2010-2020 in football

2010


Events

International champions
Men
11 June – 11 July: 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
  Spain
  Netherlands
  Germany
4th:  Uruguay
 Argentina
 Brazil
 Ghana
 Paraguay
 Japan
 Chile
 Portugal
 United States
 England
 Mexico
 South Korea
 Slovakia
 Côte d'Ivoire
 Slovenia
 Switzerland
 South Africa
 Australia
 New Zealand
 Serbia
 Denmark
 Greece
 Italy
 Nigeria
 Algeria
 France
 Honduras
 Cameroon
 North Korea

Awards
Golden Ball:  Diego Forlán (Uruguay)[2]
Golden Boot:  Thomas Müller (Germany)[68]
Golden Glove:  Iker Casillas (Spain)[69]
Best Young Player:  Thomas Müller (Germany)[70]
FIFA Fair Play Trophy:  Spain[71]
[edit]All-Star Team
The All-Star Team was decided by an online public vote, in which people were invited to select a team (in a 4–4–2 formation) and best coach. Voting was open until 23:59 on 11 July 2010,[72] with entrants going into a draw to win a prize.
Six of the eleven players came from the Spanish team, as did the coach. The remainder of the team comprised two players from Germany, and one from each of Brazil, the Netherlands and Uruguay.[73][74]
Goalkeeper:  Iker Casillas (Spain)
Defenders:  Sergio Ramos,  Carles Puyol (Spain),  Maicon (Brazil),  Philipp Lahm (Germany)
Midfielders:  Andrés Iniesta,  Xavi (Spain),  Bastian Schweinsteiger (Germany),  Wesley Sneijder (Netherlands)
Forwards:  Diego Forlán (Uruguay),  David Villa (Spain)
Coach:  Vicente del Bosque (Spain)

Top scorer(s)
Diego Forlán
 Thomas Müller
 Wesley Sneijder
 David Villa
(5 goals each)

10 January – 31 January: 2010 African Cup of Nations in Angola.
  Egypt
  Ghana
  Niger
4th:  Algeria
14 August – 22 August: 2010 IBSA World Blind Football Championship in the United Kingdom
  Brazil
  Spain
  China PR
4th:  England
December 1–29: 2010 AFF Suzuki Cup
 Winners:  Malaysia
 Runners-up:  Indonesia
 Third place:  Philippines,  Vietnam
[edit]Women
July 13 – August 1: 2010 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Germany.
  Germany
  Niger
  South Korea
4th:  Colombia
5 September - 25 September: 2010 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Trinidad and Tobago.
  South Korea
  Japan
  Spain
4th:  North Korea
24 February – 3 March: 2010 Algarve Cup in Portugal
  United States
  Germany
  Sweden
4th:  China PR
4–21 November 2010: 2010 South American Women's Football Championship in Ecuadore
  Brazil
  Colombia
  Chile
4th:  Argentina
March 3 to 17: 2010 South American U-20 Women Championship in Colombia
  Brazil
  Colombia
  Paraguay
4th:  Chile
[edit]Club football

[edit]Continental champions
[edit]AFC
Champions League
Winners:  Seongnam
Runners-up:  Zob Ahan
Semi-finalists:  Al-Shabab,  Al-Hilal
AFC Cup
Winners:  Aleppo
Runners-up:  Qadsia
Semi-finalists:  Muangthong United,  Al-Riff
President's Cup
Winners:  Yadarnarbon
Runners-up:  Dordoi-Dynamo
Semi-finalists:  Aşgabat,  Qurghonteppa
[edit]CAF
Champions League
Winners:  Mazembe
Runners-up:  Espérance
Semi-finalists:  Kabylie,  Al-Ahly
Confederation Cup
Winners:  FUS de Rabat
Finalist:  Sfaxien
Semi-finalists:  Al-Hilal,  Ittihad
Super Cup
Winners:  Mazembe
Runners-up:  Malien
[edit]CONCACAF
Champions League
Winners:  Pachuca
Runners-up:  Cruz Azul
Semi-finalists:  Toluca,  Monterrey
SuperLiga
Winners:  Morelia
Runners-up:  New England Revolution
Semi-finalists:  Puebla,  Houston Dynamo
CFU Club Championship
Winners:  Puerto Rico Islanders
Runners-up:  Joe Public
Third place:  San Juan Jabloteh
Fourth place:  Bayamón
[edit]CONMEBOL
Copa Libertadores
Winners:  Internacional
Finalist:  Guadalajara
Semi-finalists:  São Paulo,  Universidad de Chile
Copa Sudamericana
Winners:  Independiente
Runners-up:  Goiás
Semi-finalists:  LDU Quito,  Palmeiras
Recopa Sudamericana
Winners:  LDU Quito
Runners-up:  Estudiantes
[edit]OFC
Champions League
Winners:  PRK Hekari United
Runners-up:  Waitakere United
Semi-finalists:  Auckland City,  Lautoka
[edit]UEFA
Champions League
Winners:  Internazionale
Runners-up:  Bayern Munich
Semi-finalists:  Lyon,  Barcelona
Europa League
Winners:  Atlético Madrid
Runners-up:  Fulham
Semi-finalists:  Liverpool,  Hamburg
Super Cup
Winners:  Atlético Madrid
Runners-up:  Internazionale
[edit]National champions

[edit]AFC
Australia – Sydney FC
Bahrain – Al-Ahli (Manama)
Bangladesh – Dhaka Abahani
Bhutan – Yeedzin FC
Cambodia – Phnom Penh Crown
China PR – Shandong Luneng
China Republic (Taiwan) – Kaohsiung County Taipower FC
Guam – Quality Distributors
Hong Kong – South China
India – Dempo SC
Indonesia – Arema Indonesia
Iran – Sepahan
Iraq – Dohuk FC
Japan – Nagoya Grampus
Jordan – Al-Faisaly Amman
Kuwait – Qadsia SC
Kyrgyzstan – Dordoi-Dynamo Naryn
Lebanon – Al Ahed
Macau – Windsor Arch Ka I
Malaysia – Selangor FA
Oman – Al-Suwaiq
Pakistan – KRL
Palestine – Jabal Mukabar
Qatar – Al-Gharafa Doha
Saudi Arabia – Al-Hilal Riyadh
Singapore – Etoile FC
South Korea – FC Seoul
Syria – Al-Jaish
Tajikistan – Esteghlal Dushanbe
Thailand – Muangthong United F.C.
Turkmenistan – FC Balkan
UAE – Al Wahda
Uzbekistan – Bunyodkor Tashkent
Vietnam – Hà Nội T&T F.C.
[edit]CAF
Algeria – MC Alger
Angola – G.D. Interclube
Benin – ASPAC FC
Botswana – Township Rollers FC
Burkina Faso – ASFA Yennega
Burundi – Vital'O F.C.
Cameroon – Cotonsport Garoua
Cape Verde – Boavista FC
Central African Republic – Olympic Real de Bangui
Chad – Tourbillon FC
Comoros – Elan Club
Congo – Saint Michel d'Ouenzé
DR Congo – AS Vita Club
Djibouti – AS Port
Egypt – Al-Ahly
Equatorial Guinea – Deportivo Mongomo
Eritrea – unknown
Ethiopia – Saint-George SA
Gabon – US Bitam
Gambia – Gambia Ports Authority F.C.
Ghana – Aduana Stars
Guinea – Fello Star
Guinea-Bissau – Sporting Clube de Bissau
Ivory Coast – ASEC Mimosas
Kenya – Ulinzi Stars
Lesotho – Matlama FC
Liberia – unknown
Libya – Al Ittihad
Madagascar – CNaPS Sport
Malawi – Silver Strikers F.C.
Mali – Stade Malien
Mauritania – CF Cansado
Mauritius – Pamplemousses SC
Morocco – Wydad Casablanca
Mozambique – Liga Muçulmana de Maputo
Namibia – African Stars F.C.
Niger – ASFAN
Nigeria – Enyimba
Réunion – US Stade Tamponnaise
Rwanda – APR FC
São Tomé and Príncipe – GD Sundy
Senegal – ASC Diaraf
Seychelles – St Michel United FC
Sierra Leone – East End Lions F.C.
Somalia – Gayher FC
South Africa – Supersport United FC
Sudan – Al-Hilal (Omdurman)
Swaziland – Young Buffaloes
Tanzanian – Simba SC
Togo – unknown
Tunisia – Espérance Sportive de Tunis
Ugandan – Bunamwaya SC
Zambia – ZESCO United F.C.
Zanzibar – Zanzibar Ocean View F.C.
Zimbabwe – Motor Action F.C.
[edit]CONCACAF
Nation League Champions
 Anguilla Anguillan League Roaring Lions
 Antigua and Barbuda Antigua and Barbuda Premier Division Bassa
 Aruba Campeonato AVB Britannia
 Bahamas BFA Senior League IM Bears
New Providence Football League Cavalier FC
Grand Bahama Football League Playtime Tigers
 Barbados Barbados Premiere League Notre Dame
 Belize Belize Premier Football League Defense Force
 Bermuda Bermudian Premier Division Dandy Town Hornets
 British Virgin Islands British Virgin Islands Championship Islanders FC
 Canada Canadian Soccer League Brantford Galaxy (P)
York Region Shooters (R)
 Cayman Islands Cayman Islands League Scholars International
 Costa Rica Primera División de Costa Rica Saprissa (C) / (A)
Segunda División de Costa Rica Barrio México (C)
Limón (A)
 Cuba Campeonato Nacional de Fútbol de Cuba Ciego de Ávila
 Curaçao Curaçao League Hubentut Fortuna
 Dominica Dominica Championship Centre Bath Estate
 El Salvador Primera División de Fútbol Profesional Isidro Metapán (C) / (A)
Segunda División de Fútbol Salvadoreño UES (C)
Once Municipal (A)
 French Guiana Championnat National Le Geldar
 Grenada Grenada League Carib Hurricane
 Guadeloupe Guadeloupe Division d'Honneur Vieux-Habitants
 Guatemala Liga Nacional de Fútbol de Guatemala Municipal (C)
Comunicaciones (A)
Primera División de Ascenso Mictlán (C)
Malacateco (A)
 Guyana Guyanese Super Legaue Alpha United
 Haiti Ligue Haïtienne Tempête (O)
Victory SC (F)
 Honduras Honduran Liga Nacional Olimpia (C)
Real España (A)
Honduran Liga Ascenso Necaxa (C)
Atlético Independiente (A)
 Jamaica National Premier League Harbour View
KSAFA Super League Cavaliers
South Central Super League Naggo Head
Eastern Confederation Super League Benfica
Western Confederation Super League Reno
 Martinique Martinique Championnat National RC Rivière-Pilote
 Mexico Primera División de México Toluca (C)
Santos Laguna (A)
Liga de Ascenso Necaxa (B)
Tijuana (A)
Segunda Division Universidad (B)
Celaya (A)
 Montserrat competition cancelled
 Nevis Nevis Premier Division Stoney Grove Strikers
 Panama Liga Panameña de Fútbol Árabe Unido (C)
Tauro (A)
 Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Soccer League River Plate Puerto Rico
Liga Nacional Maunabo Leones
 St. Kitts and Nevis SKNFA Premier League Newtown United
 Suriname Hoofdklasse Inter Moengotapoe
Eerste Klasse Kamal Dewaker
Randdistrictentoernooi Boma Star
 Trinidad and Tobago TT Pro League Defence Force
National Super League T&TEC
 United States Major League Soccer Colorado Rapids (P)
Los Angeles Galaxy (R)
USSF D2 Pro League Puerto Rico Islanders (P)
Rochester Rhinos (R)
USL Second Division Charleston Battery
 U.S. Virgin Islands USVI Championship New Vibes
Note: "(A)" means Apertura champion; (B) means Bicentenario champion; "(C)" means Clausura champion.
Note: "(P)" designates the league champion, by winning the playoffs; "(R)" designates the regular season champion.
Saint Kitts: Newtown United
Saint Lucia: Roots Alley Ballers
Saint-Martin: Orleans Attackers
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Avenues United
Sint Maarten: D & P Connection
Turks and Caicos Islands: AFC Academy
[edit]CONMEBOL
 Argentina – Argentinos Juniors (C); Estudiantes (A)
 Bolivia – Jorge Wilstermann (A); Oriente Petrolero (C)
 Brazil – Fluminense
 Chile – Universidad Católica
 Colombia – Junior (A); Once Caldas (C)
 Ecuador – LDU Quito
 Paraguay – Guaraní (A); Libertad (C)
 Peru – Universidad San Martín
 Uruguay – Peñarol
 Venezuela – Caracas
Note: "(A)" means Apertura champion; "(C)" mean Clausura champion.
[edit]OFC
Fiji – ongoing
French Polynesia – AS Tefana
New Caledonia – ongoing
New Zealand – Waitakere United
[edit]UEFA
Albania: Dinamo Tirana
Andorra: Santa Coloma
Armenia: Pyunik Yerevan
Austria: Red Bull Salzburg
Azerbaijan: Inter Baku
Belarus: FC BATE Borisov
Belgium: Anderlecht
Bosnia and Herzegovina: FK Željezničar Sarajevo
Bulgaria: Litex Lovech
Croatia: Dinamo Zagreb
Cyprus: Omonia
Czech Republic: Sparta Prague
Denmark: Copenhagen
England: Chelsea
Estonia: FC Flora Tallinn
Faroe Island: HB Thorshavn
Finland: HJK Helsinki
France: Marseille
Georgia: Olimpi Rustavi
Germany: Bayern Munich
Greece: Panathinaikos
Hungary: Debreceni VSC
Iceland: Breiðablik UBK
Israel: Hapoel Tel Aviv
Republic of Ireland: Shamrock Rovers
Italy: Internazionale
Kazakhstan: Tobol Kostanay
Latvia: Skonto Riga
Lithuania: Ekranas Panevezys
Luxembourg: Jeunesse Esch
Macedonia: Renova
Malta: Birkirkara
Moldova: Sheriff Tiraspol
Montenegro: Rudar Pljevlja
Netherlands: Twente
Northern Ireland: Linfield[1]
Norway: Rosenborg Trondheim
Poland: Lech Poznań
Portugal: Benfica
Romania: Cluj
Russia: FC Zenit Saint Petersburg
San Marino: Tre Fiori
Scotland: Rangers
Serbia: Partizan
Slovakia: MŠK Žilina
Slovenia: Koper
Spain: Barcelona
Sweden: Malmö FF
Switzerland: Basel
Turkey: Bursaspor
Ukraine: Shakhtar Donetsk
Wales: The New Saints
[edit]Domestic cup winners

[edit]AFC
 Qatar
Emir of Qatar Cup: Al-Rayyan
 Singapore
Singapore Cup:  Bangkok Glass
 Thailand
Thai FA Cup: Chonburi FC
[edit]CAF
[edit]CONCACAF
 Canada
Canadian Championship: Toronto FC
 Suriname
Beker van Suriname: Excelsior
President's Cup: Inter Moengotapoe
 United States
U.S. Open Cup: Seattle Sounders FC
[edit]CONMEBOL
[edit]OFC
[edit]UEFA
 England
FA Cup: Chelsea
League Cup: Manchester United
FA Trophy: Barrow
 France
Coupe de France: Paris Saint-Germain
Coupe de la Ligue: Marseille
 Germany
DFB-Pokal: Bayern Munich
 Greece
Greek Cup: Panathinaikos
 Italy
Coppa Italia: Internazionale
 Netherlands
KNVB Cup: Ajax
 Portugal
Taça de Portugal: Porto
 Russia
Russian Cup: Zenit St. Petersburg
 Scotland
Scottish Cup: Dundee United
Scottish League Cup: Rangers
 Spain
Copa del Rey: Sevilla
 Turkey
Turkish Cup: Trabzonspor

2011


Events

[edit]Men
5 – 17 January — 2011 Nile Basin Tournament in Egypt
  Egypt
  Uganda
  Congo DR
4th:  Kenya
7 – 22 January — 2011 African Under-17 Championship in Rwanda
  Burkina Faso
  Rwanda
  Congo
4th:  Côte d'Ivoire
7 – 29 January — 2011 AFC Asian Cup in Qatar
  Japan
  Australia
  South Korea
4th:  Uzbekistan
23 January – 13 February — 2011 South American Youth Championship in Peru
  Brazil
  Uruguay
  Argentina
4th:  Ecuador
8 February – 29 May — 2011 Nations Cup in the Republic of Ireland
  Republic of Ireland
  Scotland
  Wales
4th:  Northern Ireland
12 March – 9 April — 2011 South American Under-17 Football Championship in Ecuador
  Brazil
  Uruguay
  Argentina
4th:  Ecuador
17 April – 2 May (originally 18 March – 1 April) — 2011 African Youth Championship
  Nigeria
  Cameroon
  Egypt
4th:  Mali
3 – 15 May — 2011 UEFA European Under-17 Football Championship in Serbia
  Netherlands
  Germany
5 – 25 June — 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup in the United States
  Mexico
  United States
12 – 25 June — 2011 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship in Denmark
  Spain
  Switzerland
  Belarus
4th:  Czech Republic
17 June – 1 July — 2011 CPISRA Football 7-a-side World Championships in the Netherlands
  Russia
  Iran
  Ukraine
4th:  Brazil
18 June – 10 July — 2011 FIFA U-17 World Cup in Mexico
  Mexico
  Uruguay
  Germany
4th:  Brazil
1 – 24 July — 2011 Copa América in Argentina
  Uruguay
  Paraguay
  Peru
4th:  Venezuela
20 July – 1 August — 2011 UEFA European Under-19 Football Championship in Romania
  Spain
  Czech Republic
29 July – 20 August — 2011 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Colombia
  Brazil
  Portugal
  Mexico
4th:  France
30 September – 4 October — 2011 Long Teng Cup in Taiwan
  Hong Kong
  Philippines
  Chinese Taipei
4th:  Macau
[edit]Women
2 – 9 March — 2011 Algarve Cup in Portugal
  United States
  Iceland
  Japan
4th:  Sweden
30 May – 11 June — 2011 UEFA Women's U-19 Championship in Italy
  Germany
  Norway
26 June – 17 July — 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup in Germany
  Japan
  United States
  Sweden
4th:  France
28 – 31 July — 2011 UEFA U-17 Women's Championship in Switzerland
  Spain
  France
  Germany
4th:  Iceland

List of champions
Region Tournament Champion Title Last Honor
AFC (Asia) 2011 AFC Champions League Al-Sadd 2nd 1988–89
2011 AFC Cup Nasaf Qarshi 1st N/A
2011 AFC President's Cup Taiwan Power Company 1st N/A
CAF (Africa) 2011 CAF Champions League Espérance ST 2nd 1994
2011 CAF Confederation Cup Maghreb de Fès 1st N/A
2011 CAF Super Cup TP Mazembe 2nd 2010
CONCACAF
(North and Central America, Caribbean) 2010–11 CONCACAF Champions League Monterrey 1st N/A
2011 CFU Club Championship Puerto Rico Islanders 2nd 2010
CONMEBOL (South America) 2011 Copa Libertadores Santos 3rd 1963
2011 Copa Sudamericana Universidad de Chile 1st N/A
2011 Recopa Sudamericana Internacional 2nd 2007
OFC (Oceania) 2010–11 O-League Auckland City 2nd 2009
UEFA (Europe) 2010–11 UEFA Champions League Barcelona 4th 2009
2010–11 UEFA Europa League Porto 2nd 2003
2011 UEFA Super Cup Barcelona 4th 2009

UEFA nations
Nation League Champion Title Last Honor Ref.
 Albania 2010–11 Albanian Superliga Skënderbeu Korçë 2nd 1933 [12]
 Andorra 2010–11 Primera Divisió Santa Coloma 6th 2010 [13]
 Armenia 2011 Armenian Premier League Ulisses 1st —
 Austria 2010–11 Austrian Football Bundesliga Sturm Graz 3rd 1999
 Azerbaijan 2010–11 Azerbaijan Premier League Neftchi Baku 6th 2005
 Belarus 2011 Belarusian Premier League BATE Borisov 8th 2010
 Belgium 2010–11 Jupiler League Genk 3rd 2002
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2010–11 Premijer Liga Borac Banja Luka 1st —
 Bulgaria 2010–11 A PFG Litex Lovech 4th 2010
 Croatia 2010–11 Prva HNL Dinamo Zagreb 13th[A] 2010
 Cyprus 2010–11 Cypriot First Division APOEL 21st 2009
 Czech Republic 2010–11 Gambrinus liga Viktoria Plzeň 1st —
 Denmark 2010–11 Danish Superliga Copenhagen 9th 2010
 England 2010–11 Premier League Manchester United 19th[B] 2009
 Estonia 2011 Meistriliiga Flora Tallinn 9th 2010
 Faroe Islands 2011 Vodafonedeildin B36 Tórshavn 8th 2005
 Finland 2011 Veikkausliiga HJK Helsinki 24th 2010
 France 2010–11 Ligue 1 Lille 3rd 1954
 Georgia 2010–11 Umaglesi Liga Zestafoni 1st —
 Germany 2010–11 Fußball-Bundesliga Borussia Dortmund 7th 2002
 Greece 2010–11 Superleague Greece Olympiacos 38th 2009
 Hungary 2010–11 NB I Videoton 1st —
 Iceland 2011 Úrvalsdeild KR Reykjavík 25th 2003
 Ireland 2011 League of Ireland Shamrock Rovers 17th 2010
 Israel 2010–11 Israeli Premier League Maccabi Haifa 12th[C] 2009
 Italy 2010–11 Serie A Milan 18th 2004
 Kazakhstan 2011 Kazakhstan Premier League Shakhter Karagandy 1st —
 Latvia 2011 Latvian Higher League Ventspils 4th 2008
 Lithuania 2011 A Lyga Ekranas 6th[D] 2010
 Luxenmbourg 2010–11 Luxembourg National Division F91 Dudelange 9th 2009
 Macedonia 2010–11 Macedonian Prva Liga Škendija 1st —
 Malta 2010–11 Maltese Premier League Valletta 20th 2008
 Moldova 2010–11 Moldovan National Division Dacia Chişinău 1st —
 Montenegro 2010–11 Montenegrin First League Mogren 2nd 2008–09
 Netherlands 2010–11 Eredivisie Ajax 30th 2004
 Northern Ireland 2010–11 IFA Premiership Linfield 50th 2010
 Norway 2011 Tippeligaen Molde 1st —
 Poland 2010–11 Ekstraklasa Wisła Kraków 14th 2009
 Portugal 2010–11 Primeira Liga Porto 25th 2009
 Romania 2010–11 Liga I Oţelul Galaţi 1st —
 Russia Russian Premier League [E] N/A N/A
 San Marino Campionato Sammarinese di Calcio Tre Fiori
 Scotland Scottish Premier League Rangers
 Serbia Serbian Superliga Partizan
 Slovakia Slovak Superliga Slovan Bratislava
 Slovenia 2010–11 Slovenian PrvaLiga Maribor 9th 2009
 Spain 2010–11 La Liga Barcelona 21st 2010
 Sweden 2011 Allsvenskan Helsingborg 7th 1999
 Switzerland 2010–11 Swiss Super League Basel 14th 2010
 Turkey Turkcell Super League Fenerbahçe or Trabzonspor
 Ukraine Ukrainian Premier League Shakhtar Donetsk
 Wales Welsh Premier League Bangor City

CONCACAF nations
Nation League Champion Title Last Honor
 Anguilla 2010–11 AFA League Kicks United 2nd 2007
 Antigua and Barbuda 2010–11 Antigua and Barbuda Premier Division Parham FC 4th 2003
 Aruba 2010–11 Aruban Division di Honor Racing Club Aruba 7th 2008
 Bahamas 2011 BFA Senior League IM Bears FC 4th 2010
 Barbados 2011 Barbados Premier Division Youth Milan 2nd 2006
 Belize 2010–11 Belize Premier Football League Belize Defence Force 2nd 2010
 Bermuda 2010–11 Bermudian Premier Division North Village Community Club 8th 2006
 British Virgin Islands 2011 British Virgin Islands Championship Islanders FC 2nd 2010
 Cayman Islands 2010–11 Cayman Islands League Elite SC 2nd 2009
 Costa Rica 2011 Verano[A] Alajuelense 26th 2010
2011 Invierno[B] TBD TBD TBD
 Cuba 2010–11 Campeonato Nacional de Fútbol de Cuba Villa Clara 11th 2004
 Curaçao 2010–11 Sekshon Pagá
 Dominica 2010–11 Dominica Premiere League
 Dominican Republic 2011 Primera División de Republica Dominicana
 El Salvador 2011 Clausura[C] Alianza 10th 2004
2011 Apertura[D] TBD TBD TBD
 French Guiana 2010–11 French Guiana Championnat National Matoury 3rd 2006
 Grenada 2011 Grenada Premier Division Hard Rock FC 1st —
 Guadeloupe 2010–11 Guadeloupe Division d'Honneur Moulien 3rd 2009
 Guatemala 2010–11 Liga Nacional de Fútbol de Guatemala Comunicaciones 24th[E] 2008
 Guyana 2011 GFF National Super League Alpha United 3rd 2010
 Haiti 2010–11 1. Ligue Haïtienne Aigle Noir 4th 1970
 Honduras 2010–11 Honduran Liga Nacional Olimpia 23rd 2010
 Jamaica 2010–11 National Premier League Tivoli Gardens 5th 2009
 Martinique 2010–11 Martinique Championnat National Club Colonial 19th 1972
 Mexico 2011 Clausura[F] UNAM 7th 2009
2011 Apertura[G] TBD TBD TBD
 Montserrat 2011 Montserrat Championship Competition not held
 Nicaragua 2011 Clausura[H] Real Estelí 10th 2010
2011 Apertura[I] TBD TBD TBD
 Panama 2011 Clausura[J] San Francisco 7th 2009
2011 Apertura[K] TBD TBD TBD
 St. Kitts and Nevis 2010–11 SKNFA Premier League St Paul's United 3rd 2009
 St. Lucia 2011 Saint Lucia Gold Division VSADC 7th 2002
 St. Martin 2010–11 Saint-Martin Championships Junior Stars 11th 2003
 St. Vincent and the Grenadines 2010–11 NLA Premier League Avenues United 2nd 2010
 Sint Maarten 2010–11 Sint Maarten League No competition held
 Suriname 2010–11 Hoofdklasse Inter Moengotapoe 3rd 2008
 Trinidad and Tobago 2010–11 TT Pro League Defence Force 21st 1999
 Turks and Caicos Islands 2010–11 MFL League Provopool FC 1st —
 United States and Canada 2011 Major League Soccer Los Angeles Galaxy 3rd 2005
 U.S. Virgin Islands 2010–11 U.S. Virgin Islands Championship Competition not held
[edit]CONMEBOL nations
 Argentina — Primera División:
Clausura: Vélez Sársfield
Apertura: Boca Juniors
 Bolivia — LFPB: Bolívar
 Brazil — Série A: Corinthians (5th title)
 Chile — Primera División:
Apertura: Universidad de Chile
Clausura: TBD
 Colombia — Primera A:
Apertura: Atlético Nacional
Finalización: Junior
 Ecuador — Serie A: Deportivo Quito
 Paraguay — Primera División:
Apertura: Nacional
Clausura: TBD
 Peru — Primera División: TBD
 Uruguay — Primera División: Nacional
 Venezuela — Primera División: Deportivo Táchira

2012


Men
January 21 – February 12 — 2012 African Cup of Nations in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea[1]
  Zambia
  Côte d'Ivoire
  Mali
4th  Ghana
March 8 – March 19 — 2012 AFC Challenge Cup in Nepal
  North Korea
  Turkmenistan
  Philippines
4th  Palestine
June 1 – June 3 — 2012 Baltic Cup in Estonia
  Latvia
  Finland
  Estonia
4th  Lithuania
June 3 – June 11 — 2012 OFC Nations Cup in Fiji
  Tahiti
  New Caledonia
  New Zealand
4th  Solomon Islands
June 8 – July 1 — Euro 2012 in Poland/Ukraine
1 Spain
2 Italy
3 Germany
4 Portugal
5 England
6 Czech Republic
7 France,  Greece
9 Croatia,  Russia
11 Denmark,  Ukraine
13 Poland,  Sweden
15 Netherlands,  Republic of Ireland

Goalkeepers Defenders Midfielders Forwards
 Manuel Neuer
 Gianluigi Buffon
 Iker Casillas Philipp Lahm
 Fábio Coentrão
 Pepe
 Jordi Alba
 Gerard Piqué
 Sergio Ramos Steven Gerrard
 Sami Khedira
 Mesut Özil
 Andrea Pirlo
 Daniele De Rossi
 Xabi Alonso
 Sergio Busquets
 Andrés Iniesta
 Xavi Mario Balotelli
 Cristiano Ronaldo
 Cesc Fàbregas
 David Silva
 Zlatan Ibrahimović
UEFA Player of the Tournament
 Andrés Iniesta
Golden Boot
 Fernando Torres (3 goals)

Goalscorers

3 goals
 Fernando Torres
 Mario Mandžukić
 Mario Gómez
 Mario Balotelli
 Cristiano Ronaldo
 Alan Dzagoev
2 goals
 Petr Jiráček
 Václav Pilař
 Nicklas Bendtner
 Michael Krohn-Dehli
 Dimitris Salpingidis
 Xabi Alonso
 Cesc Fàbregas
 David Silva
 Zlatan Ibrahimović
 Andriy Shevchenko




22 June – 6 July 2012: 2012 Arab Nations Cup in Saudi Arabia
  Morocco
  Libya
  Iraq
4th  Saudi Arabia
September 25 - September 29 - 2012 Philippine Peace Cup in the Philippines
  Philippines
  Chinese Taipei
  Guam
4th  Macau
November 24 – December 22 — 2012 AFF Suzuki Cup in Malaysia and Thailand
8 December – 20 December: 2012 West Asian Football Federation Championship in Kuwait
[edit]Women
20 January – 5 February: 2012 South American U-20 Women Championship in Brazil
  Brazil
  Argentina
  Colombia
4th:  Paraguay
August 18 – September 9 — 2012 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Japan
  United States
  Germany
  Japan
4th:  Nigeria
September 22 – October 13 — 2012 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Azerbaijan
[edit]News

In 2012, Major League Soccer in the United States and Canada will add its 19th team, confirmed in 2010 as the Montreal Impact.
CONCACAF changes the format of its club continental cup in the 2012–13 CONCACAF Champions League, taking out the preliminary round and putting the 24 teams in 8 groups of 3 teams each.
January 30 – Women's Professional Soccer in the U.S. announces that it will cancel its 2012 season, with hopes of returning in 2013. The cancellation is the latest fallout from conflict with team owner Dan Borislow that consumed much of the 2011 season and extended into the offseason.[2]
2011–12 Egyptian Premier League

The 2011-2012 season, the league increased from 16 to 19 teams due to no relegation in the 2010–11 season as a result of the 2011 Egyptian revolution. Three teams were promoted from the second division.
Following the Port Said Stadium disaster on 1 February 2012, the season was suspended.[3] At that time, teams had played between 14 and 17 games out of 30. Haras El-Hodood was in first place with a 12–1–1 record. This result was considered a significant surprise by Al Ahram.[4] On 10 March 2012, a decision was reached to cancel the remainder of the season.
Continental champions

Region Tournament Champion Title Last Honor
AFC (Asia) 2012 AFC Champions League
2012 AFC Cup
2012 AFC President's Cup Istiqlol 1st
CAF (Africa) 2012 CAF Champions League
2012 CAF Confederation Cup
2012 CAF Super Cup Maghreb de Fes 1st
CONCACAF
(North and Central America, Caribbean) 2011–12 CONCACAF Champions League Monterrey 2nd 2011
2012 CFU Club Championship Caledonia AIA 1st
CONMEBOL (South America) 2012 Copa Libertadores Corinthians 1st
2012 Copa Sudamericana
2012 Recopa Sudamericana
OFC (Oceania) 2011–12 O-League Auckland City 4th 2011
UEFA (Europe) 2011–12 UEFA Champions League Chelsea 1st
2011–12 UEFA Europa League Atletico Madrid 2nd 2010
2012 UEFA Super Cup Atletico Madrid 2nd 2010 UEFA Super Cup

Domestic Champions

UEFA nations
Nation League Champion Title Last Honor
 Albania 2011–12 Albanian Superliga Skënderbeu Korçë 3rd 2011
 Andorra 2011–12 Primera Divisió FC Lusitanos 1st —
 Austria 2011–12 Austrian Football Bundesliga FC Red Bull Salzburg 7th 2010
 Azerbaijan 2011–12 Azerbaijan Premier League Neftchi Baku 7th 2011
 Belarus 2012 Belarusian Premier League BATE Borisov 8th 2011
 Belgium 2011–12 Jupiler League Anderlecht 31th 2010
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2011–12 Premijer Liga Željezničar 5th 2010
 Bulgaria 2011–12 A PFG Ludogorets Razgrad 1st —
 Croatia 2011–12 Prva HNL Dinamo Zagreb 13th[A] 2010
 Cyprus 2011–12 Cypriot First Division APOEL 21st 2009
 Czech Republic 2011–12 Gambrinus liga Viktoria Plzen 1st —
 Denmark 2011–12 Danish Superliga Copenhagen 9th 2010
 England 2011–12 Premier League Manchester City 3rd 1968
 Estonia 2012 Meistriliiga Flora Tallinn 9th 2010
 Faroe Islands 2012 Vodafonedeildin B36 Tórshavn 8th 2005
 Finland 2012 Veikkausliiga HJK Helsinki 24th 2010
 France 2011–12 Ligue 1 Lille 3rd 1954
 Georgia 2011–12 Umaglesi Liga Zestafoni 1st —
 Germany 2011–12 Fußball-Bundesliga Borussia Dortmund 8th 2011
 Greece 2011–12 Superleague Greece Olympiacos 38th 2009
 Hungary 2011–12 NB I Debreceni VSC 6th 2010
 Iceland 2012 Úrvalsdeild KR Reykjavík 25th 2003
 Ireland 2012 League of Ireland Shamrock Rovers 17th 2010
 Israel 2011–12 Israeli Premier League Maccabi Haifa 12th[C] 2009
 Italy 2011–12 Serie A Juventus 28th 2003
 Kazakhstan 2012 Kazakhstan Premier League Shakhter Karagandy 1st —
 Latvia 2012 Latvian Higher League Ventspils 4th 2008
 Lithuania 2012 A Lyga Ekranas 6th[D] 2010
 Luxenmbourg 2011–12 Luxembourg National Division F91 Dudelange 9th 2009
 Macedonia 2011–12 First Macedonian Football League Škendija 1st —
 Malta 2011–12 Maltese Premier League Valletta 20th 2008
 Moldova 2011–12 Moldovan National Division Dacia Chisinau 1st —
 Montenegro 2011–12 Montenegrin First League FK Budućnost 2nd 2008
 Netherlands 2011–12 Eredivisie Ajax 31st 2011
 Northern Ireland 2011–12 IFA Premiership Linfield 50th 2010
 Norway 2012 Tippeligaen Molde 1st —
 Poland 2011–12 Ekstraklasa Śląsk Wrocław 2nd 1977
 Portugal 2011–12 Primeira Liga Porto 25th 2009
 Romania 2011–12 Liga I CFR Cluj 3rd 2010
 Russia Russian Premier League [E] N/A N/A
 San Marino Campionato Sammarinese di Calcio Tre Fiori
 Scotland Scottish Premier League Celtic 43rd 2008
 Serbia Serbian Superliga Partizan
 Slovakia Slovak Superliga Slovan Bratislava
 Slovenia 2011–12 Slovenian PrvaLiga Maribor 9th 2009
 Spain 2011–12 La Liga Real Madrid 32nd 2008
 Sweden 2012 Allsvenskan Helsingborg 7th 1999
 Switzerland 2011–12 Swiss Super League Basel 14th 2010
 Turkey 2011–12 Süper Lig Galatasaray 18th 2008
 Ukraine Ukrainian Premier League Shakhtar Donetsk
 Wales Welsh Premier League Bangor City


World cup winner

2010 - Spain

Best player

2010 South Africa  Uruguay Diego Forlán  
                             Netherlands Wesley Sneijder
                             Spain David Villa

Topscorers

2010 South Africa Germany Thomas Müller                    5
                           Spain David Villa                                 5  
                           Netherlands Wesley Sneijder               5

All star team

2010 South Africa  

Spain Iker Casillas
 
Brazil Maicon
Germany Philipp Lahm
Spain Carles Puyol
Spain Sergio Ramos
 
Germany Bastian Schweinsteiger
Netherlands Wesley Sneijder
Spain Andrés Iniesta
Spain Xavi
 
Spain David Villa
Uruguay Diego Forlán

2000-2010 in football

2000


Winner national club championship

[edit]Europe
England – Manchester United
France – AS Monaco
Germany – Bayern Munich
Iceland – KR
Ireland: Shelbourne
Italy – Lazio
Netherlands
Eredivisie – PSV
Eerste Divisie – NAC Breda
Portugal – Sporting CP
Scotland – Celtic
Spain – Deportivo La Coruña
Turkey – Galatasaray
[edit]South America
 Argentina
Clausura – River Plate
Apertura – Boca Juniors
 Bolivia – Jorge Wilstermann
 Brazil – Vasco da Gama (Copa João Havelange)
 Chile – Universidad de Chile
 Ecuador – Olmedo
 Paraguay – Olimpia Asunción
 Perú – Universitario de Deportes
[edit]International tournaments

African Cup of Nations in Ghana and Nigeria (January 22 – February 13, 2000)
 Cameroon
 Nigeria
 South Africa
UEFA European Football Championship in Belgium and the Netherlands (June 10 – July 2, 2000)
 France
 Italy
—

Awards
UEFA Team of the Tournament
Goalkeepers Defenders Midfielders Forwards
 Fabien Barthez
 Francesco Toldo Laurent Blanc
 Marcel Desailly
 Lilian Thuram
 Fabio Cannavaro
 Paolo Maldini
 Alessandro Nesta
 Frank de Boer Patrick Vieira
 Zinedine Zidane
 Demetrio Albertini
 Edgar Davids
 Rui Costa
 Luís Figo
 Josep Guardiola Thierry Henry
 Francesco Totti
 Patrick Kluivert
 Nuno Gomes
 Savo Milošević
 Raúl
Golden Boot
 Patrick Kluivert
 Savo Milošević
(5 goals)
UEFA Player of the Tournament
 Zinedine Zidane

Goalscorers
5 goals
 Patrick Kluivert
 Savo Milošević
4 goals
 Nuno Gomes
3 goals
 Thierry Henry
 Sérgio Conceição
 Zlatko Zahovič
2 goals
 Vladimír Šmicer
 Alan Shearer
 Youri Djorkaeff
 David Trézéguet
 Sylvain Wiltord
 Zinedine Zidane
 Filippo Inzaghi
 Francesco Totti
 Frank de Boer
 Marc Overmars
 Boudewijn Zenden
 Gaizka Mendieta
 Alfonso Pérez
 Hakan Şükür
1 goal
 Bart Goor
 Émile Mpenza
 Karel Poborský
 Steve McManaman
 Michael Owen
 Paul Scholes
 Laurent Blanc
 Christophe Dugarry
 Mehmet Scholl
 Antonio Conte
 Alessandro Del Piero
 Marco Delvecchio
 Luigi Di Biagio
 Stefano Fiore
 Ronald de Boer
 Steffen Iversen
 Costinha
 Luís Figo
 João Pinto
 Cristian Chivu
 Ionel Ganea
 Viorel Moldovan
 Dorinel Munteanu
 Miran Pavlin
 Joseba Etxeberria
 Pedro Munitis
 Raúl
 Henrik Larsson
 Johan Mjällby
 Okan Buruk
 Ljubinko Drulović
 Dejan Govedarica
 Slobodan Komljenović
Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia (September 13 – 30 2000)
Men's Tournament
 Cameroon
 Spain
 Chile
Women's Tournament
 Norway
 United States
 Germany

2001


Winners national club championship

[edit]Asia
Iran
Azadegan League – Esteghal
2nd Division – Aboomoslem
Hazfi Cup – Fajr Sepasi
Singapore – Geylang United
Europe
England – Manchester United
France – Nantes
Germany – Bayern Munich
Italy – Roma
Netherlands
Eredivisie – PSV
Eerste Divisie – Den Bosch
Portugal – Boavista
Spain – Real Madrid
Turkey – Fenerbahçe
South America
 Argentina
Clausura – San Lorenzo
Apertura – Racing Club
 Bolivia – Oriente Petrolero
 Brazil – Atlético Paranaense
 Ecuador – Emelec
 Paraguay – Cerro Porteño

International tournaments

UNCAF Nations Cup in Honduras (May 23 – June 3, 2001)
 Guatemala
 Costa Rica
 El Salvador
Baltic Cup in Riga, Latvia (July 3 – 5 2001)
 Latvia
 Lithuania
 Estonia
Copa América in Colombia (July 11–29, 2001)
 Colombia
 Mexico
 Honduras
FIFA U-20 World Cup in Argentina (June 17 – July 8, 2001)
 Argentina
 Ghana
 Egypt
FIFA U-17 World Championship in Trinidad and Tobago (September 13–30, 2001)
 France
 Nigeria
 Burkina Faso

2002




Awards

Golden Boot Winner Golden Ball Winner Yashin Award Best Young Player FIFA Fair Play Trophy Most Entertaining Team
 Ronaldo Oliver Kahn1 Oliver Kahn Landon Donovan Belgium South Korea
1Oliver Kahn is the only goalkeeper to have won the Golden Ball in FIFA World Cup history.[26]
All-star team
Goalkeepers Defenders Midfielders Forwards
 Oliver Kahn
 Rüştü Reçber
 Sol Campbell
 Fernando Hierro
 Hong Myung-Bo
 Alpay Özalan
 Roberto Carlos
 Michael Ballack
 Claudio Reyna
 Rivaldo
 Ronaldinho
 Yoo Sang-Chul
 El Hadji Diouf
 Miroslav Klose
 Ronaldo
 Hasan Şaş

Goalscorers
8 goals
 Ronaldo
5 goals
 Rivaldo
 Miroslav Klose
4 goals
 Jon Dahl Tomasson
 Christian Vieri
3 goals
 Michael Ballack
 Robbie Keane
 Marc Wilmots
 Pauleta
 Papa Bouba Diop
 Fernando Morientes
 Raúl
 Henrik Larsson
 İlhan Mansız
2 goals
 Ronaldinho
 Rónald Gómez
 Michael Owen
 Junichi Inamoto
 Jared Borgetti
 Nelson Cuevas
 Henri Camara
 Ahn Jung-Hwan
 Fernando Hierro
 Ümit Davala
 Hasan Şaş
 Brian McBride
 Landon Donovan

2003


Winners national club championship

[edit]Africa
Algeria – USM Alger
Cameroun – Cottonsport Garoua
Côte d'Ivoire – ASEC Mimosas
Egypt – Zamalek
Lybie – Al-Ittihad
Mali – Stade Malien
Morocco – Hassania Agadir
Nigeria – Enyimba
Tunisia – Espéance
[edit]Asia
Hong Kong – Sun Hei
Iran – Sepahan
[edit]Europe
Denmark – Copenhagen
England – Manchester United
France – Lyon
Germany – Bayern Munich
Iceland – KR
Ireland: Shelbourne
Italy – Juventus
Netherlands
Eredivisie – PSV
Eerste Divisie – Den Haag
Portugal – Porto
Russia – CSKA Moscow
Spain – Real Madrid
Sweden
Allsvenskan – Djurgården
Svenska Cupen – Elfsborg
[edit]North and Central America
Mexico:
Clausura – Rayados de Monterrey
Apertura – Pachuca
[edit]South America
 Argentina
2002–03 Clausura – River Plate
2003–04 Apertura – Boca Juniors
 Bolivia – Bolívar
Torneo Apertura – The Strongest
Torneo Clausura – The Strongest
 Brazil – Cruzeiro
 Colombia – Once Caldas
 Ecuador – LDU Quito
 Paraguay – Club Libertad
 Uruguay – Peñarol

International tournaments

UNCAF Nations Cup in Panama (9 – 23 February 2003)
 Costa Rica
 Guatemala
 El Salvador
Baltic Cup in Estonia (3 – 5 July 2003)
 Latvia
 Lithuania
 Estonia
Pan American Games in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (2 – 15 August 2003)
Men's Tournament
 Argentina
 Brazil
 Mexico
Women's Tournament
 Brazil
 Canada
 Mexico
FIFA U-20 World Cup in United Arab Emirates (27 November – 19 December 2003)
 Brazil
 Spain
 Colombia
FIFA U-17 World Championship in Finland (13 – 30 August 2003)
 Brazil
 Spain
 Argentina
Afro-Asian Games in Hyderabad, India (22 – 31 October 2003)
 India
 Uzbekistan
 Zimbabwe

2004


Winners of national club championships

[edit]Africa
Angola – Aviação
Egypt – Al-Zamalek
Morocco – Raja Casablanca
Mozambique – Ferroviário de Nampula
Nigeria – Dolphins FC
South Africa – Kaizer Chiefs Football Club
Tunisia – Espérance
[edit]Asia
China – Shenzhen Jianlibao
Hong Kong – Sun Hei
India – East Bengal Club
Indonesia – Persebaya Surabaya
Iran:
Pro League – Pas Tehran
Azadegan League – Saba Battery
Hazfi Cup – Sepahan
Japan:
J. League Division 1 – Yokohama F. Marinos
J. League Division 2 – Kawasaki Frontale
J. League Cup – F.C. Tokyo
Emperor's Cup – Tokyo Verdy 1969 (played 1 January 2005)
Malaysia – Perlis
Pakistan – WAPDA
Saudi Arabia – Al-Shabab
Singapore – Tampines Rovers FC
South Korea – Suwon Samsung Bluewings
[edit]Europe
Albania – SK Tirana
Andorra – Principat
Armenia – Pyunik
Austria – Grazer
Azerbaijan – PFC Neftchi
Belarus – Dinamo Minsk
Belgium – Anderlecht
Bosnia and Herzegovina – Široki Brijeg
Bulgaria – Lokomotiv Plovdiv
Croatia – Hajduk Split
Cyprus – APOEL
Czech Republic – Baník Ostrava
Denmark – FC Copenhagen
England – Arsenal
Estonia – Levadia Tallinn
Faroe Islands – HB Tórshavn
Finland – Haka
France – Lyon
Georgia – WIT Georgia
Germany – Werder Bremen
Greece – Panathinaikos
Hungary – Ferencváros
Iceland – Fimleikafélag Hafnarfjarðar
Isle of Man – Saint Georges
Israel – Maccabi Haifa
Italy – Milan
Kazakhstan – Kairat Almaty
Latvia – Skonto
Lithuania – FBK Kaunas
Luxembourg – Jeunesse Esch
Malta – Sliema Wanderers
Moldova – Sheriff Tiraspol
Netherlands
Eredivisie – Ajax
Eerste Divisie – Den Bosch
Northern Ireland – Linfield
Norway – Rosenborg
Poland – Wisła Kraków
Portugal – Porto
Republic of Ireland – Shelbourne
Republic of Macedonia – FK Pobeda
Romania – Dinamo Bucureşti
Russia – Lokomotiv Moscow
San Marino – Pennarossa
Scotland – Celtic
Serbia and Montenegro – Red Star Belgrade
Slovakia – MŠK Žilina
Slovenia – ND Gorica
Spain – Valencia
Sweden – Malmö FF
Switzerland – FC Basel
Turkey – Fenerbahçe
Ukraine – Dynamo Kyiv
Wales – Rhyl
[edit]North America
Canada – Toronto Croatia
Costa Rica – Deportivo Saprissa
USA – D.C. United
[edit]Oceania
Australia – Perth Glory
South America
 Argentina
2003–04 Clausura – River Plate
2004–05 Apertura – Newell's Old Boys
 Bolivia – Bolívar
Torneo Apertura – Bolívar
Torneo Clausura – Oriente Petrolero
 Brazil – Santos
 Chile – Universidad de Chile
 Ecuador – Deportivo Cuenca
 Paraguay – Cerro Porteño
 Peru – Alianza Lima
 Uruguay – Danubio FC
 Venezuela – Caracas FC
International tournaments

African Cup of Nations in Tunisia (24 January – 14 February 2004)
 Tunisia
 Morocco
 Nigeria
UEFA European Football Championship in Portugal (12 June – 4 July 2004)
 Greece
 Portugal
 Netherlands and  Czech Republic

Goalkeepers Defenders Midfielders Forwards
 Petr Čech
 Antonios Nikopolidis Sol Campbell
 Ricardo Carvalho
 Ashley Cole
 Traianos Dellas
 Olof Mellberg
 Giourkas Seitaridis
 Gianluca Zambrotta Michael Ballack
 Luís Figo
 Frank Lampard
 Maniche
 Pavel Nedvěd
 Theodoros Zagorakis
 Zinedine Zidane Milan Baroš
 Angelos Charisteas
 Henrik Larsson
 Ruud van Nistelrooy
 Cristiano Ronaldo
 Wayne Rooney
 Jon Dahl Tomasson

Golden Boot
The Golden Boot was awarded to Milan Baroš, who scored five goals in all three group stage matches and in the quarter-finals against Denmark.
 Milan Baroš (5 goals)
UEFA Player of the Tournament
 Theodoros Zagorakis

Goalscorers

5 goals
 Milan Baroš
4 goals
 Wayne Rooney
 Ruud van Nistelrooy
3 goals
 Jon Dahl Tomasson
 Frank Lampard
 Zinedine Zidane
 Angelos Charisteas
 Henrik Larsson
2 goals
 Marek Heinz
 Jan Koller
 Thierry Henry
 Antonio Cassano
 Rui Costa
 Maniche
Copa América in Peru (6–25 July 2004)
 Brazil
 Argentina
 Uruguay
AFC Asian Cup in PR China (17 July – 7 August 2004)
 Japan
 China PR
 Iran
Olympic Games in Greece (11 – 28 August 2004)
Men's Tournament
 Argentina
 Paraguay
 Italy
Women's Tournament
 United States
 Brazil
 Germany

2005


Winners national championships

[edit]National club championships in Europe (UEFA)
Albania:
Superliga and Supercup – SK Tiranë
Albanian Cup – KS Teuta Durrës
Andorra:
Primera División – UE Sant Julià
Copa Constitució and Supercopa – Santa Coloma
Armenia:
Armenian Premier League – Pyunik
Armenian Cup – MIKA
Austria:
Bundesliga – Rapid Wien
Austrian Cup – Austria Wien
Azerbaijan:
AFFA Supreme League – Neftchi Baku
Azerbaijan Cup – FK Baku
Belarus:
Belarusian Premier League – FC Shakhtyor Soligorsk
Belarusian Cup – FC MTZ-RIPO Minsk
Belgium: for fuller coverage, see: 2004-05 in Belgian football
Jupiler League and Supercup – Club Brugge
Belgian Cup – Germinal Beerschot
Bosnia and Herzegovina:
Premier League – NK Zrinjski Mostar
Bosnia and Herzegovina Cup – FK Sarajevo
Bulgaria:
Bulgarian A Professional Football Group – CSKA Sofia
Bulgarian Cup and Supercup – PFC Levski Sofia
Croatia:
Prva HNL and Croatian Supercup – Hajduk Split
Croatian Cup – NK Rijeka
Cyprus:
Cypriot First Division – Anorthosis Famagusta
Cypriot Cup and Supercup – Omonia Nicosia
Czech Republic:
Gambrinus liga – Sparta Prague
Czech Republic Football Cup – Baník Ostrava
Denmark: for fuller coverage, see: 2004-05 in Danish football
Superliga and DONG Cup – Brøndby
England: for fuller coverage, see: 2004-05 in English football
Premiership and League Cup – Chelsea
FA Cup – Arsenal
Estonia:
Meistriliiga – FC TVMK Tallinn
Esiliiga – JK Vaprus Pärnu, FC Levadia Tallinn, FC Ajax Lasnamäe
Estonian Cup – FC Levadia Tallinn
Faroe Islands:
1. Deild – B36 Tórshavn
Faroe Islands Cup – GÍ Gøta
Finland:
Veikkausliiga – MyPa 47 Anjalankoski
Finnish Cup – FC Haka Valkeakoski
Finnish League Cup – AC Allianssii Vantaa
France:
Ligue 1 – Lyon
French Cup – Auxerre
French League Cup – Strasbourg
Georgia:
Georgian Premier League – FC Dinamo Tbilisi
Georgian Cup – FC Lokomotivi Tbilisi
Germany:
Bundesliga and German Cup – Bayern Munich
Greece:
Greek National Division and Greek Cup – Olympiacos
Hungary:
Arany Aszok Liga – Debreceni VSC
Hungarian Cup – Mátav FC Sopron
Iceland:
Icelandic Premier League – FH
Icelandic Cup – Valur
Icelandic League Cup – KR
Ireland:
League of Ireland and Munster Senior Cup – Cork City
FAI Cup – Drogheda United
League of Ireland Cup – Derry City
Israel:
Israeli Football Leagues
Israeli Premier League – Maccabi Haifa
Liga Leumit – Hapoel Kfar Saba
Liga Artzit – Hapoel Ashkelon
Toto Cup – Hapoel Petah Tikva (Al), Maccabi Natanya (Leumit) and Hapoel Ashkelon (Artzit)
Israel State Cup – Maccabi Tel Aviv
Italy:
Serie A – Juventus (stripped of title on July 14, 2006) see also 2004–05 Serie A and 2006 Serie A scandal
Italian Cup – Internazionale
Italian Super Cup – A.C. Milan
Kazakhstan:
Kazakhstan Super League – FC Aktobe-Lento
Kazakhstan Cup – FC Zhenis Astana
Latvia:
Virsliga – FK Liepājas Metalurgs
Latvian Cup – FK Ventspils
Liechtenstein:
Cup – FC Vaduz
Lithuania:
Lithuanian Premier League – FK Ekranas
Lithuanian Cup – FBK Kaunas
Luxembourg:
Premier League – F91 Dudelange
Cup – CS Pétange
Macedonia:
Macedonian First League – FK Rabotnički Kometal Skopje
Macedonian Cup – FK Bashkimi Kumanovo
Malta:
Maltese Football League and Supercup – Sliema Wanderers
Maltese Cup – Birkirkara FC
Moldova:
Moldavian Premier League – FC Sheriff Tiraspol
Moldavian Cup – FC Nistru Otaci
Eredivisie and KNVB Cup – PSV
Eerste Divisie – Heracles Almelo
Northern Ireland:
Irish Premier League and Irish League Cup – Glentoran F.C.
Irish Cup – Portadown F.C.
Setanta Cup – Linfield F.C.
Norway: for fuller coverage, see: 2005 in Norwegian football
Tippeligaen – Vålerenga
Norwegian Cup – Molde
Poland:
Ekstraklasa – Wisła Kraków
Puchar Polski – Dyskobolia Grodzisk Wielkopolski
 Portugal
SuperLiga – Benfica
Cup of Portugal – Vitória Setúbal
Romania: for fuller coverage, see: 2004-05 in Romanian Football
Romanian Premier League – Steaua București
Romanian Cup and Romanian Super Cup – Dinamo București
Russia: for fuller coverage, see: 2005 in Russian football
Russian Premier League and Russian Cup – CSKA Moscow
San Marino:
Premier League – F.C. Domagnano
Titano Cup – S.S. Pennarossa Chiesanuova
Supercup – S.P. Tre Penne Serravalle
Scotland: for fuller coverage, see: 2004-05 in Scottish football
Scottish Premier League and League Cup – Rangers
Scottish Cup – Celtic
Serbia and Montenegro:
Meridian Superliga – FK Partizan Belgrade
Serbia and Montenegro Cup – FK Voždovac Belgrade
Slovakia:
Slovakian Premier League – FC Artmedia Bratislava
Slovakian Cup – FK Dukla Banská Bystrica
Slovenia:
Slovenian Premier League – NK Gorica
Slovenian Cup – NK Publikum Celje
Spain:
La Liga – Barcelona
Copa del Rey – Real Betis
Sweden: for fuller coverage, see: 2005 in Swedish football
Allsvenskan and Svenska Cupen – Djurgårdens IF
Switzerland:
AXPO Super League and Swisscom Cup – FC Basel
Turkey:
Premier Super League – Fenerbahçe
Turkish Cup – Galatasaray
Ukraine:
Ukrainian Premier League – FC Shakhtar Donetsk
Ukrainian Cup – FC Dynamo Kyiv
Wales:
League of Wales and Welsh Cup – Total Network Solutions
FAW Premier Cup – Swansea City
[edit]National club championships in South America (CONMEBOL)
Argentina:
Primera División
2004–05 Clausura – Vélez Sársfield
2005–06 Apertura – Boca Juniors
Bolivia:
Liga de Fútbol Profesional Boliviano
2004–05 Adecuaciòn – Club Bolívar
2004–05 Apertura – Blooming
Brazil:
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A – Corinthians
Copa do Brasil – Paulista F.C.
Chile:
Liga Chilena de Fútbol: Primera División
2004–05 Apertura – Unión Española
2004–05 Clausura – Club Deportivo Universidad Católica
Colombia
Mustang Cup
2004–05 Apertura – Atlético Nacional
2004–05 Clausura – Deportivo Cali
Ecuador:
Serie A de Ecuador
Apertura – Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Quito
Clausura – Club Deportivo El Nacional
Paraguay:
Liga Paraguaya – Cerro Porteño
Peru:
Peruvian Primera División – Sporting Cristal
Uruguay:
Primera División Uruguaya – Club Nacional de Football
Venezuela:
Primera División Venezolana – Unión Atlético Maracaibo
[edit]National club championships in Africa (CAF)
Algeria:
Algerian Championnat National – USM Alger
Algerian Cup – ASO Chlef
Angola:
Girabola – Grupo Desportivo Sagrada Esperança
Angolan Cup – Atlético Sport Aviação
Benin:
Benin Premier League – not playing
Botswana:
Mascom Premier League and FA Challenge Cup – Township Rollers Gaborone
Burkina Faso:
Burkinabé Premier League – Rail Club du Kadiogo
Burkina Faso Cup – Union Sportive de Ouagadougou
Burundi:
Burundi Premier League – InterStar Bujumbura
Cameroon:
Cameroon Premiere Division – Cotonsport Garoua
Cameroon Cup – Imports FC Yaoundé
Cape Verde:
Premier League – Derby FC Mindelo
Central African Republic:
Central African Republic League – Anges de Fatima
Chad:
Chad Premier League – Renaissance FC
Comoros:
Comoros Premier League – Coin Nord Mitsamiouli
Congo:
Congo Premier League – not assigned
Congolan Cup – Diables Noirs Brazzaville
Congo DR:
Linafoot – DC Motema Pembe
Republic of Congo Cup – AS Vita Kabasha
Côte d'Ivoire:
Premier League and Cup – ASEC Mimosas
Djibouti:
Premier League – AS Compagnie Djibouti-Ethiopie
Djiboutian Cup – Poste de Djibouti
Egypt:
Egyptian Premier League and Super Cup – Al-Ahly
Egyptian Soccer Cup – ENPPI
Equatorial Guinea
Equatoguinean Premier League – Renacimiento FC
Eritrea:
Premier League – Red Sea FC Asmara
Ethiopia:
Premier League – Saint George SA Addis Abeba
Ethiopian Cup – Awassa Kenema
Gabon:
Premier League and Cup – AS Mangasport Moanda
Gambia:
Premier League – Wallidan Banjul
Gambian Cup – Bakan United
Ghana:
Ghana Telecom Premier League – Accra Hearts of Oak Sporting Club
Ghanaian Cup – Asante Kotoko
Guinea:
Premier League – Satellite FC Conakry
Guinean Cup – AS Kaloum Stars Conakry
Guinea Bissau:
Premier League – Sporting Clube de Bissau
Kenya:
Premier League – Ulinzi Stars
Kenyan Cup – World Hope
Lesotho:
Premier League – Likohpo Masem
Liberia:
Premier League and Cup – LPRC Oilers Monrovia
Libya:
Premier League and Cup – Al Ittihad
Madagascar:
Premier League and Cup – USCA Foot
Malawi:
Premier League – not playing
Mali:
Premier League – Stade Malien Bamako
Malian Cup – AS Bamako
Mauritania:
Mauritanean Premier League – ASC Nasr de Sebkha
Mauritanean Cup – ASC Entente FC Sebkha
Mauritius:
Premier League and Cup – AS Port-Louis 2000
Morocco:
Premier League – FAR Rabat
Moroccan Cup – Raja Casablanca
Mozambique:
Moçambola – Ferroviário de Maputo
Taça de Moçambique – Ferroviário de Beira
Namibia:
Premier League – Civics FC Windhoek
Namibian Cup – Ramblers Windhoek
Niger:
Premier League – unknown
Nigeria:
Premier League and Cup – Enyimba FC Aba
Rwanda:
Premier League – APR FC Kigat
Rwandan Cup – Rayon Sports Butare
São Tomé and Príncipe:
Premier League – not held
Senegal:
Premier League – ASC Port Autonome Dakar
Senegal Cup – AS Donanes Dakar
Seychelles:
Premier League – La Passe FC
Seychelles Cup – Seychelles Marketing Board
Sierra Leone:
Premier League – East End Lions Freetown
Somalia:
Premier League – not held
South Africa:
Premier Soccer League – Kaizer Chiefs Football Club
Sudan:
Premier League – Al Hilal Omdurman
Swaziland:
Premier League – Green Mamba Big Bend
Swazilandian Cup – Hub Sundowns
Tanzania:
Premier League – Young Africans Dar es Salaam
Togo:
Premier League – AS Douanes Lomé
Togolese Cup – Dynamic Tongolais Lomé
Tunisia:
Premier League – Sfaxien FC
Tunisian Cup – ES Zarzis
Uganda:
Premier League – Police FC Jinja
Uganda Cup – Uganda Revenus Authority SC Kampala
Zambia:
Premier League – Zanaco Lusaka
Zimbabwe:
Premier League – CAPS United Harare
[edit]National club championships in North and Central America (CONCACAF)
Antigua and Barbuda:
Premier League – Bassa FC All Saint's Village
Aruba:
Premier League – SV Britannia
Bahamas:
Premier League – Caledonia Celtic
Barbados:
Premier League – Notre Dame SC Bayville
Bermuda:
Cingular Wireless Premier Division – Devonshire Cougars
Bermudian Football Cup – North Village Rams
Canada:
CPSL – Oakville Blue Deville
Cascadia Cup – Vancouver Whitecaps
Cayman Islands:
Premier League – Western Union FC George Town
Costa Rica:
Primera División – Liga Deportiva Alajuelense
Cuba:
Premier League – Villa Clara
Dominica:
Premier League – RC Grand Bazaar Dublanc
El Salvador:
Salvadoran Primera División
2004–05 Clausura – Club Deportivo Futbolistas Asociados Santanecos, Santa Ana
2005–06 Apertura – Club Deportivo Vista Hermosa
Grenada:
Premier League – ASOMS Paradise
Guatemala:
Premier League – Deportivo Municipal
Haiti:
Premier League – AS Mirebalais
Honduras:
Liga Nacional de Fútbol de Honduras
2004–05 Clausura – Olimpia
2005–06 Apertura – Olimpia
Jamaica:
Wray & Nephew National Premier League – Portmore United F.C.
Mexico:
Primera División de México
2004–05 Apertura – Club Universidad Nacional
2004–05 Clausura – Club América
Nicaragua:
Premier League – FC Diriangén Diriamba
Panama:
Premier League – CD Plaza Amator Panama
St. Lucia:
Premier League – Northern United Gros Islet
Surinam:
Premier League – SV Robinhood
United States:
MLS Cup and U.S. Open Cup – Los Angeles Galaxy
[edit]National club championships in Asia (AFC)
Bahrain:
Premier League – Riffa Club
Bahrain Cup – Al Muharraq Club
Bangladesh:
Premier League – Mohammeddan SC Dhaka
Bhutan:
Premier League – Transport United
China:
Chinese Super League – Dalian Shide
Hong Kong:
HKFA Coolpoint Ventilation First Division League and HKFA Cup – Xiangxue Sun Hei
India:
NFL – Dempo Sports Club
Durand Cup – Mahindra United
Indonesia:
Premier League – Persipura Jayapura
Indonesian Cup – Arema Malang
Iran:
Iran's Premier Football League – Foolad Ahvaz
Azadegan League – Shahid Ghandi Yazd
Hazfi Cup – Saba Battery Tehran
Iraq:
Iraq Super League – Al Quwa Al Jawiya
Japan:
J. League Division 1 – Gamba Osaka
J. League Division 2 – Kyoto Purple Sanga
J. League Cup – JEF United Ichihara Chiba
Emperor's Cup – Urawa Reds (played 1 January 2006)
Jordan:
Premier League – Al Wahdat Al Quwaysinah
Jordanian Cup – Al Faysali Amman
Kyrgyzstan:
Premier League and Cup – Dordoy Dinamo Naryn
Kuwait:
Premier League – Al Qadisiya
Kuwaitian Cup – Al Arabi
Laos:
Premier League – Vientiane FC
Lebanon:
Premier League – Al Nejmeh
Lebanon Cup – Al Ansar
Macau:
Premier League – Policia de Segurança Pública
Malaysia:
Super League – Perlis FA Kangar
Premier League and Cup – Selangor MPPJ Kelana Jaya
Mongolia:
Premier League – Khoromkon Ulan Baatov
Myanmar:
Premier League – Finance and Revenue Yangon
Oman:
Premier League and Cup – Dhofar Salala
Pakistan:
Premier League – Pakistan Army Rawalpindi
Qatar:
Premier League – Al Gharrafa
Qatarian Cup – Al Sadd
Saudi Arabia:
Premier League – Al Hilal Riyad
Singapore:
S.League – Tampines Rovers FC
Singapore Cup – Home United FC
Sri Lanka:
Premier League – Saunders SC
Sri Lanka Cup – Ratnam SC
South Korea:
Samsung Hauzen 2005 K-League – Ulsan Hyundai Horang-i
Samsung 2005 Hauzen Cup – Suwon Samsung Bluewings
Korean FA Cup – Chonbuk Hyundai Motors
Syria:
Premier League and Cup – Al Ittihad Alep
Taiwan:
Premier League – Tatung
Thailand:
Premier League – Thailand Tobacco Monopoly
United Arab Emirates:
Premier League – Al Wahda Abu Dhabi
UAE Cup – Al Ayn Club
Uzbekistan:
Premier League and Cup – Paktakor Taskhent
Vietnam:
Premier League and Cup – Gach Dong Tam Long An
Yemen:
Premier League – Al Tilal Aden
Yemenites Cup – Al Hilal Hudaydah
[edit]National club championships in Oceania (OFC)
Australia:
A-League – not playing
New Zealand:
NZFC – Auckland City FC
Chatham Cup – Central United
[edit]National club championships in non FIFA affiliated French dependencies
Guadeloupe (CONCACAF)
Premier League – Association Sportive Le Gosier
French Guyana (CONCACAF)
Premier League – ASC Le Geldar Kourou
French Polynesia (AFC)
Premier League – AS Tefana Faa'a
Cup – AS Manu Ura Paea
Martinique (CONCACAF)
Premier League and Cup – Club Franciscain Le François
New Caledonia (OFC)
Premier League and Cup – AS Magenta Nickel Nouméa
Réunion (CAF):
Premier League – US Stade Tamponnaise Le Tampon
Réunion Cup – SS Excelsior Saint-Joseph
[edit]International Tournaments

February 3–12: CEMAC Cup 2005 – Winner: Cameroon (Participating Countries: Cameroon, Chad, Gabon, Congo, Equatorial Guinea and Central African Republic)
February 8–9: Cyprus International Tournament 2005 – Winner: Finland (Participating Countries: Finland, Cyprus, Latvia, Austria)
February 9: Carlsberg Cup 2005 – Winner: Brazil (Participating Countries: Brazil and Hong Kong)
UNCAF Nations Cup in Guatemala City, Guatemala (February 19 – 27, 2005)
 Costa Rica
 Honduras
 Guatemala
February 20–24: CONCACAF Gold Cup 2005 Caribbean Preliminary Competition – Winners: Cuba, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago (Participating Countries: Barbados, Cuba, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago)
February 26 – August 14: Cosafa Castle Cup 2005 (Participating Countries: Group A: South Africa, Mauritius, Madagascar and Seychelles Group B: Botswana, Namibia, Mozambique and Zimbabwe Group C: Lesotho, Malawi, Swaziland and Zambia)
March 5–13: East Asian Football Championships 2005 Preliminary Competition – Winner: North Korea (Participating Countries: North Korea, Hong Kong, Chinese Taipei, Mongolia and Guam)
Baltic Cup in Kaunas (May 21, 2005)
 Lithuania
 Latvia
UEFA Women's Championship in England (June 5–19, 2005)
 Germany
 Norway
FIFA U-20 World Cup in Netherlands (June 10 – July 2, 2005)
 Argentina
 Nigeria
 Brazil
FIFA Confederations Cup in Germany (June 15–29, 2005)
 Brazil
 Argentina
 Germany
CONCACAF Gold Cup in United States (July 6–24, 2005)
 United States
 Panama
East Asian Football Championship in Chinese Taipei & South Korea
 China PR
 Japan
FIFA U-17 World Championship in Peru (September 16 – October 2, 2005)
 Mexico
 Brazil
 Netherlands

2006


National champions

[edit]UEFA nations
 Albania: KS Elbasani
 Andorra: FC Rànger's
 Armenia: FC Pyunik
 Austria: Austria Wien
 Azerbaijan: FK Baku
 Belarus: BATE Borisov
 Belgium: RSC Anderlecht
 Bosnia and Herzegovina: NK Široki Brijeg
 Bulgaria: Levski Sofia
 Croatia: Dinamo Zagreb
 Cyprus: Apollon Limassol
 Czech Republic: Slovan Liberec
 Denmark: Copenhagen
 England: Chelsea
 Estonia: FC Levadia
 Faroe Islands: HB Torshavn
 Finland: Tampere United
 France: Lyon
 Georgia: Sioni Bolnisi
 Germany: Bayern Munich
 Greece: Olympiacos
 Hungary: Debrecen
 Iceland: FH Hafnarfjörður
 Ireland: Shelbourne
 Israel: Maccabi Haifa
 Italy: Internazionale (Juventus stripped of title)
 Kazakhstan: FC Astana
 Latvia: FK Ventspils
 Liechtenstein: FC Vaduz
 Lithuania: FBK Kaunas
 Luxembourg: F91 Dudelange
 Macedonia: FK Pobeda
 Malta: Birkirkara FC
 Moldova: FC Sheriff Tiraspol
 Netherlands: PSV
 Northern Ireland: Linfield
 Norway: Rosenborg
 Poland: Legia Warsaw
 Portugal: Porto
 Romania: Steaua Bucureşti
 Russia: CSKA Moscow
 San Marino: SS Murata
 Scotland: Celtic
 Serbia and Montenegro: Red Star Belgrade
 Slovakia: MFK Ruzomberok
 Slovenia: ND Gorica
 Spain: FC Barcelona
 Sweden: IF Elfsborg
 Switzerland: FC Zürich
 Turkey: Galatasaray
 Ukraine: Shaktar Donetsk
 Wales: Total Network Solutions
[edit]CONMEBOL nations
A = Apetura, C = Clausura
 Argentina: Boca Juniors (C), Estudiantes La Plata (A)
 Bolivia: Club Bolivar (C), Wilstermann (A)
 Brazil: São Paulo
 Chile: Colo Colo (A &C)
 Colombia: Deportivo Pasto (I), Cúcuta Deportivo (II)
 Ecuador: El Nacional
 Paraguay: Club Libertad
 Peru: Alianza Lima
 Uruguay: Nacional Montevideo
[edit]CONCACAF nations
A = Apetura, C = Clausura
 Costa Rica: Deportivo Saprissa
 Honduras: Olimpia (C), Motagua (A)
 El Salvador: C.D. FAS (A), C.D. Águila (C)
 Jamaica: Waterhouse F.C.
 Mexico: Chivas de Guadalajara (A), Pachuca (C)
 Panama: San Francisco F.C.
 Trinidad and Tobago: Joe Public F.C.
 United States: Houston Dynamo
[edit]CAF nations
 Cameroon: Cotonsport Garoua
 Ivory Coast: ASEC Mimosas
 Egypt: Ahly Sporting Club
 Libya: Al Ittihad Tripoli
 Morocco: Wydad Casablanca
 Nigeria: Ocean Boys FC
 South Africa: Mamelodi Sundowns
 Sudan: Al-Hilal
 Tunisia: Espérance
AFC nations
 Australia: Sydney FC (Champion), Adelaide United (Premier)
 China: Shandong Luneng
 Hong Kong: Happy Valley
 Iraq: Al Zawraa
 Iran: Esteghlal FC
 Japan: Urawa Reds
 Saudi Arabia: Al-Shabab
 Lebanon: Al-Ansar
 Singapore: SAFFC
 South Korea: Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma
 Syria: Al-Karamah
 Thailand: Bangkok University FC
 United Arab Emirates: Al-Ahli
 Uzbekistan: FK Pakhtakor

International Club Tournaments

FIFA Club World Cup – Sport Club Internacional
UEFA Champions League – FC Barcelona
UEFA Cup – Sevilla
CONCACAF Champions' Cup – Club América
CONMEBOL Copa Libertadores – Sport Club Internacional
CONMEBOL Sudamericana Cup – Pachuca
CONMEBOL Recopa Sudamericana – Boca Juniors

International tournaments

2006 African Cup of Nations (January 20 – February 10)
 Egypt
 Ivory Coast
 Nigeria
 Senegal
2006 FIFI Wild Cup (May 29 – June 3)
 Northern Cyprus
 Zanzibar
Republic of St. Pauli
 Gibraltar
2006 FIFA World Cup (June 9 – July 9)
 Italy
 France
 Germany
 Portugal

Awards
Golden Boot Winner Golden Ball Winner Yashin Award Best Young Player FIFA Fair Play Trophy Most Entertaining Team
 Miroslav Klose Zinedine Zidane Gianluigi Buffon Lukas Podolski Brazil
 Spain Portugal
FIFA's Technical Study Group (TSG) also granted a Man of the Match award to one player in each match. Italy's Andrea Pirlo won the most Man of the Match awards, with three in total. Miroslav Klose, Agustin Delgado, Arjen Robben, Zé Roberto, Alexander Frei, Michael Ballack, and Patrick Vieira each received two awards.
All-star team
The All-star team is a squad consisting of the 23 most impressive players at the 2006 World Cup, as selected by FIFA's Technical Study Group. The team was chosen from a shortlist of over 50 players, and was selected based on performances from the second round onwards.[22][23]
Goalkeepers Defenders Midfielders Forwards
 Gianluigi Buffon
 Jens Lehmann
 Ricardo
 Roberto Ayala
 John Terry
 Lilian Thuram
 Philipp Lahm
 Fabio Cannavaro
 Gianluca Zambrotta
 Ricardo Carvalho
 Zé Roberto
 Patrick Vieira
 Zinedine Zidane
 Michael Ballack
 Andrea Pirlo
 Gennaro Gattuso
 Francesco Totti
 Luís Figo
 Maniche
 Hernán Crespo
 Thierry Henry
 Miroslav Klose
 Luca Toni

Goalscorers
Miroslav Klose received the adidas Golden Shoe award for scoring five goals in the World Cup. This was the lowest number of goals scored by a tournament's top goalscorer since six players tied on four goals each in 1962. In total, 147 goals were scored (four of which were own goals).
5 goals
 Miroslav Klose
3 goals
 Hernán Crespo
 Maxi Rodríguez
 Ronaldo
 Thierry Henry
 Zinedine Zidane
 Lukas Podolski
 Fernando Torres
 David Villa
2 goals
 Tim Cahill
 Adriano
 Paulo Wanchope
 Aruna Dindane
 Tomáš Rosický
 Agustín Delgado
 Carlos Tenorio
 Steven Gerrard
 Patrick Vieira
 Bastian Schweinsteiger
 Marco Materazzi
 Luca Toni
 Omar Bravo
 Bartosz Bosacki
 Maniche
 Alexander Frei
 Andriy Shevchenko

2007

National champions

[edit]UEFA nations

Albania: KF Tirana

Andorra: FC Rànger's

Armenia: FC Pyunik

Austria: Red Bull Salzburg

Azerbaijan: Khazar Lenkoran

Belarus: BATE Borisov

Belgium: Anderlecht

Bosnia & Herzegovina: FK Sarajevo

Bulgaria: Levski Sofia

Croatia: Dinamo Zagreb

Cyprus: APOEL

Czech Republic: Sparta Prague

Denmark: Copenhagen

England: Manchester United

Estonia: Levadia Tallinn

Faroe Islands: NSÍ

Finland: Tampere United

France: Lyon

Georgia: Olimpi Rustavi

Germany: Stuttgart

Greece: Olympiacos

Hungary: Debreceni VSC

Iceland: Valur

Ireland: Drogheda United

Israel: Beitar Jerusalem

Italy: Internazionale

Kazakhstan: FC Aktobe

Latvia: FK Ventspils

Lithuania: FBK Kaunas

Luxembourg: F91 Dudelange

Macedonia: Pobeda

Malta: Marsaxlokk

Moldova: Sheriff Tiraspol

Montenegro: FK Zeta (first First League champions)

Netherlands: PSV

Northern Ireland: Linfield

Norway: SK Brann

Poland: Zagłębie Lubin

Portugal: Porto

Romania: Dinamo Bucureşti

Russia: Zenit St. Petersburg

San Marino: S.S. Murata

Scotland: Celtic

Serbia: Red Star Belgrade

Slovakia: MŠK Žilina

Slovenia: Domžale

Spain: Real Madrid

Sweden: IFK Göteborg

Switzerland: FC Zürich

Turkey: Fenerbahçe

Ukraine: Dynamo Kyiv

Wales: The New Saints

[edit]CONMEBOL nations

A = Apertura, C = Clausura

Argentina: San Lorenzo (C), Lanús (A)

Bolivia: Real Potosí (A), San José (C)

Brazil: São Paulo

Chile: Colo-Colo (A & C)

Colombia: Atlético Nacional (A & C)

Ecuador: LDU Quito

Paraguay: Club Libertad

Peru: Universidad San Martín

Uruguay: Danubio

Venezuela: Caracas FC

[edit]CONCACAF nations

A = Apertura, C = Clausura

Anguilla: Kicks United

Antigua & Barbuda: Bassa

Aruba: Deportivo Nacional

Bahamas:

Barbados: Barbados Defence Force

Belize: FC Belize

Bermuda: Devonshire Cougars

British Virgin Islands:

Canada: Toronto Croatia 1

Cayman Islands: Scholars International

Cuba: N/A 2

Costa Rica: Deportivo Saprissa (C)

Dominica: Sagicor South East United

Dominican Republic:

El Salvador: A.D. Isidro Metapán (C), Firpo (A)

Grenada: ASOMS Paradise

Guatemala: Xelajú MC (C), Deportivo Jalapa (A)

Guyana:

Haiti:

Honduras: Real España (C), Marathón (A)

Jamaica: Harbour View

Mexico: Pachuca (C), Atlante (A)

Montserrat:

Netherlands Antilles: SV Centro SD Barber

Nicaragua: Real Estelí

Panama: Tauro (A), San Francisco (C)

Puerto Rico: Fraigcomar

St Kitts & Nevis: Newtown United

St Lucia: Anse Chastanet GYSO

St Vincent & Grenadines: Under-20

Suriname: Inter Moengotapoe

Trinidad & Tobago: San Juan Jabloteh

Turks & Caicos Islands: Beaches

United States: Houston Dynamo

US Virgin Islands: Helenites

1 Excludes Canadian clubs playing in the MLS.

2 There was no national champion in Cuba during 2007 as the Campeonato Nacional is in the process of changing from being a summer league to a winter league; the 2006 champion will be followed by a 2007-08 champion.

[edit]CAF nations

Algeria: ES Sétif

Angola: Inter Luanda

Benin: Tonnerre d'Abomey

Botswana: ECCO City Green

Burkina Faso: Commune

Burundi: Vital'O

Cameroon: Cotonsport Garoua

Cape Verde: Sporting Praia

Central African Republic:

Chad:

Comoros: Coin Nord

Congo: Diables Noirs

DR Congo: TP Mazembe

Djibouti: AS Compagnie Djibouti-Ethiopie

Egypt: Al-Ahly

Equatorial Guinea: Renacimiento

Eritrea:

Ethiopia: Awassa City

Gabon: FC 105 Libreville

Gambia: Real de Banjul

Ghana: Hearts of Oak

Guinea: Kaloum Star

Guinea-Bissau: Sporting de Bissau

Ivory Coast: Africa Sports

Kenya: Tusker

Lesotho: Lesotho Correctional Services

Liberia: Invincible Eleven

Libya: Al-Ittihad

Madagascar: Ajesaia

Malawi:

Mali: Stade Malien

Mauritania: ASC Nasr de Sebkha

Mauritius: Curepipe Starlight

Morocco: Olympique Khouribga

Mozambique: Costa do Sol

Namibia: Civics Windhoek

Niger: Sahel SC

Nigeria: Enyimba

Rwanda: APR

São Tomé and Principe:

Senegal: AS Douanes

Seychelles: Saint-Michel United

Sierra Leone: N/A 1

Somalia: Elman FC

South Africa: Mamelodi Sundowns

Sudan: Al-Hilal Omdurman

Swaziland: Royal Leopards

Tanzania: Simba SC

Togo: ASKO Kara

Tunisia: Étoile Sahel

Uganda: Uganda Revenue Authority SC

Zambia: ZESCO United

Zimbabwe: Dynamos

1 There was no national champion in Sierra Leone during 2007 as the Sierra Leone National Premier League is in the process of changing from being a summer league to a winter league; the 2006 champion will be followed by a 2007-08 champion.

[edit]AFC nations

Australia: Melbourne Victory

Bahrain: Muharraq

Bangladesh: Abahani

Bhutan: Transport United

Cambodia:

Brunei: No championship held

Burma: Kanbawza

China: Changchun Yatai

East Timor:

Guam: Quality Distributors

Hong Kong: South China

India: Dempo SC

Indonesia:

Iran: Saipa

Iraq: Arbil

Japan: Kashima Antlers

Jordan: Al-Wihdat

Kuwait: Al Kuwait

Kyrgyzstan: Dordoi-Dynamo Naryn

Laos: Lao-American College

Lebanon: Al-Ansar

Macao: GD Lam Pak

Malaysia: Kedah FA

Maldives: New Radiant

Mongolia: Erchim

Nepal: Mahendra Police Club

North Korea:

Oman: Al-Nahda

Pakistan: Pakistan Army

Philippines: National Capital Region

Qatar: Al-Sadd

Saudi Arabia: Al-Hilal

Singapore: SAFFC

South Korea: Pohang Steelers

Sri Lanka: Ratnam SC

Syria: Al-Karamah

Taiwan: Taiwan Power Company

Tajikistan: Regar-TadAZ Tursunzoda

Thailand: Chonburi

Turkmenistan: FC Aşgabat

United Arab Emirates: Al Wasl

Uzbekistan: Pakhtakor Tashkent

Vietnam: Bình Dương

Yemen: Al-Ahli

[edit]OFC nations

American Samoa: Konica

Cook Islands:

Fiji: Ba

New Caledonia: JS Baco

New Zealand: Auckland City

Niue:

Northern Mariana Islands: Fiesta Inter Saipan

Palau: Team Bangladesh

Papua New Guinea: Cancelled

Samoa:

Solomon Islands: Kossa

Tahiti: AS Manu-Ura

Tonga:

Tuvalu:

Vanuatu: Tafea

International tournaments

2007 CONCACAF Gold Cup in United States (June 6 – 24 2007)

 United States

 Mexico

 Canada and  Guadeloupe

2007 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship (June 10 – 23 2007)

 Netherlands

 Serbia

 England and  Belgium

Copa America 2007 in Venezuela (June 26 – July 15, 2007)

 Brazil

 Argentina

 Mexico

 Uruguay

2007 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Canada (June 30 – July 22, 2007)

 Argentina

 Czech Republic

 Chile

 Austria

2007 AFC Asian Cup in Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Indonesia (July 7 – 29 2007)

 Iraq

 Saudi Arabia

 South Korea

 Japan

2007 FIFA U-17 World Cup in South Korea (August 18 – September 9, 2007)

 Nigeria

 Spain

 Germany

 Ghana

2007 FIFA Women's World Cup in China (September 10 – September 30, 2007)

 Germany

 Brazil

 United States

 Norway

2008

National champions

[edit]AFC nations

 A-League: Newcastle Jets

 Bahraini Premier League: Muharraq Club

 Chinese Super League: Shandong Luneng

 Hong Kong First Division League: South China

 I-League: Dempo SC

 Persian Gulf Cup: Persepolis F.C.

 J. League: Kashima Antlers

 K-League: Suwon Samsung Bluewings

 Lebanese Premier League: Al Ahed

 Saudi Premier League: Al-Hilal

 Filipino Premier League: Philippine Army F.C.

 Malaysian Super League: Kedah FA

 Qatar Stars League: Al-Gharafa Sports Club

 S-League: Singapore Armed Forces Football Club

 Thailand Premier League: Provincial Electricity Authority FC

 Turkmenistan Higher League: FC Aşgabat

 Enterprise Football League: Taipower

 UAE Football League: Al-Shabab

 Uzbek League: Bunyodkor

[edit]UEFA nations

 Albanian Superliga: Dinamo Tirana

 Campionat de Lliga: Santa Coloma

 Armenian Premier League: FC Pyunik

 Austrian Bundesliga: Rapid Wien

 Azerbaijan Premier League: Inter Baku

 Belarusian Premier League: BATE Borisov

 Jupiler League: Standard Liège

 Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Modriča

 Bulgarian A PFG: CSKA Sofia

 Prva HNL: Dinamo Zagreb

 Cypriot First Division: Anorthosis Famagusta

 Gambrinus Liga: Slavia Prague

 Danish Superliga: Aalborg BK

 Premier League: Manchester United

 Meistriliiga: Levadia Tallinn

 Formuladeildin: EB/Streymur

 Veikkausliiga: Inter Turku

 Ligue 1: Lyon

 Umaglesi Liga: Dinamo Tbilisi

 German Bundesliga: Bayern Munich

 Super League Greece: Olympiacos

 Hungarian National Championship I: MTK Budapest

 Úrvalsdeild: FH Hafnarfjörður

 League of Ireland Premier Division: Bohemian

 Ligat ha'Al: Beitar Jerusalem

 Serie A: Internazionale

 Kazakhstan Premier League: Aktobe

 Latvian Higher League: Ventspils

 A Lyga: Ekranas

 Luxembourg National Division: F91 Dudelange

 Macedonian Prva Liga: Rabotnički

 Maltese Premier League: Valletta

 Moldovan National Division: Sheriff Tiraspol

 Montenegrin First League: Budućnost Podgorica

 Eredivisie: PSV

 Irish Premier League: Linfield

 Norwegian Premier League: Stabæk

 Orange Ekstraklasa: Wisła Kraków

 Portuguese Liga: Porto

 Liga I: CFR Cluj

 Russian Premier League: Rubin Kazan

 Campionato Sammarinese di Calcio: Murata

 Scottish Premier League: Celtic

 Serbian Superliga: Partizan

 Slovak Superliga: Artmedia Bratislava

 Slovenian PrvaLiga: TNK Domžale

 La Liga: Real Madrid

 Allsvenskan: Kalmar

 Swiss Super League: FC Basel

 Turkcell Super League: Galatasaray

 Ukrainian Premier League: Shakhtar Donetsk

 Welsh Premier League: Llanelli

[edit]CAF nations

 Algerian Championnat National: JS Kabylie

 Girabola: Petro Atlético Luanda

 Mascom Premier League: Centre Chiefs

 Burkinabé Premier League: Etoile Filante Ouagadougou

 Burundi Premier League: Inter Star

 MTN Elite one: Cotonsport Garoua

 Cape Verdean football Championships: Sporting Clube da Praia

 Chad Premier League: Elect Sport N'Djamena

 Comoros Premier League: Etoile d'Or

 Congo Premier League: CARA Brazzaville

 Linafoot: DC Motema Pembe

 Côte d'Ivoire Premier Division: Africa Sports National

 Djibouti Premier League: Société Immobilière de Djibouti

 Egyptian Premier League: Al-Ahly

 Eritrean Premier League: Asmara Brewery

 Ethiopian Premier League: Saint-George SA

 Gabon Championnat National D1: AS Mangasport

 Gambian Championnat National D1: Wallidan

 OneTouch Premier League: Asante Kotoko

 Guinée Championnat National: Fello Star

 Campeonato Nacional da Guiné-Bissau: Sporting Clube de Batafá

 Kenyan Premier League: Mathare United

 Lesotho Premier League: Lesotho Correctional Services

 Liberian Premier League: Black Star

 Libyan Premier League: Al Ittihad

 THB Champions League: Académie Ny Antsika

 Malawi Premier Division: Silver Strikers

 Malien Première Division: Djoliba

 Mauritanean Premier League: ASAC Concorde

 Mauritian League: Curepipe Starlight

 Botola: FAR Rabat

 Moçambola: Ferroviario de Maputo

 Namibia Premier League: Orlando Pirates Windhoek

 Niger Premier League: AS Police

 Nigerian Premier League: Kano Pillars

 Réunion Premier League: JS Saint-Pierroise

 Rwandan Premier League: ATRACO

 Senegal Premier League: AS Douanes

 Seychelles League: Saint-Michel United

 Sierra Leone National Premier League: Ports Authority F.C.

 Somalia League: Elman FC

 Premier Soccer League: SuperSport United

 Sudan Premier League: Al-Merrikh

 Swazi Premier League: Royal Leopards

 Tanzanian Premier League: Young Africans

 Tunisian CLP-1: Club Africain

 Ugandan Super League: Kampala City Council

 Zambian Premier League: ZESCO United

 Zanzibar Premier League: Miembeni

 Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League: Monomotapa United

[edit]CONMEBOL nations

 Primera División Argentina: River Plate (C) / Boca Juniors (A)

 Liga de Fútbol Profesional Boliviano: Universitario (A) / Aurura (C)

 Campeonato Brasileiro Série A: São Paulo

 Primera División de Chile: Everton (A) / Colo-Colo (C)

 Colombian Professional Football: Boyacá Chicó (A) / América de Cali (C)

 Serie A de Ecuador: Deportivo Quito

 Primera División de Paraguay: Libertad (A) (C)

 Primera División Peruana: U. San Martín

 Primera División Uruguaya: Defensor Sporting

 Primera División Venezolana: Deportivo Táchira

(A = Apertura, C= Clausura)

[edit]CONCACAF nations

 BFA Senior League: IM Bears

 Digicel Premiere League: Notre Date Sports Club

 Belize Premier Football League: Hankook Verdes

 Bermudian Premier Division: PHC Zebras

 British Virgin Islands Championship: Islanders

 Canadian Soccer League: Trois-Rivières Attak

 Cayman Islands League: Scholars International

 Primera División de Costa Rica: Saprissa (A) (C)

 Campeonato Nacional de Fútbol de Cuba: Cienfuegos

 Dominica Championship: Centre Bath Estate

 Primera División del Savaldor: Firpo (C) / Isidro Metapán (A)

 Liga Nacional de Fútbol de Guatemala: Comunicaciones (C) (A)

 Grenada League: Carib Hurricane

 Ligue Haïtienne: Racing Gônaïves (C) / Tempête (A)

 Liga Nacional de Fútbol de Honduras: Marathón (C) / Olimpia (A)

 National Premier League: Portmore United

 Primera División de México: Santos Laguna (C) / Toluca (A)

 Nevis Premier Division: SL Horsford Highlights

 Primera División de Nicaragua: Real Estelí

 Liga Panameña de Fútbol: Árabe Unido (C) / San Francisco (A)

 Puerto Rico Soccer League: Sevilla

 Saint Kitts Premier Division: Newtown United

 Saint Lucia Premier Division: Aux Lyons United

 NLA Premier League: Avenues United

 Sint Maarten League: D&P Connection

 Surinamese Hoofdklasse: Inter Moengotapoe

 TT Pro League: San Juan Jabloteh

 MFL League: Beaches

 Major League Soccer: Columbus Crew

 US Virgin Islands Championship: Positive Vibes

(A = Apertura, C= Clausura)

[edit]OFC nations

 Football Federation American Samoa Soccer League: Pago Youth

 Cook Islands Round Cup: Nikao Sokattack

 Fijian National Football League: Ba

 FSMFA Top League: Yap

 Kiribati National Championship: competition canceled

 New Caledonia Division Honneur: AS Magenta

 ASB Premiership: Waitakere United

 Niue Soccer Tournament: Talava

 Norfolk Island Soccer League: unknown

 Palau Soccer League: Surangel & Sons Company

 Papua New Guinea National Soccer League: PRK Hekari United

 Samoa National League: Sinamoga

 Solomon Islands National Club Championship: Koloale

 Tahiti Division Fédérale: AS Manu-Ura

 Tonga Major League: Lotoha'apai

 Tuvalu A-Division: Nauti

 Vanuatu Premia Divisen: Tafea

International tournaments

2008 Africa Cup of Nations in Ghana (20 January – 10 February 2008)

 Egypt

 Cameroon

 Ghana

 Côte d'Ivoire

Men's East Asian Cup 2008 final in Chongqing, China (17 February – 23, 2008)

 South Korea

 Japan

 China PR

 North Korea

Women's East Asian Cup 2008 final in Chongqing, China (18 February – 24, 2008)

 Japan

 North Korea

 China PR

 South Korea

2008 Algarve Cup in Algarve, Portugal (5 March – 12, 2008)

 United States

 Denmark

 Norway

 Germany

2008 CONCACAF Men's Pre-Olympic Tournament in Nashville, United States (11 March – 23, 2008)

 Honduras

 United States

 Canada

 Guatemala

2008 UEFA European Under-17 Football Championship in Turkey (4 May – 16, 2008)

 Spain

 France

 Turkey and  Netherlands

2008 UEFA European Football Championship in Austria and Switzerland (7 June – 29, 2008)

 Spain

 Germany

 Turkey and  Russia

UEFA Team of the Tournament

Goalkeepers Defenders Midfielders Forwards

 Gianluigi Buffon José Bosingwa Hamit Altıntop Andrei Arshavin

 Iker Casillas Philipp Lahm Michael Ballack Roman Pavlyuchenko

 Edwin van der Sar Carlos Marchena Cesc Fàbregas Fernando Torres

 Pepe Andrés Iniesta David Villa

 Carles Puyol Luka Modrić

 Yuri Zhirkov Lukas Podolski

 Marcos Senna

 Wesley Sneijder

 Xavi

 Konstantin Zyryanov

Golden Boot

 David Villa (4 goals)

UEFA Player of the Tournament

 Xavi

Goalscorers

4 goals

 David Villa

3 goals

 Lukas Podolski

 Roman Pavlyuchenko

 Hakan Yakin

 Semih Şentürk

2 goals

 Ivan Klasnić

 Michael Ballack

 Bastian Schweinsteiger

 Miroslav Klose

 Ruud van Nistelrooy

 Robin van Persie

 Wesley Sneijder

 Andrei Arshavin

 Daniel Güiza

 Fernando Torres

 Zlatan Ibrahimović

 Arda Turan

 Nihat Kahveci

Baltic Cup in Riga, Latvia (May 30 – June 1, 2008)

 Latvia

 Lithuania

 Estonia

2008 Summer Olympics - Women's tournament in China (6 August – 21, 2008)

 United States

 Brazil

 Germany

2008 Summer Olympics - Men's tournament in China (7 August – 23, 2008)

 Argentina

 Nigeria

 Brazil

2008 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in New Zealand (30 October – 16 November 2008)

 North Korea

 United States

 Germany

2008 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile (20 November – 7 December 2008)

 United States

 North Korea

 Germany

2008 AFF Suzuki Cup in Indonesia and Vietnam (5 – 28 December 2008)

 Vietnam

 Thailand

 Indonesia, Singapore

2009

National champions

[edit]AFC

Australia – Melbourne Victory

Bahrain – Muharraq Club

Bangladesh – Abahani Limited

Bhutan – Druk Star

Cambodia – a Corp

China PR – Beijing Guoan

China Republic (Taiwan) – Kaohsiung City Yaoti

Guam – Quality Distributors

Hong Kong – South China AA

India – Churchill Brothers

Indonesia – Persipura Jayapura

Iran – Esteghlal

Iraq – Arbil FC

Japan – Kashima Antlers

Jordan – Al-Wahdat

Korea – Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors

Kuwait – Al-Qadisiya Kuwait

Kyrgyzstan – Dordoi-Dynamo

Lebanon – Nejmeh

Makau – Lam Pak

Malaysia – Selangor FA

Oman – Al-Nahda

Pakistan – WAPDA

Palestine – West Bank – Wadi Al-Nes

Qatar – Al-Gharrafa

Saudi Arabia – Al-Ittihad

Singapore – SAFFC

Syria – Al-Karamah

Tajikistan – Vakhsh Qurghonteppa

Thailand – Muang Thong United

Turkmenistan – HTTU Aşgabat

UAE – Al-Ahli

Uzbekistan – Bunyodkor

Vietnam – Ðà Nẵng

[edit]CAF

Algeria – ES Sétif

Cameroon – Tiko United

Egypt – Al-Ahly

Libya – Al-Ittihad

Morocco – Raja Casablanca

Nigeria – Bayelsa United

South Africa – Supersport United

Tunisia – Espérance Sportive de Tunis

[edit]CONCACAF

Mexico – UNAM (C); Monterrey (A)

Major League Soccer (USA/Canada) – Real Salt Lake (P) / Columbus Crew (L)

Women's Professional Soccer (USA) – Sky Blue FC

Note: "(A)" means Apertura champion; "(C)" mean Clausura champion.

Note: "(P)" designates the MLS Cup playoffs champion; "(L)" designates the MLS Supporters' Shield winner.

[edit]CONMEBOL

Argentina – Vélez Sársfield (C); Banfield (A)

Bolivia – Bolívar (A); Blooming (C)

Brazil – Flamengo

Chile – Universidad de Chile (A); Colo-Colo (C)

Colombia – Once Caldas (A); Independiente Medellín (C)

Serie A – Deportivo Quito

Paraguay – Cerro Porteño (A); Nacional (C)

Perú – Universitario de Deportes

Uruguay – Nacional

Venezuela – Caracas

Note: "(A)" means Apertura champion; "(C)" mean Clausura champion.

[edit]OFC

Fiji – Lakota

French Polynesia – Manu-Ura

New Caledonia – Magenta

New Zealand – Auckland City

[edit]UEFA

Albania – Tirana

Andorra – Sant Julià

Armenia – Pyunik

Austria – Red Bull Salzburg

Azerbaijan – Baku

Belarus – FC BATE

Belgium – Standard Liège

Bosnia and Herzegovina – Zrinjski Mostar

Bulgaria – Levski Sofia

Croatia – Dinamo Zagreb

Cyprus – APOEL

Czech Republic – Slavia Prague

Denmark – Copenhagen

England – Manchester United

Estonia – Levadia

Faroe Island – HB Tórshavn

Finland – HJK Helsinki

France – Bordeaux

Georgia – WIT Georgia

Germany – Wolfsburg

Greece – Olympiacos

Hungary – Debrecen

Iceland – FH

Israel – Maccabi Haifa

Republic of Ireland – Bohemians

Italy – Internazionale

Kazakhstan – FC Aktobe

Latvia – FK Liepājas Metalurgs

Lithuania – FK Ekranas

Luxembourg – F91 Dudelange

Macedonia – Makedonija Gjorče Petrov

Malta – Hibernians

Moldova – Sheriff Tiraspol

Montenegro – Mogren

Netherlands – AZ

Northern Ireland – Glentoran

Norway – Rosenborg

Poland – Wisła Kraków

Portugal – Porto

Romania – Unirea Urziceni

Russia – Rubin Kazan

San Marino – Tre Fiori

Scotland – Rangers

Serbia – Partizan

Slovakia – Slovan Bratislava

Slovenia – Maribor

Spain – Barcelona

Sweden – AIK

Switzerland – Zürich

Turkey – Beşiktaş

Ukraine – Dynamo Kyiv

Wales – Rhyl

[edit]International tournaments

2008 CECAFA Cup in Uganda (31 December 2008 – 13 January 2009)

 Uganda

 Kenya

 Tanzania

 Burundi

2009 Gulf Cup of Nations in Oman (4–17 January 2009)

 Oman

 Saudi Arabia

 Qatar/ Kuwait

FIFA Confederations Cup 2009 in South Africa (14–28 June 2009)

 Brazil

 United States

 Spain

 South Africa

(eliminated at group stage)  Egypt  Iraq  Italy  New Zealand

2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup in United States (3–26 July 2009)

  Mexico

  United States

  Costa Rica,  Honduras

2009 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Egypt (24 September–16 October)

  Ghana

  Brazil

  Hungary

2009 FIFA U-17 World Cup in Nigeria (24 October–15 November)

  Switzerland

  Nigeria

  Spain

2009 CECAFA Cup in Kenya (28 November–13 December 2009)

 Uganda

 Rwanda

 Zanzibar

 Tanzania

World cup winner

2002 - Brazil
2006 - Italy

Best player

2002 Korea/Japan  Germany Oliver Kahn  
                              Brazil Ronaldo          
                              South Korea Hong Myung-Bo
2006 Germany       France Zinedine Zidane  
                              Italy Fabio Cannavaro  
                              Italy Andrea Pirlo

Topscorers

2002 South Korea/Japan   Brazil Ronaldo                       8  
                           Brazil Rivaldo                                      5
                           Germany Miroslav Klose                     5  
                           Denmark Jon Dahl Tomasson               4
                           Italy Christian Vieri                              4
2006 Germany    Germany Miroslav Klose                      5  
                           Argentina Hernán Crespo                     3  
                           Brazil Ronaldo                                     3

All star team

2002 Korea/Japan  

Germany Oliver Kahn
Turkey Rüştü Reçber
 
Brazil Roberto Carlos
England Sol Campbell
Spain Fernando Hierro
South Korea Hong Myung-Bo
Turkey Alpay Özalan
 
Brazil Rivaldo
Brazil Ronaldinho
Germany Michael Ballack
United States Claudio Reyna
South Korea Yoo Sang-Chul
 
Brazil Ronaldo
Germany Miroslav Klose
Senegal El Hadji Diouf
Turkey Hasan Şaş

2006 Germany  

Italy Gianluigi Buffon
Germany Jens Lehmann
Portugal Ricardo
 
Argentina Roberto Ayala
England John Terry
France Lilian Thuram
Germany Philipp Lahm
Italy Fabio Cannavaro
Italy Gianluca Zambrotta
Portugal Ricardo Carvalho
 
Brazil Zé Roberto
France Patrick Vieira
France Zinedine Zidane
Germany Michael Ballack
Italy Andrea Pirlo
Italy Gennaro Gattuso
Portugal Luís Figo
Portugal Maniche
 
Argentina Hernán Crespo
France Thierry Henry
Germany Miroslav Klose
Italy Luca Toni Italy Francesco Totti