Group c, the United States and Greece; Group d Lithuania and Montenegro; Group e Germany and Australia; Group f: Slovenia, Georgia; Group g Spain and Brazil; Group H Canada and Latvia. The FIFA Club World Cup is an international football championship sponsored by FIFA, with top teams from six continents participating.
In 2000, a nominal World Club Cup was held, but the event was forced to be cancelled due to sponsor problems. It was not until 2005 that the World Club Cup was restarted. People used to regard the competition held in Japan from June, 5438 to February, 2005 as the first World Club Cup, and then held 20 1 1, 20 12, 20 15, 20/kloc in Japan from 2006 to 2008. On February 5, 2023, the Saudi Football Association officially announced that the 2023 World Club Cup will be held in Saudi Arabia on February 22, 2023.
Development history
The first World Club Cup was held in 2000. At that time, * * * eight teams participated. In the end, Corinti Ann won the championship, Dagama won the runner-up, Nekasa beat Real Madrid in the penalty spot and Real Madrid won the third place. However, the World Club Cup at that time was not favored by the outside world, especially at the most intensive stage of European teams. Manchester United, as champions of the Champions League, did not enter the top four, while Real Madrid only finished fourth.
In 2005, FIFA successfully merged the World Club Cup and the Toyota Cup, and the World Club Cup reappeared. In 2005 and 2006, six teams participated in the World Club Cup, which is the champion of six continents. Since 2007, the number of hosts has increased by 1 person, and the number of participating teams has reached 7. The competition system has continued to this day (2020). Except for the loser in the first game, the loser of the seven teams in the World Club Cup needs to qualify with the loser of the other team to decide the ranking.