDS

Note: Great Britain is not an official FIFA member association but as host of the 2012 Olympic Games (played with a united team consisting ofEngland, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) the games are still included in the above statistics even though they are not rated of ficial A

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54 FIFA U-20 Womens World Cup

FIFA U-20 WomensWorld CupA springboard to the seniors[EN]The success of the mens youth competitions led to the launch of a U-19Womens World Cup in 2002, which later became the current U-20 event.The US girls won the first edition by defeating hosts Canada in a dream finalwatched by a bumper crowd of almost 50,000. Many of the best playersin the world, such as Marta (BRA), Alex Morgan (USA) and, more recently,Alexandra Popp (GER), have quickly made the leap to the senior WomensWorld Cup or the Womens Olympic Football Tournament.

[FR]Inspire du succs des comptitions juniors masculines de la FIFA, la Coupe duMonde Fminine pour les moins de 19 ans (aujourdhui U-20) fut lance en 2002.

Les tats-Unis remportrent la premire dition face aux htes canadiennes devantprs de cinquante mille spectateurs. linstar de Marta (BRA), Alex Morgan (USA)ou plus rcemment Alexandra Popp (GER), les meilleures joueuses du tournoi ontfranchi le pas et particip par la suite la Coupe du Monde Fminine de la FIFAou au Tournoi Olympique de Football fminin.

[DE]Angesichts des Erfolgs der Juniorenwettbewerbe lancierte die FIFA 2002 eineWeltmeisterschaft fr U-19-Spielerinnen (heute U-20). In einem Traumfinale vorfast 50 000 Zuschauern besiegten die US-Amerikanerinnen Gastgeber Kanada.Viele der weltbesten Spielerinnen wie Marta (BRA), Alex Morgan (USA) oderjngst Alexandra Popp (GER) haben im Nu auch den Durchbruch bei der FIFAFrauen-Weltmeisterschaft und beim Olympischen Fussballturnier geschafft.

[ES]El xito cosechado por los torneos juveniles masculinos llev en 2002 aorganizar un Mundial femenino para menores de 19 aos, hoy sub-20. Anteunos 50 000 espectadores, las estadounidenses se impusieron entonces enla final soada frente a las anfitrionas canadienses. Muchas de las grandesfutbolistas del momento, como Marta (BRA), Alex Morgan (USA) o AlexandraPopp (GER), pasaron con fuerza de jugar en las categoras inferiores a disputarla Copa Mundial Femenina o los torneos olmpicos.

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2012USAGERMANY1:0

2002*USACANADA

1:0 AET

2004*GERMANYCHINA PR

2:0

2006KOREA DPRCHINA PR

5:0

2008USAKOREA DPR

2:1

2010GERMANYNIGERIA

2:0

*FIFA U-19 Womens World Championship

GERMANY 2010 RECORDED THE HIGHESTAVERAGE NUMBER OF SPECTATORS WITH12,353 AND THE BEST-EVER TOTAL IN THECOMPETITIONS HISTORY WITH 395,295.

395,295av. 12,353Most spectator

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Year Host Teams Matches Goals Av. Spectators Av.2002 Canada 12 26 101 3.88 295,133 11,3512004 Thailand 12 26 92 3.54 288,324 11,089

2006 Russia 16 32 106 3.31 52,630 1,6452008 Chile 16 32 113 3.53 351,309 10,9782010 Germany 16 32 99 3.09 395,295 12,3532012 Japan 16 32 104 3.25 307,348 9,605Total 180 615 3.42 1,690,039 9,389

180 30615av. 3.42

COMPETITION RECORDS

BIGGEST WINS9:0 PRK v. ARG 23.08.2012

HIGHEST-SCORING MATCH9:1 GER v. MEX 21.08.2006

HIGHEST ATTENDANCE

47,784Canada v. USA0:1 AET01.09.2002 (Final, CAN)

SPECTATORS

1,690,039av. 9,389

MOST TITLES

USA2002, 2008, 2012

TOP GOALSCORERS

SYDNEY LEROUX (USA)

10(5:2008; 5:2010)

ALEXANDRA POPP (GER)

10(10:2010)

CHRISTINE SINCLAIR (CAN)

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FINAL MATCHES

Date Match Host Venue Attendance01.09.2002 Canada v. USA0:1 AET Edmonton (CAN) Commonwealth Stadium 47,78427.11.2004 Germanyv. China PR 2:0 Bangkok (THA) Rajamangala (National Stadium) 23,00003.09.2006 Korea DPRv. China PR 5:0 Moscow (RUS) Lokomotiv 8,50007.12.2008 Korea DPR v. USA1:2 La Florida, Santiago (CHI) Estadio Municipal de la Florida 12,00001.08.2010 Germanyv. Nigeria 2:0 Bielefeld (GER) FU20WWC Stadium* 24,63308.09.2012 USAv. Germany 1:0 Tokyo (JPN) National Stadium 31,114

Rank Team MP W D L GF GA Pts. Pts. Part.1 USA 34 26 5 3 81 19 83 2.44 62 Germany 34 24 3 7 95 35 75 2.21 63 Brazil 28 13 8 7 50 34 47 1.68 64 Korea DPR 20 15 0 5 54 22 45 2.25 45 Nigeria 27 10 8 9 42 34 38 1.41 66 China PR 18 10 3 5 23 19 33 1.83 47 Japan 17 9 3 5 34 26 30 1.76 48 Canada 19 9 2 8 46 25 29 1.53 59 France 16 7 1 8 25 28 22 1.38 410 Korea Republic 13 7 0 6 21 19 21 1.62 3

83USA

1

75GERMANY

2

47BRAZIL

3



adidasGolden Glove

FIFAFair Play

2002 Christine SINCLAIR (CAN) 10 Christine SINCLAIR (CAN) Japan2004 Brittany TIMKO (CAN) 7 MARTA (BRA) USA2006 MA Xiaoxu (CHN) 5 MA Xiaoxu (CHN) Russia/Korea DPR2008 Sydney LEROUX (USA) 5 Sydney LEROUX (USA) Alyssa NAEHER (USA) USA2010 Alexandra POPP (GER) 10 Alexandra POPP (GER) Bianca HENNINGER (USA) Korea Republic2012 KIM Un Hwa (PRK) 7 Dzsenifer MAROZSAN (GER) Laura BENKARTH (GER) Japan

AWARDS


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FIFA U-17 Womens World CupA head start

[EN]The rapidly increasing popularity of womens football prompted FIFA to stagethe first U-17 competition for women in 2008. This tournament was anothermilestone in football history, not only because the same youth tournamentstructure was put in place for both the mens and womens games, but alsobecause the FIFA U-17 Womens World Cup quickly became a key event for thefurther development of womens football. By leaving a lasting legacy, it serves asan inspiration for the many girls and women who play football around the world.

[FR]Lirrsistible vague de popularit du football fminin, notamment auprsdes jeunes, motiva la FIFA lancer une comptition U-17 en 2008. La Coupe

du Monde Fminine U-17 de la FIFA marque un tournant dans lhistoire dufootball car elle permet davoir dsormais la mme structure dans les comptitionsmasculines et fminines, mais aussi car elle reprsente un vnement dterminantpour le dveloppement du football fminin. La comptition laisse un hritagedurable et constitue une source dinspiration pour les nombreuses jeunes filleset femmes qui pratiquent le football dans le monde entier.

[DE]Angesichts des Frauenfussballbooms rief die FIFA 2008 mit der FIFAU-17-Frauen-Weltmeisterschaft einen weiteren Juniorinnenwettbewerb ins Leben.Damit waren die Juniorinnen den Junioren gleichgestellt. Die FIFA U-17-Frauen-Weltmeisterschaft ist fr die Entwicklung des Frauenfussballs von unschtzbaremWert. Weltweit begeistert sie unzhlige Mdchen und Frauen fr den Fussball

und sorgt damit fr eine nachhaltige Basis.

[ES]La creciente popularidad del ftbol femenino, especialmente entre las msjvenes, motiv a la FIFA en 2008 a crear un torneo sub-17, que marc un hitoen la historia del ftbol, y no solamente porque con l se equiparara la estructurade torneos juveniles a la de los hombres, sino tambin porque la Copa MundialFemenina Sub-17 de la FIFA se convirti en un elemento fundamental para eldesarrollo del ftbol femenino. Adems de que sus beneficios perduran duranteaos, el Mundial sirve de inspiracin a millones de mujeres en todo el mundo.


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2008KOREA DPRUSA2:1 AET

2010KOREA REPJAPAN3:3 AET 5:4 PSO

2012FRANCEKOREA DPR1:1 7:6 PSO

125av. 3.91

IN 2010, 125 GOALS WERE SCOREDACROSS THE WHOLE TOURNAMENT,AN AVERAGE OF 3.91 PER MATCHWHICH MAKES IT THE HIGHEST-SCORING

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Year Host Teams Matches Goals Av. Spectators Av.2008 New Zealand 16 32 113 3.53 207,803 6,4942010 Trinidad and Tobago 16 32 125 3.91 146,156 4,5672012 Azerbaijan 16 32 119 3.72 257,766 8,055Total 96 357 3.72 611,725 6,372

BIGGEST WINS11:0 PRK v. GAM 22.09.20120:11 AZE v. NGA 25.09.2012

HIGHEST-SCORING MATCHES

10:2 FRA v. GAM 29.09.2012

96 27357av. 3.72HIGHEST ATTENDANCE

30,250Azerbaijan v. Colombia0:422.09.2012 (opening, AZE)

SPECTATORS

611,725av. 6,372

MOST TITLES

KOREA DPR2008

KOREA REPUBLIC2010

FRANCE2012

COMPETITION RECORDS

TOP GOALSCORER

YEO MIN JI (KOR)

8(8:2010)

RI UN SIM (PRK)

8(8:2012)

France were the winners of the FIFA U-17 Womens World Cup Azerbaijan 2012, becoming the first Europeanteam to claim the title. (Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)


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FINAL MATCHES

Date Match Host Venue Attendance16.11.2008 Korea DPRv. USA 2:1 AET Auckland (NZL) North Harbour Stadium 16,16225.09.2010 Korea Republic v. Japan 3:3 AET 5:4 PSO Port of Spain (TRI) Hasely Crawford Stadium 12,98313.10.2012 France v. Korea DPR 1:1 7:6 PSO Baku (AZE) Tofig Bahramov Stadium 27,128

35KOREA DPR

1

32JAPAN

2

32GERMANY

3



adidasGolden Glove

FIFAFair Play

2008 Dzsenifer MAROZSAN (GER) 6 Mana IWABUCHI (JPN) Taylor VANCIL (USA) Germany2010 YEO Min Ji (KOR) 8 YEO Min Ji (KOR) Dolores GALLARDO (ESP) Germany2012 RI Un Sim (PRK) 8 Griedge MBOCK BATHY (FRA) Romane BRUNEAU (FRA) Japan

AWARDS

Rank Team MP W D L GF GA Pts. Pts. Part.1 Korea DPR 18 10 5 3 38 16 35 1.94 32 Japan 14 10 2 2 56 17 32 2.29 33 Germany 16 10 2 4 49 16 32 2.00 34 Nigeria 11 6 3 2 34 14 21 1.91 35 Korea Republic 10 6 1 3 26 21 19 1.90 26 Ghana 12 6 1 5 15 12 19 1.58 37 Spain 6 5 0 1 13 6 15 2.50 18 USA 9 4 3 2 20 11 15 1.67 29 Canada 11 4 3 4 8 10 15 1.36 310 France 9 3 5 1 22 14 14 1.56 2




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62 FIFA Futsal World Cup

FIFA Futsal World CupThe great indoors

[EN]FIFA identified the potential of futsal by staging the first FIFA Futsal World Cupin the Netherlands in 1989. Excellent technique, speedy reactions and precisepassing are as much part of the game of futsal as the special ball and the tightpitch. This attractive and booming sport, which is now played in over 100countries, poses particular challenges for the players and produces highly skilledplayers such as Brazils Ronaldinho, who subsequently embarked on a stellarcareer on grass.

[FR]La FIFA a identifi le potentiel du futsal en organisant la premire Coupedu Monde de Futsal de la FIFA aux Pays-Bas en 1989. Une excellente technique,

des ractions rapides, et une grande prcision de passes sont indispensablesau futsal afin de tirer profit de son ballon particulier et de son petit terrain.Ce sport attrayant et en plein essor on y joue aujourdhui dans plus de 100pays impose des dfis particuliers et produit des joueurs aux qualits techniqueshors du commun, limage du Brsilien Ronaldinho, qui a par la suite embraysur une carrire exceptionnelle sur gazon.

[DE]Die erste Weltmeisterschaft fand bereits 1989 in den Niederlanden statt.Technik, Reaktion und Hochprzisionspsse gehren zum Futsal wie der spezielleBall und das enge Feld in der Halle. Der attraktive Boomsport, der mittlerweilein weit ber 100 Lndern verbreitet ist, stellt besondere Anforderungen an dieSpieler und bringt nicht selten Filigrantechniker wie den Brasilianer Ronaldinho

hervor, der spter auf dem Rasen Weltruhm erlangte.

[ES]La FIFA estuvo gil al detectar muy pronto el gran potencial del ftsal.La primera Copa Mundial de Ftsal de la FIFA se disput en 1989, concretamenteen los Pases Bajos. La tcnica, la respuesta rpida y los pases medidos son propiosdel ftsal, as como la pelota y la cancha, ambas de dimensiones especiales.Esta atractiva disciplina, en plena ebullicin, se practica en la actualidad en msde cien pases. Sus practicantes han de mostrar extraordinarias cualidades conel baln, como el brasileo Ronaldinho que, antes de dominar en el csped,pas por el entarimado.

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1989BRAZILNETHERLANDS

2:1

1992BRAZILUSA

4:1

1996BRAZILSPAIN

6:4

2000SPAINBRAZIL

4:3

2004SPAINITALY2:1

2008BRAZILSPAIN2:2 AET 4:3 PSO

2012BRAZILSPAIN3:2 AET

43MANOEL TOBIAS (BRA)

MANOEL TOBIASgoal breakdown

38FALCAO (BRA)

28Konstantin EREMENKO (RUS)

25SCHUMACHER (BRA)

20FININHO (BRA)

81992

141996

192000

22004

THE TOP 5 RECORD-BREAKINGGOALSCORERS.


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Year Host Teams Matches Goals Av. Spectators Av.1989 Netherlands 16 40 221 5.53 86,500 2,1631992 Hong Kong 16 40 307 7.68 85,480 2,1371996 Spain 16 40 290 7.25 116,400 2,9102000 Guatemala 16 40 302 7.55 224,038 5,601

2004 Chinese Taipei 16 40 237 5.93 50,923 1,2732008 Brazil 20 56 387 6.91 292,161 5,2172012 Thailand 24 52 349 6.71 160,302 3,083Total 308 2,093 6.80 1,015,804 3,298

BIGGEST WIN

31:2 RUS v. SOL 06.10.2008

HIGHEST-SCORING MATCH31:2 RUS v. SOL 06.10.2008

308 432,093av. 6.80

TOP GOALSCORER

MANOEL TOBIAS (BRA)

43(8:1992; 14:1996; 19:2000; 2:2004)

HIGHEST ATTENDANCE

15,500Brazil v. Spain 6:408.12.1996 (Final, ESP)

SPECTATORS

1,015,804av. 3,298

MOST TITLES

BRAZIL1989, 1992, 1996, 2008, 2012

COMPETITION RECORDS

Brazil players celebrate with the trophy after winning the FIFA Futsal World Cup final at the Indoor StadiumHuamark on 18 November 2012 in Bangkok, Thailand. (Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)


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FINAL MATCHES

Date Match Host Venue Attendance15.01.1989 Brazilv. Netherlands 2:1 Rotterdam (NED) Sportpaleis Ahoy 4,20028.11.1992 Brazilv. USA 4:1 Hong Kong (HKG) Coliseum 10,46608.12.1996 Brazilv. Spain 6:4 Barcelona (ESP) Palau Sant Jordi 15,50003.12.2000 Spainv. Brazil 4:3 Guatemala City (GUA) Domo 7,56805.12.2004 Spainv. Italy 2:1 Taipei City (TPE) National Taiwan University 3,50019.10.2008 Brazilv. Spain 2:2 AET 4:3 PSO Rio de Janeiro (BRA) Gimnasio Maracanazinho 10,08218.11.2012 Spain v. Brazil2:3 AET Bangkok (THA) Indoor Stadium Huamark 5,685

Rank Team MP W D L GF GA Pts. Pts. Part.1 Brazil 56 48 5 3 367 83 149 2.66 7

2 Spain 51 40 5 6 221 95 125 2.45 73 Italy 39 24 3 12 137 89 75 1.92 64 Argentina 41 19 5 17 110 105 62 1.51 75 Russia 33 17 4 12 180 92 55 1.67 56 Iran 28 14 3 11 96 93 45 1.61 67 Portugal 23 13 2 8 74 53 41 1.78 48 Ukraine 26 12 5 9 96 74 41 1.58 49 Netherlands 26 12 5 9 75 71 41 1.58 410 USA 29 12 4 13 89 86 40 1.38 5

149BRAZIL

1

125SPAIN

2

75ITALY

3



adidasGolden Glove

FIFAFair Play

1989 Laszlo ZSADANYI (HUN) 7 Victor HERMANS (NED) USA1992 Saeid RAJABI SHIRAZI (IRN) 16 JORGINHO (BRA) USA1996 MANOEL TOBIAS (BRA) 14 MANOEL TOBIAS (BRA) Brazil2000 MANOEL TOBIAS (BRA) 19 MANOEL TOBIAS (BRA) Brazil2004 FALCAO (BRA) 13 FALCAO (BRA) Brazil2008 PULA (RUS) 16 FALCAO (BRA) TIAGO (BRA) Spain2012 EDER LIMA (RUS) 9 NETO (BRA) Stefano Mammarella (ITA) Argentina

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Year Host Teams Matches Goals Av. Spectators Av.2005 Rio De Janeiro (BRA) 12 20 164 8.20 110,500 5,5252006 Rio De Janeiro (BRA) 16 32 286 8.94 179,800 5,6192007 Rio De Janeiro (BRA) 16 32 261 8.16 157,300 4,916

2008 Marseilles (FRA) 16 32 259 8.09 176,500 5,5162009 Dubai (UAE) 16 32 284 8.88 97,500 3,0472011 Ravenna (ITA) 16 32 269 8.41 119,370 3,730Total 180 1,523 8.46 840,970 4,672

BIGGEST WIN14:2 POR v. SOL 06.11.2006

HIGHEST-SCORING MATCH14:7 POR v. URU 22.11.2009

180 311,523av. 8.46HIGHEST ATTENDANCE

10,000RIO DE JANEIRO (BRA) 2005, 2006, 2007(22 matches with same attendance record)

SPECTATORS

840,970av. 4,672

MOST TITLES

BRAZIL2006, 2007, 2008, 2009

COMPETITION RECORDS

TOP GOALSCORER

MADJER (POR)

79(12:2005; 21:2006; 8:2007;13:2008; 13:2009; 12:2011)

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FINAL MATCHES

Date Match Host Venue Attendance15.05.2005 Francev. Portugal 3:3 AET 1:0 PSO Rio de Janeiro (BRA) Copacabana Beach Soccer Arena 10,00012.11.2006 Uruguay v. Brazil1:4 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) Copacabana Beach Soccer Arena 10,00011.11.2007 Mexico v. Brazil2:8 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) Copacabana Beach Soccer Arena 10,00027.07.2008 Brazilv. Italy 5:3 Marseilles (FRA) Stade du Prado 7,00022.11.2009 Brazilv. Switzerland 10:5 Dubai (UAE) Main Pitch 5,70011.09.2011 Russiav. Brazil 12:8 Ravenna (ITA) Stadio del Mare 5,500

Rank Team MP W D L GF GA Pts. Pts. Part.1 Brazil 35 30 3 2 248 111 96 2.74 6

2 Portugal 33 19 5 9 193 122 67 2.03 63 France 21 12 3 6 97 67 42 2.00 44 Uruguay 25 9 5 11 98 97 37 1.48 55 Russia 17 11 0 6 82 47 33 1.94 46 Argentina 20 10 1 9 58 58 32 1.60 67 Spain 20 9 0 11 82 71 27 1.35 58 Italy 20 6 4 10 75 74 26 1.30 59 Mexico 13 5 2 6 39 50 19 1.46 310 Nigeria 14 5 2 7 65 71 19 1.36 4

96BRAZIL

1

67PORTUGAL

2

42FRANCE

3

Year adidasGolden Scorer**


adidasGolden Glove

FIFAFair Play

2005 MADJER (POR) 12 MADJER (POR) Japan2006 MADJER (POR) 21 MADJER (POR) France2007 BURU (BRA) 10 BURU (BRA) Brazil2008 MADJER (POR) 13 AMARELLE (ESP) ROBERTO VALEIRO (ESP) Russia2009 Dejan STANKOVIC (SUI) 16 Dejan STANKOVIC (SUI) MAO (BRA) Japan/Russia2011 ANDRE (BRA) 14 Ilya LEONOV (RUS) Andrey BUKHLITSKIY (RUS) Nigeria

AWARDS



*A win in the all-time ranking is always calculated with 3 points and a win in penalty shoot-outs with 2 points


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Bolivia players celebrate winning gold after beating Haiti in the Boys Youth Olympic Football Tournament2010 in Singapore. (Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

The victorious Chile team after winning the gold medal match against Equatorial Guinea in the Girls YouthOlympic Football Tournament 2010 in Singapore. (Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)


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COMPETITION RECORDS

Year Host Teams Matches Goals Av. Spectators Av.2010 Singapore 6 11 44 4.00 42,585 3,871

BIGGEST WIN9:0 BOL v. HAI 16.08.2010

11 644av. 4.00

FINAL MATCHES

Date Match Host Venue Attendance25.08.2010 Boliviav. Haiti 5:0 Singapore (SIN) Jalan Besar 5,230


2010BOLIVIAHAITI5:0

BronzeSINGAPORE

HIGHEST ATTENDANCE

6,000Haitiv. Singapore 2:0

22.08.2010 (Semi-Final, SIN)

SPECTATORS

42,585av. 3,871

HIGHEST-SCORING MATCH9:0 BOL v. HAI 16.08.2010

MOST TITLES

BOLIVIA2010

Youth Olympic FootballTournament (Boys)

TOP GOALSCORERRODRIGO MEJIDO (BOL)

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2004Thiago CarricoDE AZEVEDO(BRA)Zurich (SUI)

2005ChrisBULLARD(ENG)London (ENG)

2006Andries SMIT(NED)Amsterdam (NED)

2007/8AlfonsoRAMOS (ESP)Berlin (GER)

2009BruceGRANNEC(FRA)Barcelona (ESP)

2010NenadSTOJKOVIC(USA)Barcelona (ESP)

2011FranciscoCRUZ (POR)Los Angeles (USA)

2012Alfonso

RAMOS (ESP)Dubai (UAE)

(FRA)arce ona

(USA)arce ona

Alfonso Ramos from Spain, winner of the FIFA Interactive World Cup 2012 ( Action Images)

ROLL OF HONOUR(STAGED ANNUALLY)


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FIFA awards

The award ceremony for the 2012FIFA Ballon dOr was held in Zurich,Switzerland on 7 January 2013.

Awards were presented to the best male and female players of the year and alsoto the leading coaches in both the mens and womens game. The best elevenplayers of the year were once again honoured by being named in the FIFA FIFProWorld XI, whilst the player who scored the most beautiful goal of the year took

home the FIFA Pusks Award. Once again the FIFA Presidential Award wasbestowed upon a person who has made a significant contribution to football,and the FIFA Fair Play Award served to recognise and support those who havemade a positive influence through our game.

[FR]Des distinctions ont t remis aux meilleurs joueur et joueuse de lanne ainsiquaux meilleurs entraneurs du football masculin et fminin. Les onze meilleursjoueurs de lanne par poste se sont nouveau vu rcompenser dunenomination dans le FIFA FIFPro World XI, tandis que lauteur du plus beaubut de lanne sest vu remettre le Prix Pusks de la FIFA. Le Prix du Prsidentde la FIFA a une nouvelle fois t dcern une personne dont la contributiona beaucoup apport au football, et la Distinction Fair-play de la FIFA a t remisepour saluer et soutenir les personnes qui ont eu une influence positive traversnotre sport.

[DE]Ausgezeichnet wurden der beste Spieler und die beste Spielerin des Jahres,ebenso die besten Mnner- und Frauenfussballtrainer/-innen. Ebenfalls verliehenwurden die Auszeichnung fr die FIFA/FIFPro World XI mit den elf besten Spielerndes Jahres sowie der FIFA-Pusks-Preis fr das schnste Tor des Jahres. Mit demFIFA Presidential Award wurde ferner eine Person geehrt, die sich um den Fussballbesonders verdient gemacht hat. Mit dem FIFA-Fairplay-Preis wurde schliesslichder Einsatz fr die positive Entwicklung unseres Sports gewrdigt.

[ES]Se hizo entrega de los premios al mejor jugador y jugadora del ao y a losmejores entrenadores del ftbol masculino y femenino. Una vez ms, se concediuna distincin a los mejores once jugadores del ao incluyndolos en el FIFA FIFProWorld XI, mientras que el jugador que anot el mejor gol del ao recibi elPremio Pusks de la FIFA. Asimismo, el Premio Presidencial de la FIFA recayen una persona que ha contribuido notablemente al mundo del ftbol; por otraparte, el Premio Fair Play de la FIFA reconoci a quienes han actuadode forma ejemplar gracias al ftbol.

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2012 The Uzbekistan Football Federation (UFF) for showing that fair play andcompetition are not mutually exclusive but complement each another. The UFFfinished as winners of the 2012 AFC Fair Play Association of the Year award. TheUzbeks amassed 498.84 points over the year, 16.37 points more than runners-upIran, as they emerged the victors.

2011 The Japan FA who had to endure many hardships following the earthquakewhich struck their country in March 2011 and during which many people lost theirlives. The womens team showed great courage to make it to the final of the FIFAWomens World Cup 2011, ultimately lifting the trophy for the first time.

2010 The Haiti U-17 womens teamfor making it to the final round of thequalifiers for the FIFA U-17 Womens World Cup 2010 following the earthquakethat year, which led to the tragic death of their head coach.

2009 Sir Bobby Robson* (ENG)was posthumously rewarded for his outstandingcommitment to the values of fair play throughout his career.

2008The Football Associations of Armenia and Turkeyfor encouraging dialoguebetween two countries which otherwise do not have any form of diplomatic relationship.

2007FC Barcelonafor wearing the UNICEF logo on their shirts for a five-year periodafter rejecting lucrative shirt sponsorship deals.

2006Fans of the 2006 FIFA World Cupwere honoured for their contributionto this exciting event, which was marked by fair play and mutual respect.

2005The football community of Iquitoswere rewarded for their wholeheartedsupport of the FIFA U-17 World Cup 2005 in Peru.

2004The Brazilian Football Association (CBF)in recognition of the Matchfor Peace played by the national teams of Brazil and Haiti in Port-au-Prince (Haiti).

2003The fans of Celtic FC (SCO)were honoured for their extraordinarily loyaland sporting behaviour at their teams UEFA Cup final against FC Porto in Seville.

2002The football communities of Japan and Korea Republicfor the pivotalrole played by the football fans of the two host nations in the overwhelming successof the 2002 FIFA World Cup.

2001Paolo di Canio (ITA)for good sportsmanship during an English PremierLeague match at which he stopped play to allow the opposing goalkeeperto be treated for an injury.

2000Lucas Radebe (RSA)for his work with children in his home country andalso for his commitment to fighting racism in football.

1999New Zealands football communityfor its efforts towards makingthe FIFA U-17 World Cup a resounding success.

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FIFA Ballon dOr

Lionel Messi of Argentina receives the FIFA Ballon dOr2012 trophy on 7 January 2013 in Zurich, Switzerland.(Photo: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

2012 WinnerArgentinas Lionel Messi collected a record-breaking fourth consecutive title ofbest player in the world when he was awarded the FIFA Ballon dOr. Aged 25,Messi concluded 2012 by scoring over 90 goals. He also finished top scorer in theUEFA Champions League 2011-2012 season with 14 goals. Lionel Messi won theFIFA Ballon dOr after polling 41.60% of the votes, ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo on23.68% and Andrs Iniesta on 10.91%.

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YEAR WINNER COUNTRY2012 1. Lionel Messi Argentina

2. Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal3. Andrs Iniesta Spain

2011 1. Lionel Messi Argentina2. Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal3. Xavi Spain

2010 1. Lionel Messi Argentina2. Andrs Iniesta Spain3. Xavi Spain

2009* 1. Lionel Messi Argentina2. Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal3. Xavi Spain4. Kak Brazil5. Andrs Iniesta Spain

2008* 1. Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal2. Lionel Messi Argentina3. Fernando Torres Spain4. Kak Brazil

5. Xavi Spain2007 1. Kak Brazil2. Lionel Messi Argentina3. Cristiano Ronaldo Portugal

2006 1. Fabio Cannavaro Italy2. Zinedine Zidane France3. Ronaldinho Brazil

2005 1. Ronaldinho Brazil2. Frank Lampard England3. Samuel Etoo Cameroon

2004 1. Ronaldinho Brazil

2. Thierry Henry France3. Andriy Shevchenko Ukraine

2003 1. Zinedine Zidane France2. Thierry Henry France3. Ronaldo Brazil

2002 1. Ronaldo Brazil2. Oliver Kahn Germany3. Zinedine Zidane France

YEAR WINNER COUNTRY2001 1. Luis Figo Portugal

2. David Beckham England3. Ral Spain

2000 1. Zinedine Zidane France2. Luis Figo Portugal3. Rivaldo Brazil

1999 1. Rivaldo Brazil2. David Beckham England3. Gabriel Batistuta Argentina

1998 1. Zinedine Zidane France2. Ronaldo Brazil3. Davor Suker Croatia

1997 1. Ronaldo Brazil2. Roberto Carlos Brazil3. Dennis Bergkamp Netherlands

Zinedine Zidane France1996 1. Ronaldo Brazil

2. George Weah Liberia

3. Alan Shearer England1995 1. George Weah Liberia2. Paolo Maldini Italy3. Jrgen Klinsmann Germany

1994 1. Romario Brazil2. Hristo Stoichkov Bulgaria3. Roberto Baggio Italy

1993 1. Roberto Baggio Italy2. Romario Brazil3. Dennis Bergkamp Netherlands

1992 1. Marco van Basten Netherlands

2. Hristo Stoichkov Bulgaria3. Thomas Hssler Germany

1991 1. Lothar Matthus Germany2. Jean-Pierre Papin France3. Gary Lineker England

Note:Renamed in 2010 from FIFA World Player of the Year award to the FIFA Ballon dOr.

*Five players nominated in 2008 and 2009

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FIFA Womens World Playerof the Year

2012 WinnerUS player Abby Wambach claimed her first FIFA Womens World Player of the Yearaward at the FIFA Ballon dOr Gala held at the Zurich Kongresshaus. Wambach,winner of the FIFA Womens World Player of the Year award, led the USA team tothe title at the London 2012 Olympics. She collected 20.67% of the votes, aheadof Brazils Marta and Alex Morgan from the USA, who received 13.50% and10.87% respectively.

Abby Wambach of the USA holds her trophy afterwinning the FIFA Womens World Player of the Yearaward during the FIFA Ballon dOr Gala 2012 at theKongresshaus on 7 January 2013 in Zurich, Switzerland.(Photo:FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

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YEAR WINNER COUNTRY2012 1. Abby Wambach USA

2. Marta Brazil3. Alex Morgan USA

2011 1. Homare Sawa Japan2. Marta Brazil3. Abby Wambach USA

2010 1. Marta Brazil2. Birgit Prinz Germany3. Fatmire Bajramaj Germany

2009* 1. Marta Brazil2. Birgit Prinz Germany3. Kelly Smith England4. Cristiane Brazil5. Inka Grings Germany

2008* 1. Marta Brazil2. Birgit Prinz Germany3. Cristiane Brazil4. Nadine Angerer Germany

5. Kelly Smith England2007 1. Marta Brazil2. Birgit Prinz Germany3. Cristiane Brazil

2006 1. Marta Brazil2. Kristine Lilly USA3. Renate Lingor Germany

2005 1. Birgit Prinz Germany2. Marta Brazil3. Shannon Boxx USA

2004 1. Birgit Prinz Germany

2. Mia Hamm USA3. Marta Brazil

2003 1. Birgit Prinz Germany2. Mia Hamm USA3. Hanna Ljungberg Sweden

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