Statistical Kit

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Statistical Kit

Statistical Kit
FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013
15-30 June 2013
Last update 17.05.2013
Contents
The FIFA Confederations Cup – Continental showdown ......................................................................................3
History .................................................................................................................................................................3
Roll of Honour .....................................................................................................................................................4
List of participating teams ....................................................................................................................................5
Match Schedule ...................................................................................................................................................6
Team facts and figures .........................................................................................................................................7
Brazil (BRA)
A1 .......................................................................................................................................................... 7
Japan (JPN)
A2 .......................................................................................................................................................... 8
Mexico (MEX)
A3 .......................................................................................................................................................... 9
Italy (ITA)
A4 ........................................................................................................................................................ 10
Spain (ESP)
B1 ......................................................................................................................................................... 11
Uruguay (URU)
B2 ......................................................................................................................................................... 12
Tahiti (TAH)
B3 ......................................................................................................................................................... 13
Nigeria (NGA)
B4 ......................................................................................................................................................... 14
Previous head-to-head matches .........................................................................................................................15
The FIFA Confederations Cup 2013 - 13 things you need to know.....................................................................22
Awards ..............................................................................................................................................................23
Trophy ...............................................................................................................................................................24
Stadiums since 1992 ..........................................................................................................................................25
FIFA Confederations Cup first ever facts .............................................................................................................26
Final match round-ups .......................................................................................................................................27
Nutshell .............................................................................................................................................................28
Final matches since 1992 ...................................................................................................................................28
Highest attendances - spectators........................................................................................................................28
Goals, cards, attendances: comparative statistics ................................................................................................29
Ranking by tournament .....................................................................................................................................30
All-time ranking .................................................................................................................................................30
Competition Stats & Facts: Goals .......................................................................................................................31
Competition Stats & Facts: Team statistics ..........................................................................................................33
Competition Stats & Facts: Player statistics .........................................................................................................35
Competition Stats & Facts: Coach statistics ........................................................................................................38
Competition Stats & Facts: Referee statistics ......................................................................................................40
Participating teams of previous tournaments ......................................................................................................41
Results and standings of qualified teams ............................................................................................................43
FIFA Communications & Public Affairs – Documentation
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The FIFA Confederations Cup – Continental showdown
One of the most recent introductions to FIFA’s range of competitions for national teams is the FIFA
Confederations Cup, held every four years. In recent times, it has been seen as a warm-up event in the host
country of the next FIFA World Cup™, but is by no means a minor competition. In fact, due to the nature
of its participants, it is often referred to as the ‘Festival of Champions’ tournament. The FIFA Confederations
Cup aims to give the top teams from all continents a chance to represent their region in a world play-off,
and this opportunity – together with the handsome prize money that goes with it – is particularly important
and appealing to teams from certain developing football continents.
History
The FIFA Confederations Cup was first designated a FIFA competition in December 1997 when it was held
in Riyadh in Saudi Arabia. Previously there had been two other tournaments in Riyadh, in 1992 and 1995,
under the title of Intercontinental Championship.
In 1992, the winners were Argentina, then reigning South American champions. They came with a starstudded team including Batistuta, Redondo, Caniggia and Simeone and carried off the trophy after
defeating the host country, despite their tremendous support from the home fans, in the final. The other
two teams taking part on that occasion were the USA and Côte d’Ivoire.
Six teams took part in the 1995 competition and this time it was Denmark who took the honours, with
strong performances from the Laudrup brothers earning them victory over Argentina. Mexico and Nigeria
made it to the semi-finals, while Japan and the host country were eliminated after losing both of their
group matches.
In 1997, Brazil promptly stamped their authority on the competition to win the striking new gold trophy.
One of the main purposes of the tournament was clearly demonstrated when Australia made it to the final
to take on the then world champions.
In 1999, the Mexicans richly deserved to win the cup as one of two teams unbeaten in the group stage to
make it to the final. The home ”Azteca” factor – Mexico had not been beaten there for 18 years – could
not be ignored. Brazil lived up to expectations as their talent factory continued to produce outstanding
players.
The tournament also witnessed a standard of goalkeepers seldom seen in a single tournament with the likes
of Keller (USA), Campos (MEX), Dida (BRA) and Utting (NZL) competing. Surprise packages Saudi Arabia
recovered after a 5-1 thrashing by Mexico in their opening match to qualify for the semi-finals, following a
5-1 win in an all-Arab clash with Egypt. The USA defeated giants Germany only to later narrowly fail to a
golden goal by Mexico’s top scorer Blanco. New Zealand went home happy after gamely facing up to
Germany and the USA.
In Korea/Japan in 2001, a near-capacity crowd of over 65,000 saw world champions France defeat co-hosts
Japan with the only goal of the final to win the tournament and complete an unprecedented hat-trick of
three major trophies in just four years. But they had to defend resolutely at times as Japan staged a secondhalf fight-back.
In 2003, defending and European champions France hosted the FIFA Confederations Cup, organising
matches in three of the 1998 World Cup stadiums – Lyons, St Etienne and Paris/St Denis. Brazil had to
accept an early flight home after the group stage, bowing out of a tough group of strong performers in the
shape of Cameroon, Turkey and the USA. The revitalised hosts, on the other hand, won their group. Turkey
consolidated their rise as a global football power and only just missed out on a place in the final. The event
was overshadowed by the tragic death of Cameroonian midfielder Marc-Vivien Foe, whose team-mates
conceded the title to France by a whisker in an emotionally charged final against an equally shaken French
side.
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Despite the absence of superstar striker Ronaldo from the FCC 2005, Brazil dazzled in an exciting final against
rivals Argentina to lift the trophy for the second time. Adriano gained justified recognition as a force to be
reckoned with, earning both the adidas Golden Ball and Golden Shoe awards. While Argentina’s defeat was
hard to take, their performance clearly showed a hint of great things to come with the competition shining a
spotlight on the magical skills of their key player, Riquelme.
The competition also displayed German prowess in the shape of a well-organised dry run for the 2006 FIFA
World Cup™ and the emergence of a young and promising German team – in particular, the partnership of
up-and-coming starlets Podolski and Schweinsteiger – under the watchful eye of footballing legend Jürgen
Klinsmann, enabling them to secure third-place in a thrilling extra time play-off against Mexico.
In 2009, for the first time in the history of the FIFA Confederations Cup, the event took place on African
soil. South Africa certainly proved themselves capable of hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ and
impressively presented some of their World Cup host cities – Johannesburg, Rustenburg,
Mangaung/Bloemfontein und Tshwane/Pretoria. The gripping tournament in South Africa ended with a
worthy final in Johannesburg with both Brazil and the USA battling for the title. After a 3-2 victory, it was
Brazil who lifted the trophy for the third time.
Roll of Honour
Year Host
Teams/matches Winner
Final score
Runner-up
3rd place
3rd place score
4th place
2009 South Africa
8/16
Brazil
3:2
USA
Spain
3:2 AET (2:2, 0:0)
South Africa
2005 Germany
8/16
Brazil
4:1
Argentina
Germany
4:3 AET (3:3, 2:1)
Mexico
2003 France
8/16
France
1:0 AET
Cameroon
Turkey
2:1
Colombia
2001 Korea/Japan
8/16
France
1:0
Japan
Australia
1:0
Brazil
1999 Mexico
1997 Saudi Arabia
8/16
8/16
Mexico
Brazil
4:3
6:0
Brazil
Australia
USA
Czech Republic
2:0
1:0
Saudi Arabia
Uruguay
Intercontinental Championship for the King Fahd Cup
Year
Host
Teams/matches
Winner
Final score
Runner-up
3rd place
3rd place score
4th place
1995
Saudi Arabia
6/8
Denmark
2:0
Argentina
Mexico
5:4 PSO (1:1, 1:1)
Nigeria
1992
Saudi Arabia
4/4
Argentina 3:1
Saudi Arabia
USA
5:2
Côte d’Ivoire
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List of participating teams
Flag
Team
Brazil (BRA)
A1
Confederation
Reason for qualification
CONMEBOL
Brazil is qualified automatically as the Host Country.
Japan (JPN)
A2
AFC
Mexico (MEX)
A3
CONCACAF
Italy (ITA)
A4
UEFA
Spain (ESP)
B1
UEFA
Uruguay (URU)
B2
CONMEBOL
Tahiti (TAH)
B3
OFC
Nigeria (NGA)
B4
CAF
The AFC Asian Cup 2011 took place in January 2011 in Qatar. Japan
beat Australia 1-0 in the final and became the first team to qualify
through a continental competition for the FIFA Confederations Cup
Brazil 2013.
Mexico defeated USA 4-2 in the final of the 2011 CONCACAF Gold
Cup, thereby booking their place at the FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil
2013.
With Spain already guaranteed a place as world champions, Italy
qualified automatically as the European representative after reaching the
final of UEFA EURO 2012 in Poland and Ukraine.
As the reigning world champions, Spain qualify automatically for the
FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013.
Uruguay won the Copa America 2011, which took place in Argentina.
They qualify as the second representatives from South America,
alongside hosts Brazil.
Tahiti won the OFC Nations Cup 2012 in Honiara, Solomon Islands. They
beat New Caledonia 1-0 in the final and will now become the first
nation other than Australia or New Zealand to represent Oceania at the
global tournament in June 2013.
Nigeria defeated Burkina Faso 1-0 in the 2013 CAF Africa Cup of
Nations to earn the right to represent Africa at the FIFA Confederations
Cup Brazil 2013. The Africa Cup of Nations was played in South Africa in
January and February 2013.
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Match Schedule
Group stage
Date
Match
City
15.06.2013
Brazil - Japan
BRASILIA
Match No
1
Local Time
16:00
Group
A
16.06.2013
Mexico - Italy
RIO DE JANEIRO
2
16:00
A
16.06.2013
Spain - Uruguay
RECIFE
3
19:00
B
17.06.2013
Tahiti – Nigeria
BELO HORIZONTE
4
16:00
B
19.06.2013
Brazil - Mexico
FORTALEZA
5
16:00
A
19.06.2013
Italy - Japan
RECIFE
6
19:00
A
20.06.2013
Spain - Tahiti
RIO DE JANEIRO
7
16:00
B
20.06.2013
Nigeria - Uruguay
SALVADOR DE BAHIA
8
19:00
B
22.06.2013
Italy - Brazil
SALVADOR DE BAHIA
9
16:00
A
22.06.2013
Japan - Mexico
BELO HORIZONTE
10
16:00
A
23.06.2013
Nigeria - Spain
FORTALEZA
11
16:00
B
23.06.2013
Uruguay - Tahiti
RECIFE
12
16:00
B
Second stage - Semi-final
Date
Match
City (Country)
Match No
Local Time
26.06.2013
1A - 2B
BELO HORIZONTE
13
16:00
27.06.2013
1B - 2A
FORTALEZA
14
16:00
SALVADOR DE BAHIA
15
13:00
RIO DE JANEIRO
16
19:00
Second stage - Match for third place
30.06.2013
L13 - L14
Second stage - Final
30.06.2013
W13 - W14
GROUP A
Brazil (BRA)
GROUP B
Spain (ESP)
Japan (JPN)
Uruguay (URU)
Mexico (MEX)
Tahiti (TAH)
Italy (ITA)
Nigeria (NGA)
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Team facts and figures
GROUP A
Brazil
Japan
Mexico
Brazil (BRA)
Italy
A1
Brazil is qualified automatically as the Host Country.
Confederation
CONMEBOL
Population (December 2012)
199,321,413
FIFA World Ranking (February 2013)
18
FIFA World Cup™
(No of participations - best rank; year)
19 – 1st in 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002
Other FIFA competitions
(best rank; year)
Olympic Football Tournaments: silver in 1984, 1988, 2012
FIFA U-17 World Cup: 1st in 1997, 1999, 2003
FIFA U-20 World Cup: 1st in 1983, 1985, 1993, 2003, 2011
Continental achievements
(best rank; year)
Copa America: 1st in 1919, 1922, 1949, 1989, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2007
Overall record, FIFA Confederations Cup
No of participations - best rank; year
6 – 1st in 1997, 2005, 2009
Number of matches played
28
Wins – draws – losses
18 – 5 – 5
Goals for – goals against
64 - 25
Best goalscorer
RONALDINHO, 9 goals (6: 1999; 3: 2005)
Most-capped player
DIDA, 22 matches (5: 1997; 5; 1999; 5: 2001; 3: 2003; 4:2005 )
Brazil have racked up more FIFA Confederations Cup participations than any other team: this will be their
seventh since 1997, all of them consecutive. A Seleção have also won the most titles (three in 1997, 2005
and2009) played the most matches (28), won the most games (18) and scored the most goals (64).
Brazil claimed their three FIFA Confederations Cup titles on three different continents, having lifted the trophy in
Mexico in 1997, Germany in 2005 and South Africa in 2009.
Whenever Brazil have been crowned FIFA Confederations Cup champions, the following FIFA World Cup TM has
been won by a European side, namely France in 1998, Italy in 2006 and Spain in 2010.
Brazil have won their last seven FIFA Confederations Cup matches and are unbeaten in eight. Their most recent
defeat stretches back to 2005, when Mexico beat them 1-0 win in Hanover.
The record for the most appearances in the FIFA Confederations Cup is held by Brazil’s Dida, who played 22
games over five campaigns between 1997 and 2005.
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Japan (JPN)
A2
The AFC Asian Cup 2011 took place in January 2011 in Qatar. Japan beat Australia 1-0 in the final and became the first team to qualify
through a continental competition for the FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013.
Confederation
AFC
127,368,088
28
FIFA World Cup™
(No of participations – best rank; year)
4 – Round of 16 in 2002, 2010
(best rank; year)
Olympic Football Tournament: bronze in 1968
FIFA U-17 World Cup: 5th in 2011
FIFA U-20 World Cup: 2nd in 1999
(best rank; year)
Asian Nations Cup: 1st in 1992, 2000, 2004, 2011
No of participations – best rank; year
4 – 2nd in 2001
13
5–2–6
15 – 16
Best goalscorer
Shunsuke NAKAMURA, 4 goals (3: 2003; 1: 2005)
Most-capped player
Hidetoshi NAKATA, 10 matches (4: 2001; 3: 2003; 3: 2005)
Japan are taking part in their fifth FIFA Confederations Cup, eight years since their last outing at Germany 2005.
The Samurai Blue have accrued more participations and more matches (13) than any other Asian side in the
event’s history.
In the 2001 edition played in Korea/Japan, Japan came second after losing the final 1-0 to the reigning world
champions France. Patrick Vieira’s match-winner was the only goal that Japan conceded during the campaign.
On their last appearance in 2005, Japan were eliminated in the opening round solely on account of their goal
difference, which was worse than Brazil’s.
Shunsuke Nakamura and Hidetoshi Nakata are the only Japanese players to have scored in two different editions
of the FIFA Confederations Cup. Nakamura netted three goals in 2003 and one in 2005, whereas Nakata was on
target once in both the 2001 and 2003 editions.
The only home-grown coach to have led Japan at the FIFA Confederations Cup was Shu Kamo, during their
debut participation in 1995. Each of their subsequent campaigns were overseen by foreign coaches, namely
France’s Philippe Troussier in 2001 and Brazil’s Zico in 2003 and 2005.
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Mexico (MEX)
A3
Mexico defeated USA 4-2 in the final of the 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup, thereby booking their place at the FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil
2013.
Confederation
CONCACAF
114,975,406
15
FIFA World Cup™
14 – quarter-finals in 1970, 1986
(best rank; year)
Olympic Football Tournaments: Gold in 2012
FIFA U-17 World Cup: 1st in 2011, 2005
(best rank; year)
CONCACAF Gold Cup: 1st in 1965, 1971, 1977, 1993, 1996, 1998, 2003,
2009, 2011
5 – 1st in 1999
19
8–5–6
33 - 28
Best goalscorer
Cuauhtemoc BLANCO, 9 goals (3: 1997; 6:1999)
Most-capped player
Pavel PARDO, 16 matches (3: 1997; 5: 1999; 3: 2001; 5: 2005)
Mexico are second only to Brazil in terms of FIFA Confederations Cup participations (this will be the Mexicans’
sixth), matches played (19) and goals scored (33).
El Tri are the only CONCACAF team to have won the trophy, achieving the feat as hosts in 1999 with a 4-3 win
over Brazil in the final.
That deciding match of the FIFA Confederations Cup 1999 generated the biggest attendance in the
tournament’s history, with 110,000 spectators packing into Mexico City’s Azteca stadium on 4 August.
Cuauhtemoc Blanco is the all-time joint top-scorer in the FIFA Confederations Cup with nine goals, the same
number as Brazil’s Ronaldinho. The Mexican hit three goals in 1997 and six in the victorious 1999 campaign.
Mexico were involved in five of the eight FIFA Confederations Cup matches that have gone into extra time. Two
of those games finished straight after the added half-hour, with Mexico winning one and losing one. The other
three continued to penalty shoot-outs, only one of which culminated in a Tricolor victory.
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Italy (ITA)
A4
With Spain already guaranteed a place as world champions, Italy qualified automatically as the European representative after reaching the
Confederation
UEFA
61,261,254
5
FIFA World Cup™
17 – 1st in 1934, 1938, 1982, 2006
(best rank; year)
Olympic Football Tournament: Gold in 1936
FIFA U-17 World Cup: 4th in 1987
FIFA U-20 World Cup: quarter-finals in 1987
(best rank; year)
UEFA EURO: 1st in 1968
1 – group stage in 2009
3
1– 0–2
3-5
Best goalscorer
Giuseppe ROSSI, 2 goals: 2009
Most-capped player
9 players with 3 caps
Italy are competing in their second finals, having attended the previous 2009 edition in South Africa as the
reigning world champions.
The Italians are taking part in the FIFA Confederations Cup 2013 as the runners-up of UEFA EURO 2012. The last
vice-champions of Europe to feature in this competition were Czech Republic in 1997.
During their only previous participation in 2009, Italy were eliminated in the opening round following a 3-1 win
over USA and two losses, 1-0 to Egypt and 3-0 to Brazil.
Also at South Africa 2009, Italy were drawn in the same group as the two eventual finalists, Brazil and USA.
The last match Italy played on Brazilian soil dates back to 1 July 1956, when they lost 2-0 to the host team in a
friendly. Prior to that Gli Azzurri had contested two games at the 1950 FIFA World Cup, losing 3-2 to Sweden
and beating Paraguay 2-0.
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GROUP B
Spain
Uruguay
Tahiti
Champion of Africa
Spain (ESP)
B1
As the reigning world champions, Spain qualify automatically for the FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013.
Confederation
UEFA
47,042,984
1
FIFA World Cup™
13 – 1st in 2010
(best rank; year)
FIFA U-17 World Cup: 2nd in 1991, 2003, 2007
FIFA U-20 World Cup: 1st in 1999
(best rank; year)
UEFA EURO: 1st in 1964, 2008, 2012
1 – 3rd in 2009
5
4–0–1
11-4
Best goalscorer
Fernando TORRES, 3 goals: 2009
David VILLA, 3 goals: 2009
Most-capped player
David VILLA, 5 matches: 2009
Fernando TORRES, 5 matches: 2009
Santi CAZORLA, 5 matches: 2009
Spain have taken part in the FIFA Confederations Cup just once before, finishing third in 2009 after a 3-2 extratime win over hosts South Africa.
During that 2009 campaign Spain kept clean sheets in each of their three group matches, a feat previously
achieved twice by Brazil (in 1999 and 2001) and once by Japan (2001) and Cameroon (2003).
The 2-0 defeat to USA in the semi-finals of the FIFA Confederations Cup 2009 ended Spain’s sequence of 35
matches undefeated, which equalled Brazil's world record set between 1993 and 1996. The run had begun on 7
February 2007 with a 1-0 victory over England in Manchester.
In the match against New Zealand, Fernando Torres scored the only hat-trick of the FIFA Confederations Cup
2009, the eighth in the history of the tournament. It was also the second treble netted by a European player,
after Vladimir Smicer in Czech Republic’s 6-1 defeat of United Arab Emirates in 1997.
No fewer than 18 members of the Spanish squad at the FIFA Confederations Cup 2009 went on to be crowned
world champions the following year in South Africa.
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Uruguay (URU)
B2
Uruguay won the Copa America 2011, which took place in Argentina. They qualify as the second representatives from South America,
alongside hosts Brazil.
Confederation
CONMEBOL
3,316,328
16
FIFA World Cup™
11 – 1st in 1930, 1950
(best rank; year)
Olympic Football Tournament: Gold in 1924, 1928
(best rank; year)
Copa America: 1st in 1916, 1917, 1920, 1923, 1924, 1926, 1935, 1942, 1956,
1959, 1967, 1983, 1987, 1995, 2011
1 – 4th in 1997
5
3–0–2
8-6
Best goalscorer
Nicolas OLIVERA, 2 goals: 1997
Dario SILVA, 2 goals: 1997
Most-capped player
Uruguay are making their second appearance in the FIFA Confederations Cup, after finishing fourth in the 1997
tournament.
In their only previous FIFA Confederations Cup campaign, Uruguay won their three group matches before losing
their semi-final against Australia 1-0 after extra time. The winner was a golden goal struck by Harry Kewell on 92
minutes.
Uruguay’s return to the FIFA Confederations Cup after a 16-year absence coincides with them winning the Copa
America the same number of years since they last won it (1995–2011).
Uruguay have scored in three of their five matches played in the competition—against United Arab Emirates,
Czech Republic and South Africa—and on each occasion they netted on 88 minutes or later.
Uruguay are one of a trio of sides that have played at least five games in the FIFA Confederations Cup without
drawing any of them. La Celeste have collected three wins and two defeats in total. The other two teams are
France with nine wins and one defeat, and Spain with four wins and one defeat.
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Tahiti (TAH)
B3
Tahiti won the OFC Nations Cup 2012 in Honiara, Solomon Islands. They beat New Caledonia 1-0 in the final and will now become the first
nation other than Australia or New Zealand to represent Oceania at the global tournament in June 2013.
Confederation
OFC
274,512
143
FIFA World Cup™
-
(best rank; year)
FIFA U-20 World Cup: group stage in 2009
(best rank; year)
OFC Nations Cup: 1st in 2012
NEWCOMER
Best goalscorer
Most-capped player
This is the first time that Tahiti have qualified for the FIFA Confederations Cup.
Tahiti’s only previous participation in the finals of a FIFA competition was at the FIFA U-20 World Cup 2009 in
Egypt, when they were eliminated at the group stage with three defeats, no goals scored and 21 conceded.
Tahiti qualified by virtue of winning their first OFC Nations Cup in 2012. The islanders clinched the title with a 10 win over New Caledonia in the final on 10 June, thanks to a goal by Steevy Chong Hue.
Tahiti are the third side to represent Oceania in the FIFA Confederations Cup, having been preceded by Australia
(before their switch to the AFC in 2006) and New Zealand.
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Nigeria (NGA)
B4
Nigeria defeated Burkina Faso 1-0 in the 2013 CAF Africa Cup of Nations to earn the right to represent Africa at the FIFA Confederations
Cup Brazil 2013. The Africa Cup of Nations was played in South Africa in January and February 2013.
Confederation
CAF
170,123,740
30
FIFA World Cup™
4 – round of 16 1994-1998
(best rank; year)
FIFA U-17 World Cup: 1st in 1985; 1993, 2007
FIFA U-20 World Cup: 2nd in 1989, 2005
(best rank; year)
Africa Cup of Nations: 1st in 1980 , 1994 and 2013
1 – 4th in 1995
3
1–2-0
4-1
Best goalscorer
Daniel AMOKACHI, NGA, 2 goals : 1995
Most-capped player
Nigeria make their return to the FIFA Confederations Cup after an absence of 18 years, having last taken part in
1995 as winners of the CAF African Cup of Nations 1994. The Super Eagles finished fourth in that campaign.
Nigeria became the final team to qualify for the FIFA Confederations Cup when they claimed the African title on
10 February with a 1-0 victory over Burkina Faso, thanks to Sunday Mba’s match-winner.
Nigeria are one of two unbeaten teams in the history of the FIFA Confederations Cup, having won one match
and drawn two. One of those stalemates took place in the match for third place, which the west Africans
subsequently lost on penalties. The other undefeated team is Denmark, with two wins and a draw.
Nigeria’s 3-0 victory over Japan on their tournament debut in 1995 remains the biggest win by an African team
in the FIFA Confederations Cup.
The only goal that Nigeria have conceded in the tournament was netted by Mexico’s Ramon Ramirez in the
match for third place, which finished 1-1 before the Super Eagles lost on penalties.
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Previous head-to-head matches
FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013 participating teams
GROUP A: Brazil, Japan, Mexico, Italy
Brazil – Italy: 15 Matches
Date
Venue
City (Country)
Team A
Team B
Result
Competition
1938 FIFA World Cup
France (TM)
Friendly
16.06.1938
Velodrome
MARSEILLES (FRA)
Italy
Brazil
2:1 (0:0)
25.04.1956
San Siro
MILAN (ITA)
Italy
Brazil
3:0 (1:0)
01.07.1956
12.05.1963
Maracanã
San Siro
RIO DE JANEIRO (BRA)
MILAN (ITA)
Brazil
Italy
Italy
Brazil
2:0 (1:0)
3:0 (2:0)
21.06.1970
Estadio Azteca
MEXICO CITY (MEX)
Brazil
Italy
4:1 (1:1)
09.06.1973
Olimpico
ROME (ITA)
Italy
Brazil
2:0 (1:0)
Friendly
Friendly
1970 FIFA World Cup
Mexico (TM)
Friendly
31.05.1976
NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN (USA)
Italy
Brazil
1:4 (1:1)
Friendly
24.06.1978
El Monumental
BUENOS AIRES (ARG)
Brazil
Italy
2:1 (0:1)
1978 FIFA World Cup
Argentina (TM)
05.07.1982
Sarria
BARCELONA (ESP)
Italy
Brazil
3:2 (2:1)
14.10.1989
BOLOGNA
BOLOGNA (ITA)
Italy
Brazil
17.07.1994
Rose Bowl
LOS ANGELES (USA)
Brazil
Italy
08.06.1997
Gerland
LYON (FRA)
Italy
Brazil
0:1 (0:0)
0:0 AET
PSO 3:2
3:3 (2:1)
10.02.2009
Emirates Stadium
LONDON (ENG)
Brazil
Italy
2:0 (2:0)
21.06.2009
Loftus Versfeld
Stadium
TSHWANE/PRETORIA (RSA)
Italy
Brazil
0:3 (0:3)
21.03.2013
Stade de Genève
GENEVA (SUI)
Italy
Brazil
2:2 (0:2)
1982 FIFA World Cup
Spain (TM)
Friendly
1994 FIFA World Cup
USA (TM)
Tournoi de France
Friendly
FIFA Confederations
Cup South Africa
2009
Friendly
Stage
Semifinals
Final
Match
for 3rd
place
Second
Round
Final
Group
stage
Brazil
MP
15
W
7
D
3
L
5
GF
26
GA
21
Italy
15
5
3
7
21
26
This is the 16th meeting between the two sides, who have won more FIFA World Cups than any other team.
Brazil have the upper hand in the head-to-head series with seven wins to Italy’s five, the other two matches
having ended drawn.
Five of the pair’s previous encounters came in the FIFA World Cup. They include two Finals (in 1970 and 1994), a
match for third place (1978), a semi-final (1938), and a second-round group match (1982).
Brazil and Italy will meet twice in one year for the third time, two friendly matches in 1956 and a friendly and
FIFA Confederations Cup match in 2009 similar to this year with their recent friendly in March and their
forthcoming meeting in the FIFA Confederations Cup 2013.
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Brazil – Japan: 9 Matches
Date
23.07.1989
06.06.1995
09.08.1995
13.08.1997
31.03.1999
04.06.2001
22.06.2005
22.06.2006
16.10.2012
Venue
Estadio Sao
Januario
LIVERPOOL
City (Country)
Team A
Team B
Result
Competition
Stage
Brazil
Japan
1:0 (0:0)
Friendly
LIVERPOOL (ENG)
Brazil
Japan
3:0 (1:0)
UMBRO Cup
TOKYO
Osaka Nagai
Stadium
TOKYO
Kashima
Stadium
Stadium
Cologne
FIFA World Cup
Stadium,
Dortmund
Stadion Miejski
TOKYO (JPN)
Japan
Brazil
1:5 (0:2)
Friendly
OSAKA (JPN)
Japan
Brazil
0:3 (0:1)
Friendly
TOKYO (JPN)
Japan
Brazil
0:2 (0:0)
IBARAKI (JPN)
Brazil
Japan
0:0
COLOGNE (GER)
Japan
Brazil
2:2 (1:2)
Friendly
FIFA Confederations Cup
Korea/Japan 2001
Germany 2005
Group
Stage
Group
Stage
DORTMUND (GER)
Japan
Brazil
1:4 (1:1)
2006 FIFA World Cup
Germany (TM)
Group
Stage
WROCLAW (POL)
Japan
Brazil
0:4 (0:2)
Friendly
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
Brazil
9
7
2
0
24
4
Japan
9
0
2
7
4
24
Brazil remain undefeated after nine previous encounters against Japan, with a record of seven wins and two
draws. The only one of those matches to be played in Brazil was the first, which took place in Rio de Janeiro in
1989, a week after A Seleção clinched the Copa America. The Brazilians beat Japan 1-0 in that friendly game,
courtesy of a solitary goal from Bismarck.
The only two meetings in which Japan managed to avoid defeat against Brazil both came in the FIFA
Confederations Cup. The Samurai Blue tied 0-0 with the South Americans in 2001 before earning a 2-2 draw in
2005, a result which nevertheless enabled the Brazilians to qualify from the group stage at Japan’s expense on
account of their superior goal difference. Japan’s coach during that latter campaign was Brazilian former No10
Zico.
Since that 2-2 draw with Japan in Cologne, Brazil have won all seven of their matches played in the FIFA
Confederations Cup. They are now one victory short of equalling France’s tournament record of eight
consecutive wins, which was established between 2001 and 2003.
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Brazil – Mexico: 37 Matches
Date
Venue
City (Country)
Team A
Team B
Result
Competition
Stage
Group
Stage
24.06.1950
Maracanã
Brazil
Mexico
4:0 (1:0)
1950 FIFA World Cup Brazil (TM)
06.04.1952
SANTIAGO DE CHILE
SANTIAGO DE CHILE (CHI)
Mexico
Brazil
0:2 (0:0)
16.06.1954
Charmilles
GENEVA (SUI)
Brazil
Mexico
5:0 (4:0)
Pan American Championship 1952
1954 FIFA World Cup Switzerland
(TM)
MEXICO CITY (MEX)
Mexico
Brazil
1:2 (0:1)
06.03.1960
Estadio Olímpico
Universitario
Estadio Nacional
SAN JOSE (CRC)
Mexico
Brazil
2:2 (0:1)
15.03.1960
Estadio Nacional
SAN JOSE (CRC)
Mexico
Brazil
1:2 (1:2)
30.05.1962
Sausalito
VINA DEL MAR (CHI)
Brazil
Mexico
2:0 (0:0)
1962 FIFA World Cup Chile (TM)
07.07.1968
Estadio Azteca
MEXICO CITY (MEX)
Mexico
Brazil
0:2 (0:1)
Friendly
10.07.1968
Estadio Azteca
MEXICO CITY (MEX)
Mexico
Brazil
2:1 (1:1)
Friendly
31.10.1968
Maracanã
Brazil
Mexico
1:2 (1:1)
Friendly
03.11.1968
Estadio Mineirao
BELO HORIZONTE (BRA)
Brazil
Mexico
2:1 (2:1)
Friendly
30.09.1970
Maracanã
Brazil
Mexico
2:1 (1:0)
Friendly
31.03.1974
Maracanã
Brazil
Mexico
1:1 (0:0)
Friendly
04.06.1976
Jalisco
GUADALAJARA (MEX)
Mexico
Brazil
0:3 (0:1)
Friendly
08.06.1980
Maracanã
Brazil
Mexico
2:0
Friendly
12.12.1990
Memorial Coliseum
LOS ANGELES (USA)
Brazil
Mexico
0:0
Friendly
31.07.1992
LOS ANGELES
LOS ANGELES (USA)
Mexico
Brazil
0:5 (0:4)
L.A. Soccer Friendly
08.08.1993
Estadio Rei Pelé
MACEIO (BRA)
Brazil
Mexico
1:1 (0:0)
Friendly
16.12.1993
Jalisco
GUADALAJARA (MEX)
Mexico
Brazil
0:1 (0:1)
Friendly
21.01.1996
LOS ANGELES
LOS ANGELES (USA)
Brazil
Mexico
0:2 (0:0)
CONCACAF Gold Cup 1996 USA
30.04.1997
MIAMI
Ramon Tahuichi
Aguilera
King Fahd Int.
Stadium
Antonio Oddone
Sarubbi
Antonio Oddone
Sarubbi
MIAMI (USA)
Mexico
Brazil
0:4 (0:3)
Friendly
SANTA CRUZ (BOL)
Brazil
Mexico
3:2 (0:2)
Copa America 1997
RIYADH (KSA)
Brazil
Mexico
3:2 (1:0)
FIFA Confederations Cup Saudi
Arabia 1997
CIUDAD DEL ESTE (PAR)
Brazil
Mexico
2:1 (2:0)
Copa America 1999
CIUDAD DEL ESTE (PAR)
Mexico
Brazil
0:2 (0:2)
Copa America 1999
04.08.1999
Estadio Azteca
MEXICO CITY (MEX)
Mexico
Brazil
4:3 (2:1)
07.03.2001
GUADALAJARA
GUADALAJARA (MEX)
Mexico
Brazil
3:3 (1:0)
FIFA Confederations Cup Mexico
1999
Friendly
12/07/2001
Pascual Guerrero
CALI (COL)
Brazil
Mexico
0:1 (0:1)
Copa America 2001
30.04.2003
Jalisco
GUADALAJARA (MEX)
Mexico
Brazil
0:0
13.07.2003
Estadio Azteca
MEXICO CITY (MEX)
Mexico
Brazil
1:0 (0:0)
27.07.2003
Estadio Azteca
MEXICO CITY (MEX)
Brazil
Mexico
0:1 AET
Friendly
CONCACAF Gold Cup 2003
USA/Mexico
CONCACAF Gold Cup 2003
USA/Mexico
18.07.2004
Miguel Grau
PIURA (PER)
Mexico
Brazil
0:4 (0:1)
Copa America 2004
19.06.2005
Stadium Hanover
HANOVER (GER)
Mexico
Brazil
1:0 (0:0)
FIFA Confederations Cup Germany
2005
27.06.2007
Cachamay
PUERTO ORDAZ (VEN)
Brazil
Mexico
0:2 (0:2)
Copa America 2007
12.09.2007
Gillette Stadium
Nuevo Estadio
Corona
Cowboys Stadium
FOXBORO/BOSTON (USA)
Brazil
Mexico
3:1 (1:1)
Friendly
TORREON (MEX)
Mexico
Brazil
1:2 (1:0)
Friendly
ARLINGTON (USA)
Brazil
Mexico
0:2 (0:2)
Friendly
08.03.1956
16.06.1997
16.12.1997
03.07.1999
14.07.1999
11.10.2011
03.06.2012
Brazil
Mexico
MP
37
37
W
21
10
D
6
6
L
10
21
Group
Stage
Group
Stage
Final
Group
Stage
Group
Stage
Group
Stage
Second
Stage
Final
Group
Stage
GF
69
36
Group
Stage
Final
Quarterfinals
Group
Stage
Group
Stage
GA
36
69
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Brazil – Mexico facts & figures
The pair have gone toe-to-toe on no fewer than 37 previous occasions and it is the South Americans who lead
the overall series with 21 victories to ten, with the other six games ending drawn. Mexico have fared better in
FIFA Confederations Cup encounters, with two wins to Brazil’s one. The most important of those victories was
undoubtedly the 4-3 win in the final of the 1999 edition, which was played out in the Azteca stadium, Mexico
City, in front of 110,000 spectators, the biggest attendance in the tournament’s history.
This will be the fourth Brazil-Mexico encounter in the FIFA Confederations Cup, making it the most-played
fixture in the history of the competition alongside Brazil-USA, which has also taken place four times.
This is Brazil’s 30th match in the FIFA Confederations Cup. The Canarinhos have clocked up the most games of
any side in the tournament’s history, followed by none other than Mexico who will be making their 21st
appearance.
Italy – Japan: 2 Matches
Date
Venue
City (Country)
Team A
Team B
Result
07.08.1936
Mommsen
BERLIN (GER)
Italy
Japan
8:0 (2:0)
07.11.2001
Saitama Stadium 2002
SAITAMA (JPN)
Japan
Italy
1:1 (1:0)
Competition
Olympic Football
Tournament Berlin 1936
Friendly
Stage
Quarter-finals
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
Italy
2
1
1
0
9
1
Japan
2
0
1
1
1
9
This is only the third meeting between the two teams. The first dates back to 1936, when Italy ran out 8-0
winners in the quarter-finals of the Olympic Football Tournament, before going on to clinch their only Olympic
gold medal in the sport. The last encounter was a friendly match played out in November 2001 in Saitama,
which finished 1-1.
This will be the first time that Italy have faced Asian opposition in the FIFA Confederations Cup.
All three previous FIFA Confederations Cup meetings between Japan and European teams ended with a singlegoal margin separating the sides. After losing 1-0 to France in 2001 and 2-1 to the same team in 2003, the east
Asians edged Greece 1-0 in 2005.
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Italy - Mexico: 11 Matches
Date
Venue
City (Country)
Team A
Team B
Result
Competition
29.06.1966
Comunale
FLORENCE (ITA)
Italy
Mexico
5:0 (2:0)
Friendly
01.01.1969
Estadio Azteca
MEXICO CITY (MEX)
Mexico
Italy
2:3 (1:0)
Friendly
05.01.1969
Estadio Azteca
MEXICO CITY (MEX)
Mexico
Italy
1:1 (0:0)
14.06.1970
Luis Dosal
TOLUCA (MEX)
Italy
Mexico
4:1 (1:1)
25.09.1971
Luigi Ferraris
GENOA (ITA)
Italy
Mexico
2:0 (0:0)
Friendly
1970 FIFA World
Cup Mexico (TM)
Friendly
04.02.1984
Olimpico
ROME (ITA)
Italy
Mexico
5:0 (4:0)
Friendly
02.06.1985
Estadio Azteca
MEXICO CITY (MEX)
Mexico
Italy
1:1 (1:0)
Friendly
20.01.1993
FLORENCE
Italy
Mexico
2:0 (0:0)
28.06.1994
RFK Stadium
FLORENCE (ITA)
WASHINGTON DC
(USA)
Italy
Mexico
1:1 (0:0)
13.06.2002
Oita Stadium
Big Eye
OITA (JPN)
Mexico
Italy
1:1 (1:0)
03.06.2010
King Baudouin
BRUSSELS (BEL)
Italy
Mexico
1:2 (0:1)
Friendly
1994 FIFA World
Cup USA (TM)
2002 FIFA World
Cup Korea/Japan
(TM)
Friendly
Stage
Quarter-finals
Group Stage
Group Stage
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
Italy
11
6
4
1
26
9
Mexico
11
1
4
6
9
26
The two sides have already crossed paths 11 times. The Italians have largely dominated the head-to-head series
with six wins to Mexico’s one, plus four draws. Moreover, Gli Azzurri have never failed to score in matches
against Mexico.
Mexico’s only win over Italy came in the pair’s last friendly encounter, which took place in 2010 ahead of the
FIFA World CupTM in South Africa. The game finished 2-1 following goals from Carlos Vela, Alberto Medina and
Leonardo Bonucci. In the FIFA World Cup itself, the teams have played out two draws and one win in Italy’s
favour.
Italy last played on Brazilian soil nearly 57 years ago, in a 2-0 friendly defeat by the host country on 1 July 1956
in Rio de Janeiro. Incidentally, only Brazil have played more FIFA Confederations Cup matches than Mexico,
whose meeting with Italy will be their 20th appearance in the tournament.
Japan – Mexico: 4 Matches
Date
29.05.1996
31.05.1998
05.02.2000
16.06.2005
Venue
Hakataka NoMori
La Pontaise
City (Country)
Team A
Team B
Result
Competition
Stage
FUKUOKA (JPN)
Japan
Mexico
3:2 (1:2)
Friendly
LAUSANNE (SUI)
Japan
Mexico
1:2 (1:1)
Friendly
HONG KONG
Stadium
Hanover
HONG KONG (HKG)
Japan
Mexico
0:1 (0:0)
HANOVER (GER)
Japan
Mexico
1:2 (1:1)
Friendly
Germany 2005
Group Stage
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
Japan
4
1
0
3
5
7
Mexico
4
3
0
1
7
5
The pair have met on four previous occasions, with Mexico picking up three wins compared to Japan’s one. All
four of those games ended with one-goal margins separating the sides.
The last time the two teams faced off was in this very competition in 2005. Mexico came from behind to win 2-1
with goals from Zinha and Jose Fonseca, after Atsushi Yanagisawa had opened the scoring for Japan.
No FIFA Confederations Cup match between AFC and CONCACAF representatives has ended in a draw. The
North, Central America and Caribbean Confederation leads the head-to-head series with five wins to three.
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GROUP B: Spain, Uruguay, Tahiti, Nigeria
Spain – Uruguay: 9 Matches
Date
Venue
City (Country)
Team A
Team B
Result
Competition
1950 FIFA World
Cup Brazil (TM)
Friendly
09.07.1950
Pacaembu
SAO PAULO (BRA)
Uruguay
Spain
2:2 (1:2)
23.06.1966
LA CORUNA
LA CORUNA (ESP)
Spain
Uruguay
1:1
23.05.1972
24.05.1978
MADRID
MONTEVIDEO
MADRID (ESP)
MONTEVIDEO (URU)
Spain
Uruguay
Uruguay
Spain
2:0
0:0
13.06.1990
Friuli
UDINE (ITA)
Uruguay
Spain
0:0
04.09.1991
Carlos Tartiere
OVIEDO (ESP)
Spain
Uruguay
2:1 (2:0)
Friendly
Friendly
1990 FIFA World
Cup Italy (TM)
Friendly
18.01.1995
Riazor
LA CORUNA (ESP)
Spain
Uruguay
2:2 (1:2)
Friendly
17.08.2005
06.02.2013
El Molinon
Khalifa
International
Stadium
GIJON (ESP)
DOHA (QAT)
Spain
Spain
Uruguay
Uruguay
2:0 (2:0)
3:1 (1:1)
Friendly
Stage
Final
Round
Group
Stage
Friendly
Spain
MP
9
W
4
D
5
L
0
GF
14
GA
7
9
0
5
4
7
14
Uruguay
Spain are unbeaten in nine encounters with Uruguay, having collected four wins and five draws. The sides last
met in February 2013 when Spain notched a 3-1 friendly win in Doha.
Brazil hosted the first meeting between Spain and Uruguay, which took place in the final-round group at the
1950 FIFA World Cup and finished 2-2 in Sao Paulo. Their only other encounter in the global extravaganza also
ended in a stalemate, 0-0 in Udine in the first round of the 1990 edition.
Spain are yet to concede a goal in the first round of the FIFA Confederations Cup, having prevented New
Zealand, Iraq and South Africa from scoring against them during the 2009 campaign.
Nigeria - Spain: 1 Match
Date
Venue
City (Country)
Team A
Team B
Result
Competition
Stage
13.06.1998
NANTES (FRA)
Spain
Nigeria
2:3 (1:1)
1998 FIFA World Cup France (TM)
Group Matches
La Beaujoire
Nigeria
Spain
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
3
2
2
3
The sides’ only prior encounter took place in the 1998 FIFA World Cup, where Nigeria triumphed 3-2. Spain had
twice taken the lead through Fernando Hierro and Raul, only for Nigeria to reply first through Mutiu Adepoju
and then with an own goal by Andoni Zubizarreta, before Sunday Oliseh grabbed the winner 12 minutes from
the end.
Two reigning world champions have been knocked out of the FIFA Confederations Cup in the first round,
namely Brazil in 2003 and Italy in 2009.
In their first and only prior campaign, in 2009, Spain encountered African opposition twice. Each time La Roja
came up against South Africa, beating them 2-0 in the first round and then 3-2 after extra time in the match for
third place.
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Tahiti - Nigeria: No previous head-to-heads
This is the pair’s first meeting at ‘A’ international level, although they did square up at the FIFA U-20 World Cup
2009 in Egypt. Nigeria prevailed 5-0 on that occasion, a first-round match held in Cairo.
There have been two prior encounters between African and Oceanian sides in the FIFA Confederations Cup,
both of which finished 2-0 in favour of CAF representatives: Tunisia saw off Australia in 2005, before South
Africa overcame New Zealand in 2009.
Nigeria are one of two undefeated sides in the FIFA Confederations Cup, the other being Denmark. The west
Africans went unbeaten in their previous participation in 1995, earning one win, two draws and losing only on
penalties to Mexico in the match for third place.
Spain - Tahiti: No previous head-to-heads
This is the first ‘A’ international meeting between the pair. Four years ago, Spain and Tahiti found themselves
pitched together in the same first-round group of the FIFA U-20 World Cup 2009 in Egypt, with the Iberians
cantering to a 8-0 win.
Spain’s senior international side have met Oceanian opposition only once before, in this very competition in
2009, when they comfortably beat New Zealand 5-0 in Rustenburg.
This is the sixth UEFA-OFC showdown in the FIFA Confederations Cup, in which European teams have largely
dominated with four wins to one. The only defeat conceded by a UEFA team to Oceanian opponents was a 1-0
upset suffered by reigning world champions France against Australia in 2001.
Nigeria – Uruguay: No previous head-to-heads
The two countries have never met at senior level, nor have they played each other in the finals of any FIFA
competition.
Of all the teams participating in the FIFA Confederations Cup 2013, Nigeria and Uruguay have waited the
longest to make their respective returns to the competition. The west Africans’ last appearance was in 1995,
whereas the South Americans have been absent since 1997.
CONMEBOL teams have a superior head-to-head record against their African counterparts in the FIFA
Confederations Cup. In ten prior showdowns, South American sides have collected six wins to two, plus two
draws. The two African victories were both 1-0 wins to Cameroon over Brazil and Colombia at the 2003 edition.
Uruguay - Tahiti: No previous head-to-heads
The sides have never met before either at ‘A’ international level, or in the finals of a FIFA competition.
Uruguay last faced an Oceanian national team in November 2005, when they lost 1-0 after extra time (and then
again on penalties at the end of the match) to Australia in the return leg of the 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifying
play-off.
There have been two OFC victories over CONMEBOL opposition in the FIFA Confederations Cup. The losing team
in the first of those matches was none other than Uruguay, who were beaten 1-0 after extra time by Australia in
the 1997 semi-finals. Subsequently in 2001, Australia also beat Brazil 1-0 in the match for third place.
Nevertheless, South American sides have the better head-to-head record against Oceanian teams in this
tournament, with four victories to two, plus one draw.
LEGEND
AET: after extra time/prorrogação; PSO: penalty shoot-out; MP: number of matches played/ partidas jogadas; W: wins/ vitória; D: draws/
empate; L: losses/ derrota; GF: goals for/ gols feitos; goals against/ gols contra.
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The FIFA Confederations Cup 2013 - 13 things you need to know
1
The FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013 is the seventh edition under this name, the first of which took
place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in 1997. Before this there were two preceding tournaments in 1992 and
1995 known as the King Fahd Cup which were also organised by the Saudi Arabian Football Federation
and which are generally included in historical and statistical reviews.
2
The FIFA Confederations Cup 2013 will be Brazil’s seventh consecutive participation the most of all
national teams. They also have been awarded the most trophies having won in 1997, 2005, 2009 and
being runners-up in 1999.
3
The only teams to successfully defend their title are France in 2003 and Brazil in 2009.
4
To date 29 teams have participated in at least one edition of the FIFA Confederations Cup. In Brazil 2013
Tahiti will be the only newcomer.
5
This will be the fourth edition of the FIFA Confederations Cup to be played one year before in the same
host country as the FIFA World Cup™. The first was Korea/Japan 2001, followed by Germany 2005 and
South Africa 2009.
6
Brazil 2013 will be the first FIFA Confederations Cup with four representative teams that were former
world champions: Uruguay, Italy, Brazil and Spain.
7
Five out of the eight participating teams at the FIFA Confederations Cup 2013 were also present in the
FIFA World Cup 1950™ also hosted by Brazil: Italy, Mexico, Spain, Uruguay and Brazil.
8
Brazil will be the fifth different confederation to host the FIFA Confederations Cup – South
America. Asia have already done so four times, Europe twice, North Central America and Caribbean
once and Africa once. Only the Oceania zone has not yet hosted the event. In the eight
competitions held to date, South Americans have claimed the title four times (with three wins for
Brazil and one for Argentina) although Europe have almost matched the feat with three titles (two
for France and one for Denmark). The only other title went to North and Central America thanks to
Mexico’s win over Brazil on home soil in 1999. Each confederation has been represented in the final
at least once. So far, only France (2003) and Brazil (2009) have successfully defended their title.
9
Only previous hosts Mexico (1999) and France (2003) triumphed on home soil. Japan did, however,
reach the final in 2001.
10
All confederations have been represented at least once in a FIFA Confederations Cup final. Australia’s
qualification in 1997, when they were still part of the Oceania Football Confederation, was the biggest
surprise.
11
Continental derbies have been few and far between at the FIFA Confederations Cup. Two teams from
the same confederation have only come up against each other on three occasions. The most recent
encounter was the super clásico between Brazil and Argentina in the 2005 final. The two before that
were Mexico and USA in 1999 and France and Turkey in 2003. This list could be extended in 2013 if
Brazil meet Uruguay or if Spain play Italy.
12
Brazil’s goalkeeper Dida is the player with the most participations. He was present in five editions from
1997 to 2005 for a total of 22 matches. Mexico’s Cuauhtemoc Blanco and Brazil’s Ronaldinho are the
all-time top scorers with nine goals each.
13
No foreign coach has ever won a FIFA Confederations Cup title. All eight winning coaches were native.
Brazil’s Mario Zagallo and Carlos Alberto Parreira are the only two to have won both the FIFA World
Cup™ and the FIFA Confederations Cup.
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Awards
FIFA Fair Play
Year
Host country
FIFA Fair Play Award winner
2009
South Africa
Brazil
2005
Germany
Greece
2003
France
Japan
2001
Korea/Japan
Japan
1999
Mexico
Brazil
1997
Saudi Arabia
South Africa
adidas Golden Boot*
Year
Host country
adidas Golden Boot* winner
Goals scored
2009
South Africa
LUIS FABIANO (BRA)
5 goals
2005
Germany
ADRIANO (BRA)
5 goals
2003
France
Thierry HENRY (FRA)
4 goals/2 assists
2001
Korea/Japan
Robert PIRES / Eric CARRIERE (FRA)
2 goals/2 assists
1999
Mexico
RONALDINHO (BRA)
6 goals/4 assists
1997
Saudi Arabia
ROMÁRIO (BRA),
7 goals
*Prior to 2010 known as the adidas Golden Shoe
adidas Golden Ball
Year
Host country
adidas Golden Ball winner
2009
South Africa
KAKA (BRA)
2005
Germany
ADRIANO (BRA)
2003
France
Thierry HENRY (FRA)
2001
Korea/Japan
Robert PIRES (FRA)
1999
Mexico
RONALDINHO (BRA)
1997
Saudi Arabia
DENILSON (BRA)
adidas Golden Glove (first presented in 2009)
Year
Host country
adidas Golden Glove winner
2009
South Africa
Tim HOWARD (USA)



adidas Golden Boot: top goalscorer
adidas Golden Ball: most outstanding player
adidas Golden Glove: most outstanding goalkeeper
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Trophy
Designer
Manufacturer
Year of design
Material
Weight
Height
Base diameter
Widest point
Fritz Jucker, Zurich, Switzerland
Europokal, Volketswil/Switzerland
Beat Meixger
Schumacher Goldschmied, Buelach/Switzerland
Walter Schumacher
1997
Bronze, gold plated
Base: Lapis lazuli, ebony
8.6 kg
40.0 cm
16.0 cm
16.0 cm
Description
The FIFA Confederations Cup Official Trophy is representative of
The tournament’s theme ‘Festival of Champions’. Two gold ribbons are wrapped
around the central body in a festive, dynamic movement. They visually connect
the six medallions arranged around the upper segment of the base – each
bearing the name of one Confederation – with the globe. The globe references
the six continents whose national teams participate in this FIFA tournament.
The Trophy recently underwent a touch of modernisation and was fitted with a
re-designed, cone-shaped base to complement the family of FIFA trophies.
24
Stadiums since 1992
Year/host country
Cities/Stadiums
2013 Brazil
Belo Horizonte
Brasilia
Fortaleza
Recife
Rio de Janeiro
Salvador de Bahia
6/6
Estadio Mineirao
Estadio Nacional
Estadio Castelao
Arena Pernambuco
Estadio do Maracana
Arena Fonte Nova
2009 South Africa
Johannesburg
Mangaung/Bloemfontein
Rustenburg
Tshwane/Pretoria
4/4
Ellis Park Stadium
Free State Stadium
Royal Bafokeng Stadium
Loftus Versfeld Stadium
2005 Germany
Cologne
Frankfurt/Main
Hanover
Leipzig
Nuremberg
5/5
Stadium Cologne
Waldstadion
Stadium Hanover
Zentralstadion
Franken-Stadion
2003 France
Lyon
Paris/Saint-Denis
St. Etienne
3/3
2001 Korea/Japan
Daegu
Ibaraki
Niigata
Suwon
Ulsan
Yokohama
6/6 – 2 countries
Daegu World Cup Stadium, KOR
Kashima Stadium, JPN
Niigata Stadium Big Swan, JPN
Suwon World Cup Stadium, KOR
Munsu Football Stadium, KOR
International Stadium Yokohama, JPN
1999 Mexico
Guadalajara
Mexico City
2/2
Jalisco
Estadio Azteca
1997 Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
1/1
King Fahd International Stadium
1995 Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
1/1
1992 Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
1/1
Gerland
Stade de France
Geoffroy-Guichard
25
FIFA Confederations Cup first ever facts
Note: not including the Intercontinental Championship for the King Fahd Cup of 1992&1995
First ever Match
Date
Host City
Match
Competition
Kick-off
12.12.1997
RIYADH (KSA)
Saudi Arabia – Brazil 0:3
FCC 1997
16:15
Match #
1
First ever Referee
Date
Referee
Match
Competition
12.12.1997
Nikolai LEVNIKOV, RUS
Saudi Arabia - Brazil
FCC 1997
Match #
1
First ever Goal
Date
Player
Match
Minute
Competition
Match #
12.12.1997
CESAR SAMPAIO, BRA
Saudi Arabia – Brazil
65’
FCC 1997
1
First ever Penalty
Date
Player
Match
Minute
Competition
Match #
12.12.1997
Luis HERNANDEZ, MEX
Mexico – Australia
80’
FCC 1997
2
First ever Expulsion
Date
Player
Match
Minute
Competition
Match #
12.12.1997*
Abdullah AL ZEBERMAWI, KSA
64’
FCC 1997
1
15.12.1997
Karel POBORSKY, CZE
Czech Republic – Uruguay
40'
FCC 1997
8
*2nd caution
First ever Caution
Date
Player
Match
Minute
Competition
Match #
12.12.1997
Abdullah AL ZEBERMAWI, KSA
28’
FCC 1997
1
First ever Extra time match
Date
Match
Result 90’
Result AET
Competition
Stage
19.12.1997
Uruguay – Australia
0:0
0:1
FCC 1997
Semi-finals
First ever Penalty shoot-out
Date
Match
Result 90’
Result AET
Result PSO
Competition
Stage
26.06.2005
Mexico – Argentina
0:0
1:1
5:6
FCC 2005
Semi-finals
26
Final match round-ups
FIFA Confederations Cup South Africa 2009
Final
Attendance
USA – Brazil 2-3 (2-0)
52,291
Ellis Park Stadium - Johannesburg (RSA), 28.06.2009
Referee
Martin HANSSON (SWE)
Goals scored
Clint DEMPSEY (USA) 10', Landon DONOVAN (USA) 27', LUIS FABIANO (BRA) 46', 74', LUCIO (BRA) 84'
FIFA Confederations Cup Germany 2005
Final
Brazil – Argentina 4-1 (2-0)
Attendance
45,591
Referee
Lubos MICHEL (SVK)
ADRIANO (BRA) 11', KAKA (BRA) 16', RONALDINHO (BRA) 47', ADRIANO (BRA) 63', Pablo AIMAR (ARG)
65'
Goals scored
Waldstadion - Frankfurt /Main (GER), 29.06.2005
FIFA Confederations Cup France 2003
Final
Cameroon – France 0-1 AET
Attendance
51,985
Referee
Valentin IVANOV (RUS)
Goal scored
Thierry HENRY (FRA) 97' (golden goal)
Stade de France - PARIS/SAINT-DENIS (FRA), 29.06.2003
FIFA Confederations Cup Korea/Japan 2001
Final
Japan – France 0-1 (0-1)
Attendance
Referee
65,533
Ali BUJSAIM (UAE)
Goal scored
Patrick VIEIRA (FRA) 30'
International Stadium Yokohama – YOKOHAMA (JPN), 10.06.2001
FIFA Confederations Cup Mexico 1999
Final
Mexico – Brazil 4-3 (2-1)
Attendance
110,000
Referee
Anders FRISK (SWE)
Miguel ZEPEDA (MEX) 13', Jose Manuel ABUNDIS (MEX) 28', SERGINHO (BRA) 43' pen., RONI (BRA) 47',
Miguel ZEPEDA (MEX) 51', Cuauhtemoc BLANCO (MEX) 62', ZE ROBERTO (BRA) 63'
Goals scored
Azteca - Mexico City (MEX), 04.08.1999
FIFA Confederations Cup Saudi Arabia 1997
Final
Brazil – Australia 6-0 (3-0)
Attendance
65,000
King Fahd International Stadium - RIYADH (KSA), 21.12.1997
Referee
Pirom ANPRASERT (THA)
Goals scored
RONALDO (BRA) 15', 27'; ROMÁRIO (BRA) 38', 53'; RONALDO (BRA) 59' pen., ROMÁRIO (BRA) 75'
Intercontinental Championship for the King Fahd Cup 1995
Final
Denmark – Argentina 2-0 (1-0)
King Fahd International Stadium – Riyadh (KSA), 13.01.1995
Attendance
35,000
Referee
Goals scored
Ali BUJSAIM (UAE)
Michael LAUDRUP (DEN) 8', Peter RASMUSSEN (DEN) 75'
Intercontinental Championship for the King Fahd Cup 1992
Final
Argentina – Saudi Arabia 3:1
Attendance
75,000
Referee
An-Yan LIM KEE CHONG (MRI)
Leonardo RODRIGUEZ (ARG) 18', Claudio CANIGGIA (ARG) 24', Diego SIMEONE (ARG) 64', Saeed
OWAIRAN (KSA) 65'
Goals scored
King Fahd International Stadium – Riyadh (KSA), 20.10.1992
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Nutshell
Year
Host country
Teams
Matches
Goals
Ø
Spectators
Ø
2009
South Africa
8
16
44
2.75
584,894
36,556
2005
Germany
8
16
56
3.50
603,106
37,694
2003
France
8
16
37
2.31
491,700
30,731
2001
Korea/Japan
8
16
31
1.94
557,191
34,824
1999
1997
Mexico
Saudi Arabia
8
8
16
16
55
52
3.44
3.25
970,000
333,500
60,625
20,844
1995*
Saudi Arabia
6
8
19
2.38
165,000
20,625
1992*
Saudi Arabia
4
4
18
4.50
169,500
42,375
108
312
2.89
3,874,891
35,879
TOTAL
*Intercontinental Championship for the King Fahd Cup
Final matches
Date
Venue
Match
Result
28.06.2009
Johannesburg, Ellis Park Stadium (RSA)
USA – Brazil
2:3 (2:0)
29.06.2005
29.06.2003
Frankfurt, Waldstadion (GER)
St. Denis, Stade de France (FRA)
Brazil – Argentina
Cameroon – France
4:1 (2:0)
0:1 AET (0:0)
10.06.2001
Yokohama, Int. Stadium (JPN)
Japan – France
0:1 (0:1
04.08.1999
Mexico City, Azteca (MEX)
Mexico – Brazil
4:3 (2:1)
21.12.1997
Riyadh, King Fahd Stadium (KSA)
Brazil – Australia
6:0 (3:0)
13.01.1995*
Argentina – Denmark
0:2 (0:1)
20.10.1992*
Saudi Arabia – Argentina
1:3 (0:2)
Highest attendances - spectators
Att.
110,000
Date
04.08.1999
Match
Mexico - Brazil
Result
4-3
Host
Mexico
Venue
Mexico City
Stage
Final
85,000*
25.07.1999
Mexico - Saudi Arabia
5-1
Mexico
Mexico City
Group
85,000*
25.07.1999
Bolivia - Egypt
2-2
Mexico
Mexico City
Group
82,000
01.08.1999
Mexico - USA
1-0
Mexico
Mexico City
Semi-finals
75,000
20.10.1992
Argentina - Saudi Arabia
3-1
Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
Final
70,000
65,533
15.10.1992
10.06.2001
USA - Saudi Arabia
Japan - France
0-3
0-1
Saudi Arabia
Korea/Japan
Riyadh
Yokohama
Semi-finals
Final
65,000
21.12.1997
Brazil - Australia
6-0
Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
Final
65,000*
27.07.1999
Mexico - Egypt
2-2
Mexico
Mexico City
Group
Saudi Arabia - Bolivia
0-0
Mexico
Mexico City
Group
65,000*
27.07.1999
*double headers
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Goals, cards, attendances: comparative statistics
Goals
Year/Host
Total goals
# Matches
Average
2009/ South Africa
44
16
2.75
2005/ Germany
56
16
3.50
2003/ France
37
16
2.31
2001/ Korea/Japan
31
16
1.94
1999/ Mexico
55
16
3.44
1997/ Saudi Arabia
52
16
3.25
1995*/ Saudi Arabia
19
8
2.38
1992*/ Saudi Arabia
18
4
4.50
Total cards (y/r)
# Matches
Average
Cards
Year/Host
2009/ South Africa
50 / 4
16
3.12 / 0.25
2005/ Germany
71 / 3
16
4.44 / 0.19
2003/ France
67 / 4
16
4.19 / 0.25
2001/ Korea/Japan
48 / 1
16
3 / 0.06
1999/ Mexico
55 / 6
16
3.44 / 0.38
1997/ Saudi Arabia
54 / 4
16
3.38 / 0.25
1995*/ Saudi Arabia
33 / 1
8
4.12 / 0.12
1992*/ Saudi Arabia
11 / 2
4
2.75 / 0.5
Total
# Matches
Average
2009/ South Africa
584,894
16
36,556
2005/ Germany
603,106
16
37,694
2003/ France
491,700
16
30,731
2001/ Korea/Japan
557,191
16
34,824
1999/ Mexico
970,000
16
60,625
1997/ Saudi Arabia
333,500
16
20,844
1995*/ Saudi Arabia
165,000
8
20,625
1992*/ Saudi Arabia
169,500
4
42,375
Attendances
Year/Host
29
Ranking by tournament
Year
Host country
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
2009
South Africa
BRA
USA
ESP
RSA
ITA
EGY
IRQ
NZL
2005
Germany
BRA
ARG
GER
MEX
JPN
TUN
GRE
AUS
2003
France
FRA
CMR
TUR
COL
BRA
JPN
USA
NZL
2001
Korea/Japan
FRA
JPN
AUS
BRA
KOR
CMR
CAN
MEX
1999
1997
Mexico
Saudi Arabia
MEX
BRA
BRA
AUS
USA
CZE
KSA
URU
GER
MEX
BOL
UAE
EGY
KSA
NZL
RSA
1995*
Saudi Arabia
DEN
ARG
MEX
NGA
KSA
JPN
-
-
1992*
Saudi Arabia
ARG
KSA
USA
CIV
-
-
-
-
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
Pts.
Avg
pts
Part.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
21
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Brazil
Mexico
France
USA
Argentina
Japan
Australia
Germany
Cameroon
Spain
Saudi Arabia
Uruguay
Denmark
Czech Republic
Turkey
Korea Republic
Colombia
Nigeria
Egypt
South Africa
Tunisia
Italy
United Arab Emirates
Bolivia
Iraq
Greece
Canada
New Zealand
Côte d'Ivoire
28
19
10
15
10
13
13
8
8
5
12
5
3
5
5
3
5
3
6
8
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
9
2
18
8
9
6
5
5
5
4
4
4
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
5
0
1
3
2
1
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
2
2
2
0
0
0
2
2
1
1
1
0
5
6
1
8
2
6
7
3
3
1
8
2
0
2
2
1
3
0
3
5
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
8
2
64
33
24
20
22
15
13
17
5
11
13
8
5
10
8
3
5
4
9
9
3
3
2
2
0
0
0
2
2
25
28
5
20
14
16
20
17
5
4
31
6
1
7
8
6
5
1
16
13
5
5
8
3
1
4
5
24
9
59
29
27
19
18
17
16
13
13
12
10
9
7
7
7
6
6
5
5
5
3
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
0
2.11
1.53
2.7
1.27
1.8
1.31
1.23
1.62
1.62
2.4
0.83
1.8
2.33
1.4
1.4
2
1.2
1.67
0.83
0.62
1
1
1
0.67
0.67
0.33
0.33
0.11
0
6
5
2
4
3
4
3
2
2
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
1
4
8
1
3
2
6
2
5
1
4
1
7
2
3
6
6
2
5
South Africa 2009
2
1
Germany 2005
1
5
France 2003
3
Korea/Japan 2001
Mexico 1999
Rank
Saudi Arabia 1997
All-time ranking
Saudi Arabia 1995
Saudi Arabia 1992
1
2
2
5
8
3
3
2
5
7
4
4
1
3
3
5
4
4
7
6
4
8
6
5
6
6
7
7
7
8
8
8
4
30
Competition Stats & Facts: Goals
Most goals
Goals
Team
64
33
Brazil
Mexico
24
France
22
Argentina
20
USA
Biggest margin wins/losses
Result
Match
Date
Host
8:2
6:0
Brazil – Saudi Arabia
01.08.1999
21.12.1997
Mexico 1999
Saudi Arabia 1997
0:5
Saudi Arabia – Mexico
14.12.1997
Saudi Arabia 1997
5:0
France – Korea Republic
30.05.2001
Korea/Japan 2001
5:0
France – New Zealand
22.06.2003
France 2003
0:5
New Zealand – Spain
14.06.2009
South Africa 2009
1:6
UAE – Czech Republic
17.12.1997
Saudi Arabia 1997
Highest scoring matches
Score
Result
Match
Date
10
8-2
Brazil - Saudi Arabia
01.08.1999
7
5-2
USA - Cote d'Ivoire
19.10.1992
7
1-6
United Arab Emirates - Czech Republic
17.12.1997
7
4-3
Uruguay - South Africa
17.12.1997
7
4-3
Mexico - Brazil
04.08.1999
7
4-3
Germany - Australia
15.06.2005
7
4-3
Germany - Mexico
29.06.2005
7
4-3
Brazil - Egypt
15.06.2009
Earliest goals
Min
Sec
Player
Date
Match
Host
1’
45”
Tuncay Sanli, TUR
28.06.2003
Colombia – Turkey
France
2’
30”
Gabriel BATISTUTA
16.10.1992
Argentina - Cote d’Ivoire
Saudi Arabia
Emmanuel AMUNIKE, NGA
06.01.1995
Japan – Nigeria
Saudi Arabia
KAKA, BRA
15.06.2009
Brazil – Egypt
South Africa
Hassan MUBARAK, UAE
15.12.1997
Saudi Arabia – South Africa
Saudi Arabia
4’
4’
49”
5’
Earliest: minutes from kick-off time
Fastest goals
Time
Elapsed
1’
Min
Player
Date
Match
Host
88’
HANKE Mike, GER
18.06.2005
Tunisia - Germany
Germany
1’45”
1’45”
SANLI Tuncay, TUR
26.06.2003
Colombia - Turkey
France
1’52”
58’
ROSSI Giuseppe, ITA
15.06.2009
USA - Italy
South Africa
2’
47’
RONI, BRA
04.08.2009
Mexico - Brazil
Mexico
2’30”
2’30”
BATISTUTA Gabriel. ARG
16.10.1992
Argentina - Cote d’Ivoire
Saudi Arabia
Fastest: minutes of player into the game
31
Milestone goals
No
Goalscorer
Match
Result
Date
Host
1*
Fahad AL BISHI, KSA
USA – Saudi Arabia
0:3
15.10.1992
Saudi Arabia
100
Yaser RADWAN, EGY
Bolivia – Egypt
2:2
25.07.1999
Mexico
200
Gokdeniz KARADENIZ, TUR
Brazil – Turkey
2:2
23.06.2003
France
300
Jozy ALTIDORE, USA
Spain – USA
0:2
24.06.2009
South Africa
312
LUCIO, BRA
USA – Brazil
2:3
28.06.2009
South Africa
Hat-tricks
Date
Player
Goals
Match
Result
Host
29.07.1999
Marzouk AL OTAIBI, KSA
4
Egypt – Saudi Arabia
1:5
Mexico
25.07.1999
Cuauhtemoc BLANCO, MEX
4
Mexico – Saudi Arabia
5:1
Mexico
18.06.2005
Lucho FIGUEROA, ARG
3
Australia - Argentina
2:4
Germany
21.12.1997
ROMARIO, BRA
3
6:0
Saudi Arabia
01.08.1999
RONALDINHO, BRA
3
Brazil – Saudi Arabia
8:2
Mexico
21.12.1997
RONALDO, BRA
3
6:0
Saudi Arabia
17.12.1997
Vladimir SMICER, CZE
3
United Arab Emirates – Czech Republic
1:6
Saudi Arabia
14.06.2009
Fernando TORRES, ESP
3
New Zealand – Spain
0:5
South Africa
Matches ending in Extra-time or penalty shoot-outs
Date
10.01.1995
Teams
Denmark – Mexico
Regular
1:1
AET
1:1
PSO
4:2
Phase
Group matches
Competition
Saudi Arabia 1995
13.01.1995
Mexico – Nigeria
1:1
1:1
5:4
Match for 3rd place
Saudi Arabia 1995
19.12.1997
Uruguay – Australia
0:0
0:1
-
Semi-finals
Saudi Arabia 1997
01.08.1999
Mexico – USA
0:0
1:0
-
Semi-finals
Mexico 1999
29.06.2003
Cameroon – France
0:0
0:1
-
Final
France 2003
26.06.2005
29.06.2005
Mexico – Argentina
Germany – Mexico
0:0
3:3
1:1
4:3
5:6
-
Semi- finals
Match for 3rd place
France 2005
Germany 2005
28.06.2009
Spain - South Africa
2:2
3:2
-
Match for 3rd place
South Africa2009
32
Competition Stats & Facts: Team statistics
Most participations
# Participations
Teams
6
Brazil
5
Mexico
4
Japan, Saudi Arabia, USA
3
Argentina, Australia, New Zealand
Tournaments top goalscoring team
Year
# Goals
Team
2009
2005
14
15
Brazil
Germany
2003
12
France
2001
12
France
1999
18
Brazil
1997
14
Brazil
1995*
1992*
5
7
Argentina, Denmark
Argentina
Consecutive wins
# Wins
Team
Year
8
France
2001-present
7
Brazil
1997-1999, 2005-present
Consecutive matches without defeat
# No defeats
Team
Year
9
Brazil
1997-1999
8
France
2001-present
8
5
Brazil
Mexico
2005-present
1999
5
Cameroon
2001-2003
Consecutive matches without conceding a goal
#
Team
Year
5
Cameroon
2001-2003
5
Brazil
1997-1999
4
Japan
2001
Minutes
572’
472’
394’
Consecutive matches scoring goals
#
Team
Year
11
9
Mexico
Brazil
1995-1999
1997-2001
8
Brazil
2005-present
8
France
2001-present
33
Most recurring matches
Matches
# Matches
Brazil - USA
4
Australia - Brazil
3
Brazil - Mexico
3
Mexico - Saudi Arabia
3
Australia - Mexico
Brazil - Cameroon
2
2
Brazil - Germany
2
Brazil - Japan
2
2
Czech Republic - Uruguay
2
France - Japan
Saudi Arabia - USA
2
2
South Africa - Spain
2
77 single match occurrences.
Most recurring results
Result
# Recurring
1:0
24
2:0
17
3:0
10
0:0
9
2:1
2:2
9
6
3:2
5
4:3
5
3:1
4
5:0
4
1:1
4:0
3
3
5:1
3
4:1
1
4:2
1
5:2
1
6:0
6:1
1
1
8:2
1
34
Competition Stats & Facts: Player statistics
Most matches by player
Number of matches
Player
Matches: competition
22
DIDA, BRA
5-1997, 5-1999, 5-2001, 3-2003, 4-2005
17
LUCIO, BRA
4-2001, 3-2003, 5-2005, 5-2009
16
Pavel PARDO, MEX
3-1997, 5-1999, 3-2001, 5-2005
14
Claudio SUAREZ, MEX
3-1995, 3-1997, 5-1999, 3-2001
13
11
RONALDINHO, BRA
EMERSON, BRA
5-1999, 3-2003, 5-2005
4-1999, 3-2003, 4-2005
11
Tony VIDMAR, AUS
4-1997, 5-2001, 2-2005
10
9 players with 10 matches
Players with most participations
No.
Player
Matches: competition
5
DIDA, BRA
5: 1997: 5: 1999; 5: 2001; 3: 2003; 4: 2005
4
Mohammed AL KHLAIWI, KSA
1: 1992; 2: 1995; 3: 1997; 4: 1999
4
LUCIO, BRA
4: 2001; 3: 2003; 5: 2005; 5: 2009
4
Pavel PARDO, MEX
3: 1997; 5: 1999; 3: 2001; 5: 2005
4
Claudio SUAREZ, MEX
3: 1995; 3: 1997; 5: 1999; 3: 2001
3
Jose Manuel ABUNDIS, MEX
1: 1997; 5: 1999; 3: 2001
3
Salvador CARMONA, MEX
3: 1997; 5: 1999; 2: 2005
3
EMERSON, BRA
4: 1999; 3: 2003; 4: 2005
3
Hidetoshi NAKATA, JPN
4: 2001; 3: 2003; 3: 2005
3
Ramon RAMIREZ, MEX
3: 1995; 2: 1997; 4: 1999
3
RONALDINHO, BRA
5: 1999; 3: 2003; 5: 2005
3
Oswaldo SANCHEZ, MEX
2: 1997; 3: 2001; 5: 2005
3
Tony VIDMAR, AUS
4: 1997; 5: 2001; 2: 2005
3
ZE ROBERTO, BRA
1: 1997; 4: 1999; 5: 2005
Consecutive matches scoring goals
Matches
Player, Nationality
Dates
Goals
Minutes played
4
ROMARIO, BRA
12.12.1997 - 21.12.1997
7
360
4
RONALDINHO, BRA
24.07.1999 - 29.06.2005
6
286
4
Michael BALLACK, GER
15.06.2005 - 29.06.2005
4
390
3
14.12.1997 - 25.07.1999
7
270
3
Robert PIRES, FRA
20.06.2003 - 26.06.2003
3
174
3
David VILLA, ESP
14.06.2009 - 20.06.2009
3
224
3
ADRIANO, BRA
21.06.2003 - 16.06.2005
3
250
3
Thierry HENRY, FRA
22.06.2003 - 29.06.2003
3
261
3
Clint DEMPSEY, USA
21.06.2009 - 28.06.2009
3
268
3
Juan RIQUELME, ARG
15.06.2005 - 21.06.2005
3
270
3
RONALDINHO, BRA
22.06.2005 - 29.06.2005
3
270
35
List of goalscorers
Number of goals
Player
9
Cuauhtemoc BLANCO, MEX (1997: 3; 1999: 6)
9
RONALDINHO, BRA (1999: 6; 2005: 3)
7
ADRIANO, BRA (2003: 2; 2005: 5)
7
ROMARIO, BRA (1997: 7)
6
Marzouk AL OTAIBI, KSA (1999: 6)
5
ALEX, BRA (1999: 4; 2003: 1)
5
John ALOISI, AUS (1997: 1; 2005: 4)
5
Robert PIRES, FRA (2001: 2; 2003: 3)
5
Vladimir SMICER, CZE (1997: 5)
4
Michael BALLACK, GER (2005: 4)
4
Gabriel BATISTUTA, ARG (1992: 2; 1995: 2)
4
Lucho FIGUEROA, ARG (2005: 4)
4
Thierry HENRY, FRA (2003: 4)
4
Shunsuke NAKAMURA, JPN (2003: 3; 2005: 1)
4
RONALDO, BRA (1997: 4)
Top goalscorers by edition
Edition
Player
Number of goals
2009
LUIS FABIANO, BRA
5
2005
ADRIANO, BRA
5
2003
HENRY Thierry, FRA
4
Takayuki SUZUKI, JPN
HWANG Sun Hong, KOR
Eric CARRIERE, FRA
Shaun MURPHY, AUS
Patrick VIEIRA, FRA
Robert PIRES, FRA
Sylvain WILTORD, FRA
Marzouk AL OTAIBI, KSA
RONALDINHO, BRA
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
6
6
6
1997
ROMARIO, BRA
7
1995*
Luis GARCIA, MEX
3
1992*
Bruce MURRAY, USA
Gabriel BATISTUTA, ARG
2
2
2001
1999
Goalkeeper minutes without conceding a goal
Minutes
Goalkeeper
Year
503’
DIDA, BRA
1997-1999
368’
Oswaldo SANCHEZ, MEX
2005
367’
Idriss KAMENI, CMR
2003
315’
305’
JULIO CESAR, BRA
DIDA, BRA
2009
2001
300’
Yoshikatsu KAWAGUCHI, JPN
2001
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Youngest/oldest player
Y/o
coach
Age [y/d]
Popular name
Date of birth
Match
Date
Competition
Youngest
17/06
Chris WOOD, NZL
07.12.1991
South Africa – New Zealand 2:0 (1:0)
17.06.2009
South Africa 2009
Oldest
39/02
Ali BOUMNIJEL, TUN
13.04.1966
Tunisia - Germany 0:3 (0:0)
18.06.2005
Germany 2005
Fastest and earliest substitutions
Minute
Date
Player
(OUT) Ruben VELASQUEZ, COL
(IN) Jairo PATINO, COL
(OUT) EVANILSON, BRA
(IN) FLAVIO CONCEICAO, BRA
8’
16’
Match
20.06.2003
Colombia - New Zealand
01.08.1999
Fastest and earliest cautions
Minute
Player
Opponent
Date
1’
2’
Toshihiro YAMAGUCHI, JPN
Thembinkosi FANTENI, RSA
Nigeria
Iraq
06.01.1995
14.06.2009
3’
Jes HOGH, DEN
Mexico
10.01.1995
Fastest and earliest expulsions
Minute/second
Player
Opponent
Date
24’
Mark VIDUKA, AUS
Brazil
21.12.1997
28’
Abdel SABRY, EGY
Saudi Arabia
29.07.1999
32’ 26”
Ricardo CLARK, USA
Italy
15.06.2009
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Competition Stats & Facts: Coach statistics
Coaches with most matches
No. of matches
Coach name
Matches: competition (*team coached)
8
Bruce ARENA, USA
5-1999, 3-2003
8
Manuel LAPUENTE, MEX
3-1997, 5-1999
8
Roger LEMERRE, FRA
5-2001 (FRA), 3-2005 (TUN)
8
Carlos Alberto PARREIRA, BRA
3-2003, 5-2005
8
8
Frank FARINA, AUS
Milan MACALA, CZE
5-2001, 3-2005
3-1997 (UAE), 5-1999 (KSA)
6
ZICO, BRA
3-2003 (JPN), 3-2005 (JPN)
18 coaches with 5 matches
*In brackets if team different to coaches’ nationality
Previous FIFA Confederations Cup coaches
Event
Team
Coach
Nationality
Matches
South Africa 2009
Brazil
DUNGA
Brazil
5
Egypt
Hassan SHEHATA
Egypt
Iraq
Italy
Bora MILUTINOVIC
Marcello LIPPI
Serbia
Italy
3
3
New Zealand
Ricki HERBERT
New Zealand
3
South Africa
Joel SANTANA
Brazil
5
Spain
Vicente DEL BOSQUE
Spain
5
USA
Bob BRADLEY
USA
5
Argentina
Jose PEKERMAN
Argentina
5
Australia
Frank FARINA
Australia
3
Brazil
Carlos Alberto PARREIRA
Brazil
5
Germany
Juergen KLINSMANN
Germany
5
Greece
Otto REHHAGEL
Germany
Japan
Mexico
ZICO
Ricardo LA VOLPE
Brazil
Argentina
3
3
Tunisia
Roger LEMERRE
France
3
Brazil
PARREIRA Carlos Alberto
Brazil
3
Cameroon
Winnie SCHAEFER
Germany
Colombia
France
Francisco MATURANA
Jacques SANTINI
Colombia
France
5
5
Japan
ZICO
Brazil
3
New Zealand
Mick WAITT
New Zealand
3
Turkey
Senol GUNES
Turkey
5
USA
Bruce ARENA
USA
3
Australia
Frank FARINA
Australia
5
Brazil
LEAO
Brazil
5
Cameroon
Pierre LECHANTRE
France
3
Canada
Holger OSIECK
Germany
3
France
Roger LEMERRE
France
Japan
Korea Republic
Philippe TROUSSIER
Guus HIDDINK
France
Netherlands
5
5
Mexico
Enrique MEZA
Mexico
Germany 2005
France 2003
Korea/Japan 2001
3
5
5
3
3
38
Previous FIFA Confederations Cup coaches continued
Mexico 1999
Saudi Arabia 1997
Saudi Arabia 1995
Saudi Arabia 1992
Bolivia
Hector VEIRA
Argentina
3
Brazil
Wanderley LUXEMBURGO
Brazil
5
Egypt
Mahmoud EL GOHARY
Egypt
3
Germany
Erich RIBBECK
Germany
Mexico
Manuel LAPUENTE
Mexico
3
5
New Zealand
Saudi Arabia
Ken DUGDALE
Milan MACALA
England
Czech Republic
3
USA
Bruce ARENA
USA
5
Australia
Terry VENABLES
England
Brazil
Mario ZAGALLO
Brazil
5
5
Czech Republic
Mexico
Dusan UHRIN
Manuel LAPUENTE
Czech Republic
Mexico
5
Saudi Arabia
Otto PFISTER
Germany
3
South Africa
Clive BARKER
South Africa
3
Milan MACALA
Czech Republic
Uruguay
Victor PUA
Uruguay
3
5
Argentina
Daniel PASSARELLA
Argentina
3
Denmark
Richard MOELLER NIELSEN
Denmark
3
Japan
Shu KAMO
Japan
2
Mexico
Miguel Mejia BARON
Mexico
Nigeria
Shaibu AMODU
Nigeria
3
3
Saudi Arabia
Mohamed AL KHARASHI
Saudi Arabia
2
Argentina
Alfio BASILE
Argentina
2
Cote d‘Ivoire
Yeo MARTIAL
Cote d‘Ivoire
2
Saudi Arabia
NELSINHO ROSA
Brazil
USA
Bora MILUTINOVIC
Yugoslavia
2
2

Most participations: 2 (7 coaches)

Most matches: 8 (6 coaches)
5
3
39
Competition Stats & Facts: Referee statistics
Referees with two or more participations
Participations
Popular name
Matches: Tournament
3
Coffi CODJIA, BEN
1: 1999, 1: 2003, 1: 2009
2
Jorge LARRIONDA, URU
3: 2003; 2: 2009
2
Matthew BREEZE, AUS
2: 2005; 2: 2009
2
Benito ARCHUNDIA, MEX
2: 2001; 2: 2009
2
Ali BUJSAIM, UAE
2: 1995; 2: 2001
2
Oscar RUIZ, COL
3: 1999; 1: 2001
2
Carlos AMARILLA, PAR
1: 2003; 2: 2005
2
Carlos BATRES, GUA
1: 2001; 1: 2003
2
Rodrigo BADILLA SEQUEIRA, CRC
1: 1992; 1: 1995
2
LIM KEE CHONG An Yan, MRI
1: 1992; 1: 1995
Referees with most matches
Number of matches
Popular name
Matches: year
5
Jorge LARRIONDA, URU
3:2003; 2:2009
4
Matthew BREEZE, AUS
2: 2005; 2: 2009
4
Benito ARCHUNDIA, MEX
2: 2001; 2: 2009
4
Ali BUJSAIM, UAE
2: 1995; 2: 2001
4
Oscar RUIZ, COL
3: 1999; 1: 2001
3
Roberto ROSETTI, ITA
3: 2005
3
KIM Young Joo, KOR
3: 1999
3
Coffi CODJIA, BEN
1:1999; 1: 2003; 1: 2009
3
Lubos MICHEL, SVK
3: 2005
3
1:2003; 2: 2005
3
Mark SHIELD, AUS
3: 2003
3
Anders FRISK, SWE
3: 1999
3
Ubaldo AQUINO, PAR
3:1999
3
Lucien BOUCHARDEAU, NIG
3: 1997
40
Participating teams of previous tournaments
2009: FIFA Confederations Cup South Africa
 South Africa: host
 Iraq: winners of the 2007 Asian Cup
 Egypt: winners of the 2008 African Cup of Nations
 USA: winners of the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2007
 Brazil: winners of the 2007 Copa América
 Italy: winners of the 2006 FIFA World Cup™
 Spain: winners of the 2008 European Championship
 New Zealand: winners of the 2007/8 Oceania Nations Cup
2005: FIFA Confederations Cup Germany
 Germany: host, 2002 FIFA World Cup™ runners up
 Argentina: 2004 Copa América runners up
 Australia: winners of the 2004 Oceania Nations Cup
 Brazil: winners of the 2002 FIFA World Cup™ and the 2004 Copa América
 Greece: winners of the 2004 European Championship
 Japan: winners of the 2004 Asian Cup
 Mexico: winners of the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2003
 Tunisia: winners of the 2004 African Cup of Nations
2003: FIFA Confederations Cup France
 France: host/defending champions/winners of the 2000 European Championship
 Japan: winners of the 2000 Asian Nations Cup
 Colombia: winners of the 2001 Copa America
 New Zealand: winners of the 2002 Oceania Nations Cup
 Brazil: winners of the 2002 FIFA World Cup™
 Cameroon: winner of the 2002 Africa Cup of Nations
 USA: winner of the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2002
 Turkey: UEFA representatives, by invitation
2001: FIFA Confederations Cup Korea/Japan
 Korea: co-host
 Japan: co-host
 Mexico: defending champions
 Australia: winners of the Oceania Nations Cup 2000
 Brazil: winners of the Copa America 1999
 Cameroon: winners of the 2000 Africa Cup of Nations
 Canada: winners of the Gold Cup 2000
 France: winners of 2000 European Championship
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1999: FIFA Confederations Cup Mexico
 Brazil: defending champions and winners of the 1997 Copa America
 Mexico: winners of the 1998 CONCACAF Gold Cup
 Germany: winners of the 1996 European Championship
 Saudi Arabia: Asian champions 1996
 Egypt: winners of the 1998 African Nations Cup
 USA: representing CONCACAF, as losing finalists of the Gold Cup 1998
 Bolivia: representing CONMEBOL as losing finalists of the Copa America 1997
 New Zealand: winners of the Oceania Nations Cup thanks to a victory over their arch-rivals Australia
1997: FIFA Confederations Cup Saudi Arabia
 Saudi Arabia: host, winners of the 1996 Asian Cup
 Brazil: champions of the FIFA World Cup™
 Uruguay: winners of the 1995 Copa America
 Czech Republic: 1996 European Championship runner-up – replacing Germany
 United Arab Emirates: 1996 Asian Cup runner-up
 South Africa: winners of the 1996 African Cup of Nations
 Australia: representing Oceania
1995: Intercontinental Championship for the King Fahd Cup
 Japan: winners of the 1992 Asian Cup
 Nigeria: winners of the 1994 African Cup of Nations
 Saudi Arabia: host
 Argentina: winners of the 1993 Copa America
 Denmark: winners of the 1992 European Championship
1992: Intercontinental Championship for the King Fahd Cup
 USA: winners of the 1991 CONCACAF Gold Cup
 Saudi Arabia: host and winners of the 1992 Asian Cup
 Argentina: winners of the 1993 Copa America
 Côte d I’voire: winners of the 1996 African Cup of Nations
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Results and standings of qualified teams
Africa Cup of Nations South Africa 2013
First Stage - Group A
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
19.01.2013
South Africa - Cape Verde Islands
0:0
Djamel HAIMOUDI, ALG
JOHANNESBURG (RSA)
18:00
19.01.2013
Angola - Morocco
0:0
Badara DIATTA, SEN
JOHANNESBURG (RSA)
21:00
23.01.2013
South Africa - Angola
2:0 (1:0)
Koman COULIBALY, MLI
DURBAN (RSA)
17:00
23.01.2013
Morocco - Cape Verde Islands
1:1 (0:1)
Janny SIKAZWE, ZAM
DURBAN (RSA)
20:00
27.01.2013
Morocco - South Africa
2:2 (1:0)
Bakary GASSAMA, GAM
DURBAN (RSA)
19:00
27.01.2013
Cape Verde Islands - Angola
2:1 (0:1)
Slim JEDIDI, TUN
NELSON MANDELA BAY/PORT
ELIZABETH (RSA)
19:00
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
South Africa
3
1
2
0
4
2
2
5
2
Cape Verde Islands
3
1
2
0
3
2
1
5
3
Morocco
3
0
3
0
3
3
0
3
4
Angola
3
0
1
2
1
4
-3
1
First Stage - Group B
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
20.01.2013
Ghana - Congo DR
2:2 (1:0)
Daniel BENNETT, RSA
NELSON MANDELA BAY/PORT ELIZABETH (RSA)
17:00
20.01.2013
Mali - Niger
1:0 (0:0)
Slim JEDIDI, TUN
20:00
17:00
24.01.2013
Ghana - Mali
1:0 (1:0)
Noumandiez DOUE, CIV
24.01.2013
Niger - Congo DR
0:0
Bouchaib EL AHRACH, MAR
20:00
28.01.2013
Niger - Ghana
0:3 (0:2)
Badara DIATTA, SEN
19:00
DURBAN (RSA)
19:00
28.01.2013
Congo DR - Mali
1:1 (1:1)
Rank
1
Team
Ghana
MP
3
W
2
D
1
L
0
GF
6
GA
2
+/4
Points
7
2
Mali
3
1
1
1
2
2
0
4
3
Congo DR
3
0
3
0
3
3
0
3
4
Niger
3
0
1
2
0
4
-4
1
First Stage - Group C
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
21.01.2013
Zambia - Ethiopia
1:1 (1:0)
Eric OTOGO-CASTANE, GAB
NELSPRUIT (RSA)
17:00
21.01.2013
Nigeria - Burkina Faso
1:1 (1:0)
Mohamed BENOUZA, ALG
NELSPRUIT (RSA)
20:00
25.01.2013
Zambia - Nigeria
1:1 (0:0)
Ghead GRISHA, EGY
NELSPRUIT (RSA)
17:00
25.01.2013
Burkina Faso - Ethiopia
4:0 (1:0)
Bernard CAMILLE, SEY
NELSPRUIT (RSA)
20:00
29.01.2013
Burkina Faso - Zambia
0:0
Neant ALIOUM, CMR
NELSPRUIT (RSA)
19:00
29.01.2013
Ethiopia - Nigeria
0:2 (0:0)
Bouchaib EL AHRACH, MAR
RUSTENBURG (RSA)
19:00
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
2
Burkina Faso
Nigeria
3
3
1
1
2
2
0
0
5
4
1
2
4
2
5
5
3
Zambia
3
0
3
0
2
2
0
3
4
Ethiopia
3
0
1
2
1
7
-6
1
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First Stage - Group D
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
22.01.2013
Cote d'Ivoire - Togo
2:1 (1:1)
Neant ALIOUM, CMR
RUSTENBURG (RSA)
17:00
22.01.2013
Tunisia - Algeria
1:0 (0:0)
Bakary GASSAMA, GAM
RUSTENBURG (RSA)
20:00
26.01.2013
Cote d'Ivoire - Tunisia
3:0 (1:0)
Rajindraparsad SEECHURN, MRI
RUSTENBURG (RSA)
17:00
26.01.2013
Algeria - Togo
0:2 (0:1)
Hamada NAMPIANDRAZA, MAD
RUSTENBURG (RSA)
20:00
30.01.2013
Algeria - Cote d'Ivoire
2:2 (0:0)
RUSTENBURG (RSA)
19:00
30.01.2013
Togo - Tunisia
1:1 (1:1)
Daniel BENNETT, RSA
NELSPRUIT (RSA)
19:00
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
Cote d'Ivoire
3
2
1
0
7
3
4
7
2
Togo
3
1
1
1
4
3
1
4
3
Tunisia
3
1
1
1
2
4
-2
4
4
Algeria
3
0
1
2
2
5
-3
1
Second Stage - Quarter-final
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
02.02.2013
South Africa - Mali
Neant ALIOUM, CMR
DURBAN (RSA)
20:30
02.02.2013
Ghana - Cape Verde Islands
1:1 AET (1:1, 1:0)
PSO 1:3
2:0 (0:0)
Burkina Faso - Togo
1:0 AET
NELSON MANDELA
BAY/PORT ELIZABETH (RSA)
NELSPRUIT (RSA)
17:00
03.02.2013
Rajindraparsad SEECHURN,
MRI
Badara DIATTA, SEN
03.02.2013
Cote d'Ivoire - Nigeria
1:2 (0:1)
RUSTENBURG (RSA)
17:00
20:30
Second Stage - Semi-final
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
06.02.2013
Mali - Nigeria
1:4 (0:3)
Bakary GASSAMA, GAM
DURBAN (RSA)
17:00
06.02.2013
Burkina Faso - Ghana
1:1 AET (1:1, 0:1)
PSO 3:2
Slim JEDIDI, TUN
NELSPRUIT (RSA)
20:30
Second Stage - Match for third place
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
09.02.2013
Mali - Ghana
3:1 (1:0)
NELSON MANDELA
BAY/PORT ELIZABETH (RSA)
20:00
Second Stage - Final
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
10.02.2013
Nigeria - Burkina Faso
1:0 (1:0)
JOHANNESBURG (RSA)
20:30
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Asian Nations Cup Qatar 2011
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
07.01.2011
Qatar - Uzbekistan
0:2 (0:0)
Yuichi NISHIMURA, JPN
DOHA (QAT)
19:15
08.01.2011
Kuwait - China PR
0:2 (0:0)
Benjamin WILLIAMS, AUS
DOHA (QAT)
16:15
12.01.2011
12.01.2011
Uzbekistan - Kuwait
Qatar - China PR
2:1 (1:0)
2:0 (2:0)
Nawaf SHUKRALLA, BHR
KIM Dong Jin, KOR
DOHA (QAT)
DOHA (QAT)
16:15
19:15
16.01.2011
Qatar - Kuwait
3:0 (2:0)
Abdul BASHIR, SIN
DOHA (QAT)
19:15
16.01.2011
China PR - Uzbekistan
2:2 (1:1)
Abdullah AL HILALI, OMA
DOHA (QAT)
19:15
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
Uzbekistan
3
2
1
0
6
3
3
7
2
3
Qatar
China PR
3
3
2
1
0
1
1
1
5
4
2
4
3
0
6
4
4
Kuwait
3
0
0
3
1
7
-6
0
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
09.01.2011
Japan - Jordan
1:1 (0:1)
Abdul, BASHIR
DOHA (QAT)
16:15
09.01.2011
Saudi Arabia - Syria
1:2 (0:1)
KIM Dong Jin
AL RAYYAN (QAT)
19:15
13.01.2011
13.01.2011
Jordan - Saudi Arabia
Syria - Japan
1:0 (1:0)
1:2 (0:1)
Ali ALBADWAWI
Mohsen TORKI
AL RAYYAN (QAT)
DOHA (QAT)
16:15
19:15
17.01.2011
Saudi Arabia - Japan
0:5 (0:3)
Ravshan IRMATOV
AL RAYYAN (QAT)
16:15
17.01.2011
Jordan - Syria
2:1 (1:1)
Abdulrahman ABDOU
DOHA (QAT)
16:15
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
Japan
3
2
1
0
8
2
6
7
2
3
Jordan
Syria
3
3
2
1
1
0
0
2
4
4
2
5
2
-1
7
3
4
Saudi Arabia
3
0
0
3
1
8
-7
0
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
10.01.2011
India - Australia
0:4 (0:3)
Ali ALBADWAWI, UAE
DOHA (QAT)
16:15
10.01.2011
Korea Republic - Bahrain
2:1 (1:0)
Abdullah AL HILALI, OMA
DOHA (QAT)
19:15
14.01.2011
14.01.2011
Australia - Korea Republic
Bahrain - India
1:1 (0:1)
5:2 (4:1)
Abdulrahman ABDOU, QAT
MOHD SALLEH Subkhiddin, MAS
DOHA (QAT)
DOHA (QAT)
16:15
19:15
18.01.2011
Korea Republic - India
4:1 (3:1)
Khalil AL GHAMDI, KSA
DOHA (QAT)
16:15
18.01.2011
Australia - Bahrain
1:0 (1:0)
DOHA (QAT)
16:15
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
Australia
3
2
1
0
6
1
5
7
2
3
Korea Republic
Bahrain
3
3
2
1
1
0
0
2
7
6
3
5
4
1
7
3
4
India
3
0
0
3
3
13
-10
0
45
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
11.01.2011
Korea DPR - United Arab Emirates
0:0
Subkhiddin MOHD SALLEH, MAS
DOHA (QAT)
16:15
11.01.2011
Iraq - Iran
1:2 (1:1)
Ravshan IRMATOV, UZB
AL RAYYAN (QAT)
19:15
15.01.2011
Iran - Korea DPR
1:0 (0:0)
Nawaf SHUKRALLA, BHR
DOHA (QAT)
16:15
15.01.2011
United Arab Emirates - Iraq
0:1 (0:0)
AL RAYYAN (QAT)
19:15
19.01.2011
Iraq - Korea DPR
1:0 (1:0)
AL RAYYAN (QAT)
19:15
19.01.2011
United Arab Emirates - Iran
0:3 (0:0)
KIM Dong Jin, KOR
DOHA (QAT)
19:15
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
Iran
3
3
0
0
6
1
5
9
2
Iraq
3
2
0
1
3
2
1
6
3
Korea DPR
3
0
1
2
0
2
-2
1
4
3
0
1
2
0
4
-4
1
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
21.01.2011
Qatar - Japan
2:3 (1:1)
DOHA (QAT)
16:25
21.01.2011
Uzbekistan - Jordan
2:1 (0:0)
Abdul BASHIR, SIN
DOHA (QAT)
19:25
22.01.2011
Australia - Iraq
1:0 AET
Abdulrahman ABDOU, QAT
DOHA (QAT)
16:25
22.01.2011
Iran - Korea Republic
0:1 AET
DOHA (QAT)
19:25
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
25.01.2011
Japan - Korea Republic
2:2 AET (1:1, 1:1) PSO 3:0
AL GHAMDI Khalil, KSA
DOHA (QAT)
16:25
25.01.2011
Uzbekistan - Australia
0:6 (0:2)
ALBADWAWI Ali, UAE
DOHA (QAT)
19:25
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
28.01.2011
Korea Republic - Uzbekistan
3:2 (3:1)
Abdul BASHIR, SIN
DOHA (QAT)
18:00
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
29.01.2011
1:0 AET
DOHA (QAT)
18:00
Japan - Australia
46
Copa America Argentina 2011
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
01.07.2011
Argentina - Bolivia
1:1 (0:0)
Roberto SILVERA, URU
LA PLATA (ARG)
19:15
02.07.2011
Colombia - Costa Rica
1:0 (1:0)
Enrique OSSES, CHI
JUJUY (ARG)
15:30
06.07.2011
07.07.2011
Argentina - Colombia
Bolivia - Costa Rica
0:0
0:2 (0:0)
Salvio FAGUNDES, BRA
Carlos VERA, ECU
CORDOBA (ARG)
JUJUY (ARG)
21:45
19:15
10.07.2011
Colombia - Bolivia
2:0 (2:0)
Francisco CHACON, MEX
SANTA FE (ARG)
16:00
11.07.2011
Argentina - Costa Rica
3:0 (1:0)
Victor RIVERA, PER
CORDOBA (ARG)
21:45
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
Colombia
3
2
1
0
3
0
3
7
2
3
Argentina
Costa Rica
3
3
1
1
2
0
0
2
4
2
1
4
3
-2
5
3
4
Bolivia
3
0
1
2
1
5
-4
1
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
03.07.2011
Brazil - Venezuela
0:0
Raul OROSCO, BOL
LA PLATA (ARG)
16:00
03.07.2011
Paraguay - Ecuador
0:0
Sergio PEZZOTTA, ARG
SANTA FE (ARG)
18:30
09.07.2011
Brazil - Paraguay
2:2 (1:0)
Wilmar ROLDAN, COL
CORDOBA (ARG)
16:00
09.07.2011
Venezuela - Ecuador
1:0 (0:0)
Walter QUESADA, CRC
SALTA (ARG)
18:30
13.07.2011
13.07.2011
Paraguay - Venezuela
Brazil - Ecuador
3:3 (1:1)
4:2 (1:1)
Enrique OSSES, CHI
Roberto SILVERA, URU
SALTA (ARG)
CORDOBA (ARG)
19:15
21:45
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
Brazil
3
1
2
0
6
4
2
5
2
Venezuela
3
1
2
0
4
3
1
5
3
Paraguay
3
0
3
0
5
5
0
3
4
Ecuador
3
0
1
2
2
5
-3
1
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
04.07.2011
Uruguay - Peru
1:1 (1:1)
Wilmar ROLDAN, COL
MENDOZA (ARG)
19:15
04.07.2011
08.07.2011
Chile - Mexico
Peru - Mexico
2:1 (0:1)
1:0 (0:0)
Juan SOTO, VEN
MENDOZA (ARG)
MENDOZA (ARG)
21:45
19:15
08.07.2011
Uruguay - Chile
1:1 (0:0)
MENDOZA (ARG)
21:45
12.07.2011
Chile - Peru
1:0 (0:0)
MENDOZA (ARG)
21:45
12.07.2011
Uruguay - Mexico
1:0 (1:0)
Raul OROSCO, BOL
LA PLATA (ARG)
21:45
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
2
Chile
Uruguay
3
3
2
1
1
2
0
0
4
3
2
2
2
1
7
5
3
Peru
3
1
1
1
2
2
0
4
4
Mexico
3
0
0
3
1
4
-3
0
47
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
16.07.2011
Colombia - Peru
0:2 AET
CORDOBA (ARG)
16:00
16.07.2011
Argentina - Uruguay
1:1 AET (1:1, 1:1) PSO 4:5
SANTA FE (ARG)
19:15
17.07.2011
17.07.2011
Brazil - Paraguay
Chile - Venezuela
0:0 AET PSO 0:2
1:2 (0:1)
Carlos VERA, ECU
LA PLATA (ARG)
SAN JUAN (ARG)
16:00
19:15
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
19.07.2011
Peru - Uruguay
0:2 (0:0)
Raul OROSCO, BOL
LA PLATA (ARG)
21:45
20.07.2011
Paraguay - Venezuela
0:0 AET PSO 5:3
MENDOZA (ARG)
21:45
Date
23.07.2011
Match
Peru - Venezuela
Result
4:1 (1:0)
Referee
Wilmar ROLDAN, COL
City (Country)
LA PLATA (ARG)
Time
16:00
Date
24.07.2011
Match
Uruguay - Paraguay
Result
3:0 (2:0)
Referee
City (Country)
BUENOS AIRES (ARG)
Time
16:00
48
UEFA EURO Poland/Ukraine 2012
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
08.06.2012
Poland - Greece
1:1 (1:0)
Carlos VELASCO CARBALLO, ESP
WARSAW (POL)
18:00
08.06.2012
Russia - Czech Republic
4:1 (2:0)
Howard WEBB, ENG
WROCLAW (POL)
20:45
12.06.2012
12.06.2012
Greece - Czech Republic
Poland - Russia
1:2 (0:2)
1:1 (0:1)
Stephane LANNOY, FRA
Wolfgang STARK, GER
WROCLAW (POL)
WARSAW (POL)
18:00
20:45
16.06.2012
Czech Republic - Poland
1:0 (0:0)
Craig THOMSON, SCO
WROCLAW (POL)
20:45
16.06.2012
Greece - Russia
1:0 (1:0)
Jonas ERIKSSON, SWE
WARSAW (POL)
20:45
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
Czech Republic
3
2
0
1
4
5
-1
6
2
3
Russia
Greece
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
3
3
3
2
0
4
4
4
Poland
3
0
2
1
2
3
-1
2
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
09.06.2012
Netherlands - Denmark
0:1 (0:1)
Damir SKOMINA, SVN
KHARKOV (UKR)
19:00
09.06.2012
Germany - Portugal
1:0 (0:0)
LVIV (UKR)
21:45
13.06.2012
13.06.2012
Denmark - Portugal
Netherlands - Germany
2:3 (1:2)
1:2 (0:2)
Craig THOMSON, SCO
Jonas ERIKSSON, SWE
LVIV (UKR)
KHARKOV (UKR)
19:00
21:45
17.06.2012
Portugal - Netherlands
2:1 (1:1)
Nicola RIZZOLI, ITA
KHARKOV (UKR)
21:45
17.06.2012
Denmark - Germany
1:2 (1:1)
Carlos VELASCO CARBALLO, ESP
LVIV (UKR)
21:45
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
Germany
3
3
0
0
5
2
3
9
2
3
Portugal
Denmark
3
3
2
1
0
0
1
2
5
4
4
5
1
-1
6
3
4
Netherlands
3
0
0
3
2
5
-3
0
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
10.06.2012
Spain - Italy
1:1 (0:0)
Viktor KASSAI, HUN
GDANSK (POL)
18:00
10.06.2012
Republic of Ireland - Croatia
1:3 (1:2)
Bjorn KUIPERS, NED
POZNAN (POL)
20:45
14.06.2012
14.06.2012
Italy - Croatia
Spain - Republic of Ireland
1:1 (1:0)
4:0 (1:0)
Howard WEBB, ENG
Pedro PROENCA, POR
POZNAN (POL)
GDANSK (POL)
18:00
20:45
18.06.2012
Croatia - Spain
0:1 (0:0)
Wolfgang STARK, GER
GDANSK (POL)
20:45
18.06.2012
Italy - Republic of Ireland
2:0 (1:0)
Cuneyt CAKIR, TUR
POZNAN (POL)
20:45
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
Spain
3
2
1
0
6
1
5
7
2
3
Italy
Croatia
3
3
1
1
2
1
0
1
4
4
2
3
2
1
5
4
4
Republic of Ireland
3
0
0
3
1
9
-8
0
49
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
11.06.2012
France - England
1:1 (1:1)
Nicola RIZZOLI, ITA
DONETSK (UKR)
19:00
11.06.2012
Ukraine - Sweden
2:1 (0:0)
Cuneyt CAKIR, TUR
KYIV (UKR)
21:45
15.06.2012
15.06.2012
Sweden - England
Ukraine - France
2:3 (0:1)
0:2 (0:0)
Damir SKOMINA, SVN
Bjorn KUIPERS, NED
KYIV (UKR)
DONETSK (UKR)
21:45
19:00
19.06.2012
England - Ukraine
1:0 (0:0)
Viktor KASSAI, HUN
DONETSK (UKR)
21:45
19.06.2012
Sweden - France
2:0 (0:0)
Pedro PROENCA, POR
KYIV (UKR)
21:45
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
England
3
2
1
0
5
3
2
7
2
3
France
Sweden
3
3
1
1
1
0
1
2
3
5
3
5
0
0
4
3
4
Ukraine
3
1
0
2
2
4
-2
3
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
21.06.2012
Czech Republic - Portugal
0:1 (0:0)
Howard WEBB, ENG
WARSAW (POL)
20:45
22.06.2012
Germany - Greece
4:2 (1:0)
Damir SKOMINA, SVN
GDANSK (POL)
20:45
23.06.2012
24.06.2012
Spain - France
England - Italy
2:0 (1:0)
0:0 AET PSO 2:4
Nicola RIZZOLI, ITA
Pedro PROENCA, POR
DONETSK (UKR)
KYIV (UKR)
21:45
21:45
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
27.06.2012
Portugal - Spain
0:0 AET PSO 2:4
Cuneyt CAKIR, TUR
DONETSK (UKR)
21:45
28.06.2012
Germany - Italy
1:2 (0:2)
WARSAW (POL)
20:45
Result
4:0 (2:0)
Referee
Pedro PROENCA, POR
City (Country)
KYIV (UKR)
Time
21:45
Date
01.07.2012
Match
Spain - Italy
*With Spain already guaranteed a place as world champions, Italy qualified automatically as the European representative after reaching the
50
CONCACAF Gold Cup USA 2011
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
05.06.2011
Costa Rica - Cuba
5:0 (2:0)
Roberto MORENO, PAN
ARLINGTON (USA)
17:00
05.06.2011
Mexico - El Salvador
5:0 (0:0)
Enrico WIJNGAARDE, SUR
ARLINGTON (USA)
19:00
09.06.2011
Costa Rica - El Salvador
1:1 (0:1)
Jair MARRUFO, USA
CHARLOTTE (USA)
19:00
09.06.2011
Cuba - Mexico
0:5 (0:1)
Courtney CAMPBELL,
CHARLOTTE (USA)
21:00
12.06.2011
El Salvador - Cuba
6:1 (2:0)
Neal BRIZAN, TRI
CHICAGO (USA)
17:00
12.06.2011
Mexico - Costa Rica
4:1 (4:0)
Roberto MORENO
CHICAGO (USA)
19:00
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
Mexico
3
3
0
0
14
1
13
9
2
Costa Rica
3
1
1
1
7
5
2
4
3
El Salvador
3
1
1
1
7
7
0
4
4
Cuba
3
0
0
3
1
16
-15
0
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
06.06.2011
Jamaica - Grenada
4:0 (2:0)
Baldomero TOLEDO, USA
CARSON/LOS ANGELES (USA)
18:00
06.06.2011
Honduras - Guatemala
0:0
CARSON/LOS ANGELES (USA)
20:00
10.06.2011
Jamaica - Guatemala
2:0 (0:0)
Walter QUESADA, CRC
MIAMI (USA)
19:00
10.06.2011
Grenada - Honduras
1:7 (1:3)
David GANTAR, CAN
MIAMI (USA)
21:00
13.06.2011
13.06.2011
Guatemala - Grenada
Honduras - Jamaica
4:0 (2:0)
0:1 (0:1)
Baldomero TOLEDO, USA
Joel AGUILAR, SLV
HARRISON (USA)
HARRISON (USA)
19:00
21:00
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
Jamaica
3
3
0
0
7
0
7
9
2
Honduras
3
1
1
1
7
2
5
4
3
Guatemala
3
1
1
1
4
2
2
4
4
Grenada
3
0
0
3
1
15
-14
0
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
07.06.2011
Panama - Guadeloupe
3:2 (2:0)
Marlon MEJIA, SLV
DETROIT (USA)
18:00
07.06.2011
USA - Canada
2:0 (1:0)
Walter LOPEZ, GUA
DETROIT (USA)
20:00
11.06.2011
Canada - Guadeloupe
1:0 (0:0)
Trevor TAYLOR, BRB
TAMPA (USA)
18:00
11.06.2011
USA - Panama
1:2 (0:2)
Marco RODRIGUEZ, MEX
TAMPA (USA)
20:00
14.06.2011
14.06.2011
Canada - Panama
USA - Guadeloupe
1:1 (0:0)
1:0 (1:0)
Walter LOPEZ, GUA
Jeffrey SOLIS, CRC
KANSAS CITY (USA)
KANSAS CITY (USA)
18:00
20:00
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
Panama
3
2
1
0
6
4
2
7
2
USA
3
2
0
1
4
2
2
6
3
Canada
3
1
1
1
2
3
-1
4
4
Guadeloupe
3
0
0
3
2
5
-3
0
51
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
18.06.2011
Costa Rica - Honduras
1:1 AET (1:1, 0:0) PSO 2:4
Roberto MORENO, PAN
NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY (USA)
17:00
18.06.2011
Mexico - Guatemala
2:1 (0:1)
Courtney CAMPBELL, JAM
NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY (USA)
20:00
19.06.2011
Jamaica - USA
0:2 (0:0)
Marco RODRIGUEZ, MEX
WASHINGTON DC (USA)
15:00
19.06.2011
Panama - El Salvador
1:1 AET (1:1, 0:0) PSO 5:3
Walter QUESADA, CRC
WASHINGTON DC (USA)
18:00
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
22.06.2011
USA - Panama
1:0 (0:0)
Enrico WIJNGAARDE, SUR
HOUSTON (USA)
19:00
22.06.2011
Honduras - Mexico
0:2 AET
Walter LOPEZ, GUA
HOUSTON (USA)
22:00
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
25.06.2011
USA - Mexico
2:4 (2:2)
Joel AGUILAR, SLV
PASADENA (USA)
21:00
52
OFC Nations Cup Solomon Islands 2012
Round One - League Round
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
22.11.2011
American Samoa - Tonga
2:1 (1:0)
Andrew ACHARI, FIJ
APIA (SAM)
15:00
22.11.2011
Cook Islands - Samoa
2:3 (1:2)
Peter O LEARY, NZL
APIA (SAM)
17:30
24.11.2011
American Samoa - Cook Islands
1:1 (1:0)
Bruce GEORGE, VAN
APIA (SAM)
15:00
24.11.2011
Samoa - Tonga
1:1 (1:0)
Averii JACQUES, TAH
APIA (SAM)
17:30
26.11.2011
Tonga - Cook Islands
2:1 (1:1)
Isidore ASSIENE-AMBASSA, NCL
APIA (SAM)
15:00
26.11.2011
Samoa - American Samoa
1:0 (0:0)
Peter O LEARY, NZL
APIA (SAM)
17:30
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
Samoa *
3
2
1
0
5
3
2
7
2
Tonga
3
1
1
1
4
4
0
4
3
American Samoa
3
1
1
1
3
3
0
4
4
Cook Islands
3
0
1
2
4
6
-2
1
Round Two - Group A
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
01.06.2012
Samoa - Tahiti
1:10 (0:4)
Gerald OIAKA, SOL
HONIARA (SOL)
12:00
01.06.2012
Vanuatu - New Caledonia
2:5 (0:1)
Peter O LEARY, NZL
HONIARA (SOL)
15:00
03.06.2012
Vanuatu - Samoa
5:0 (2:0)
John SAOHU, SOL
HONIARA (SOL)
12:00
03.06.2012
Tahiti - New Caledonia
4:3 (3:0)
Chris KERR, NZL
HONIARA (SOL)
15:00
05.06.2012
New Caledonia - Samoa
9:0 (6:0)
Gerald OIAKA, SOL
HONIARA (SOL)
12:00
05.06.2012
Tahiti - Vanuatu
4:1 (2:0)
Peter O LEARY, NZL
HONIARA (SOL)
15:00
Rank
1
Team
Tahiti *
MP
3
W
3
D
0
L
0
GF
18
GA
5
+/13
Points
9
2
New Caledonia *
3
2
0
1
17
6
11
6
3
Vanuatu
3
1
0
2
8
9
-1
3
4
Samoa
3
0
0
3
1
24
-23
0
Round Two - Group B
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
02.06.2012
Fiji - New Zealand
0:1 (0:1)
Isidore ASSIENE-AMBASSA, NCL
HONIARA (SOL)
12:00
02.06.2012
1:0 (1:0)
Norbert HAUATA, TAH
HONIARA (SOL)
15:00
04.06.2012
Solomon Islands - Papua New
Guinea
Papua New Guinea - New Zealand
1:2 (0:1)
Bruce GEORGE, VAN
HONIARA (SOL)
12:00
04.06.2012
Fiji - Solomon Islands
0:0
Abdelkader ZITOUNI, TAH
HONIARA (SOL)
15:00
06.06.2012
Papua New Guinea - Fiji
1:1 (0:1)
HONIARA (SOL)
12:00
06.06.2012
New Zealand - Solomon Islands
1:1 (1:0)
Norbert HAUATA, TAH
HONIARA (SOL)
15:00
Rank
Team
MP
W
D
L
GF
GA
+/-
Points
1
New Zealand *
3
2
1
0
4
2
2
7
2
Solomon Islands *
3
1
2
0
2
1
1
5
3
Fiji
3
0
2
1
1
2
-1
2
4
Papua New Guinea
3
0
1
2
2
4
-2
1
53
Round Two - Semi-final
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
08.06.2012
Tahiti - Solomon Islands
1:0 (1:0)
Peter O LEARY, NZL
HONIARA (SOL)
11:00
08.06.2012
New Zealand - New Caledonia
0:2 (0:0)
Norbert HAUATA, TAH
HONIARA (SOL)
15:00
Round Two - Match for third place
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
10.06.2012
Solomon Islands - New Zealand
3:4 (0:3)
HONIARA (SOL)
11:00
Round Two - Final
Date
Match
Result
Referee
City (Country)
Time
10.06.2012
Tahiti - New Caledonia
1:0 (1:0)
Peter O LEARY, NZL
HONIARA (SOL)
15:00
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