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World Cup 2006

Dates, Times, Groupings, Results, Past Cup Winners

The FIFA executive committee took the decision that the World Cup 2006 will be held in Germany. It will be Germany's second time to host the World Cup after 1974. So far the tournament has been arranged 9 times in Europe, 4 times in Latin America, 2 times in Central America, once in North America and once in Asia (Korea & Japan).


The final competition was held July 9, 2006. A record number of 205 national teams declared a will to participate in the qualifiers. 

Thirty-two teams from across the globe made up the field for the 2006 FIFA World Cup™ finals. Six continents were represented and six past winners took part, including hosts Germany, who head the 14-strong European contingent, and holders Brazil who lead the South American challenge.

The participants were divided into 8 groups, and within each group the teams played in a system "everyone vs. everyone". From each group 2 teams qualified to the next round. The next round will be played as "play-offs", single elimination. With 12 venues will hosting all 64 games, the opening match took place in Munich and the final in Berlin.
Congratulations to all teams involved for an outstanding job.  Italy and France battled for what ended up being a very talented and entertaining final.  Congratulations to Italy for winning a well fought championship in penalty kicks.

 

 
 

Past World Cup Winners

Year
Host
Final game
Score
1930
 Uruguay  Uruguay - Argentina    4:2 (1:2)
1934
 Italy  Italy - Czechoslovakia    2:1 (0:0, 1:1)
1938
 France  Italy - Hungary    4:2 (3:1)
    1950 *  Brasil  Uruguay - Brasil    2:1 (0:0)
1954
 Switzerland  West Germany - Hungary    3:2 (2:2)
1958
 Sweden  Brasil - Sweden    5:2 (2:1)
1962
 Chile  Brasil - Czechoslovakia    3:1 (1:1)
1966
 England  England - West Germany    4:2 (2:2,1:1)
1970
 Mexico  Brasil - Italy    4:1 (1:1)
1974
 West Germany  West Germany - Holland    2:1 (2:1)
1978
 Argentina  Argentina - Holland    3:1 (1:1, 1:0)
1982
 Spain  Italy - West Germany    3:1 (0:0)
1986
 Mexico  Argentina - West Germany    3:2 (1:0)
1990
 Italy  West Germany - Argentina    1:0 (0:0)
1994
 USA  Brasil - Italy    0:0        p: 3:2
1998
 France  France - Brasil    3:0 (2:0)
2002
 Korea, Japan  Brasil - Germany    2:0 (0:0)

 

   

 

 

 

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