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AKV-SoccerFan: /* List of Champions */

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	\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VIII Edition)\|VIII]]		\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VIII Edition)\|VIII]]
	\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|MEX}} [[AKV Football Club]]		\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|MEX}} [[AKV Football Club]]
	\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|HUN}} Kutyaütők SC		\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|HUN}} Kutyaütők SC
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			\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (IX Edition)\|IX]]
			\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|MEX}} [[AKV Football Club]]
			\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|FRA}} CSK ARRAS
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AKV-SoccerFan at 01:16, 19 March 2012

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	\|'''Most successful club:'''\|\| {{flagicon\|BIH}} Partizan BL		\|'''Most successful club:'''\|\| {{flagicon\|BIH}} Partizan BL
	{{flagicon\|USA}} Scurge		{{flagicon\|USA}} Scurge <br>
			{{flagicon\|MEX}} [[AKV Football Club]]

	(1 title and 1 runner-up)		(1 title and 1 runner-up)

AKV-SoccerFan: /* List of Champions */

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	\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VIII Edition)\|VIII]]		\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VIII Edition)\|VIII]]
	\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|}}		\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|MEX}} [[AKV Football Club]]
	\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|}}		\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|HUN}} Kutyaütők SC
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AKV-SoccerFan: /* List of Champions */

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	\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VI Edition)\|VI]]		\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VI Edition)\|VI]]
	\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|NCA}} Bayern George		\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|NCA}} Bayern George
	\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|USA}} Scurge		\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|USA}} Scurge
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			\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VII Edition)\|VII]]
			\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|ARG}} Villa Elisa F.C.
			\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|MEX}} [[AKV Football Club]]
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			\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VIII Edition)\|VIII]]
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AKV-SoccerFan at 01:19, 21 July 2011

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			{{flagicon\|USA}} Scurge

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	The '''FIFA.com Club Federation Cup''' is a seasonal [[Hattrick\|hattrick]] football tournament run by the FIFA.com Club Federation since the [[Global Season\|Season 40]]. The current title holders are {{flagicon\|~~USA~~}} ~~Salem Meadows~~ after winning the [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (V Edition)\|last edition]] of the Cup.		The '''FIFA.com Club Federation Cup''' is a seasonal [[Hattrick\|hattrick]] football tournament run by the FIFA.com Club Federation since the [[Global Season\|Season 40]]. The current title holders are {{flagicon\|NCA}} Bayern George after winning the [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VI Edition)\|last edition]] of the Cup.

	The tournament has been won by teams from 4 different countries: [[Romania]] (1), [[USA]] (2), [[Bosna i Hercegovina\|Bosnia and Herzegovina]] (1) ~~and~~ [[Cymru\|Wales]] (1). Despite having teams from 15 or more countries each season. The best represented country in the history of the cup is [[USA]], with 2 titles and 2 runner-ups.		The tournament has been won by teams from 5 different countries: [[Romania]] (1), [[USA]] (2), [[Bosna i Hercegovina\|Bosnia and Herzegovina]] (1), [[Cymru\|Wales]] (1) and [[Nicaragua]] (1). Despite having teams from 15 or more countries each season. The best represented country in the history of the cup is [[USA]], with 2 titles and 3 runner-ups.

	The competition is open to any FIFA.com Club Federation member, any FIFA Friend (''Teams without Supporter who are registered in FIFA.com'') or invited teams.		The competition is open to any FIFA.com Club Federation member, any FIFA Friend (''Teams without Supporter who are registered in FIFA.com'') or invited teams.

AKV-SoccerFan: /* List of Champions */

2011-07-21T01:14:35Z

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	\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VI Edition)\|VI]]		\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VI Edition)\|VI]]
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	\|align="center"\|		\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|USA}} Scurge
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	\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|USA}} Salem Meadows		\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|USA}} Salem Meadows
	\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|BIH}} Partizan BL		\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|BIH}} Partizan BL
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			\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VI Edition)\|VI]]
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AKV-SoccerFan at 02:36, 14 April 2011

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	\|'''Television broadcaster:'''\|\| {{flagicon\|MEX}} AKV Sports		\|'''Television broadcaster:'''\|\| {{flagicon\|MEX}} [[AKV Football Club#AKV Sports\|AKV Sports]]
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AKV-SoccerFan at 23:56, 12 April 2011

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	The fourth edition saw a new user organizing it: {{flagicon\|USA}} Somber-Goat. After {{flagicon\|MEX}} AlejandroFC decided to not organise it to avoid any problem. It also had 32 teams participating, drawing the largest in the history of the Cup. The winners were {{flagicon\|WAL}} DavisFC, only in their first participation ever. They defeated 0-8 to {{flagicon\|GER}} FC Sherry in the final, played at {{flagicon\|MEX}} AKV Stadium. the largest score balance and highest number of goals scored in a Final match in the history of the Cup.		The fourth edition saw a new user organizing it: {{flagicon\|USA}} Somber-Goat. After {{flagicon\|MEX}} AlejandroFC decided to not organise it to avoid any problem. It also had 32 teams participating, drawing the largest in the history of the Cup. The winners were {{flagicon\|WAL}} DavisFC, only in their first participation ever. They defeated 0-8 to {{flagicon\|GER}} FC Sherry in the final, played at {{flagicon\|MEX}} AKV Stadium. the largest score balance and highest number of goals scored in a Final match in the history of the Cup.

	The fifth edition saw the return of the Organizer of Cup: {{flagicon\|MEX}} AlejandroFC. This was the greatest edition ever. The tournament consisted of 28 teams divided in 7 groups of four, advancing to the next stage the best 2 placed teams of each group with the 2 best third-placed teams. The winners were {{flagicon\|USA}} Salem Meadows, after defeating ~~in penalties to~~ {{flagicon\|BIH}} Partizan BL, which participated in their second final, winning their first one. In front of 3,810 fans, {{flagicon\|USA}} Salem Meadows were the second USAmerican team ever to win the Cup.		The fifth edition saw the return of the Organizer of Cup: {{flagicon\|MEX}} AlejandroFC. This was the greatest edition ever. The tournament consisted of 28 teams divided in 7 groups of four, advancing to the next stage the best 2 placed teams of each group with the 2 best third-placed teams. The winners were {{flagicon\|USA}} Salem Meadows, after defeating {{flagicon\|BIH}} Partizan BL in penalties, which participated in their second final, winning their first one. In front of 3,810 fans, {{flagicon\|USA}} Salem Meadows were the second USAmerican team ever to win the Cup.

AKV-SoccerFan at 23:54, 12 April 2011

2011-04-12T23:54:15Z

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	The first edition of the Cup consisted of 12 teams, divided in two groups of six teams; where the best 4 teams of each group advanced to next stage. The first match ever in the history of the Cup was played on October 14th, 2009. Where {{flagicon\|ESP}} Os astutos faced {{flagicon\|NCA}} Real George (Now Bayern George) in {{flagicon\|ESP}} Luz Arena, in a match where the Nicaraguans won 0-1 with a goal by {{flagicon\|GRE}} Muammer Kuloğlu. The winner of the Cup were {{flagicon\|ROU}} bijoucatel (Now Bijoucatel Jimbolia) defeated 3-0 to {{flagicon\|USA}} Plymouth Punishers, at the {{flagicon\|ALG}} Mokhtar Abdellatif arena.		The first edition of the Cup consisted of 12 teams, divided in two groups of six teams; where the best 4 teams of each group advanced to next stage. The first match ever in the history of the Cup was played on October 14th, 2009. Where {{flagicon\|ESP}} Os astutos faced {{flagicon\|NCA}} Real George (Now Bayern George) in {{flagicon\|ESP}} Luz Arena, in a match where the Nicaraguans won 0-1 with a goal by {{flagicon\|GRE}} Muammer Kuloğlu. The winner of the Cup were {{flagicon\|ROU}} bijoucatel (Now Bijoucatel Jimbolia) defeated 3-0 to {{flagicon\|USA}} Plymouth Punishers, at the {{flagicon\|ALG}} Mokhtar Abdellatif arena.

	The second edition of the Cup consisted of 20 teams, increasing his number of participants from 12 to 20. The first stage consisted of the 20 teams divided in 5 groups of four, advancing to the next stage the winners and runner-ups of each group together the best 3 third-placed teams. The winners were {{flagicon\|USA}} Scurge, after defeating 6-1 to {{flagicon\|CRC}} CR dynamo in the SemiFinals and defeating {{flagicon\|USA}} ~~2-3 to~~ Wolverton Imperials at {{flagicon\|USA}} The Marsh.		The second edition of the Cup consisted of 20 teams, increasing his number of participants from 12 to 20. The first stage consisted of the 20 teams divided in 5 groups of four, advancing to the next stage the winners and runner-ups of each group together the best 3 third-placed teams. The winners were {{flagicon\|USA}} Scurge, after defeating 6-1 to {{flagicon\|CRC}} CR dynamo in the SemiFinals and defeating 2-3 to {{flagicon\|USA}} Wolverton Imperials at {{flagicon\|USA}} The Marsh.

	The third edition was characterized because of the big fail by the organizer, after he had Internet problems and cannot log in for a long time, after 2 matchdays. Even if the Cup were so bad organized, the cup were not abandoned. {{flagicon\|USA}} Sachem rescued the cup and organized it. The Cup had 32 teams registered, the largest in the history of the competition. The winners were {{flagicon\|BIH}} Partizan BL, which defeated {{flagicon\|ROU}} LETSSOK-2009 in extra time by a score of 1-2. The final match was played in {{flagicon\|NOR}} Norway, exactly at {{flagicon\|NOR}} The Police Stadion.		The third edition was characterized because of the big fail by the organizer, after he had Internet problems and cannot log in for a long time, after 2 matchdays. Even if the Cup were so bad organized, the cup were not abandoned. {{flagicon\|USA}} Sachem rescued the cup and organized it. The Cup had 32 teams registered, the largest in the history of the competition. The winners were {{flagicon\|BIH}} Partizan BL, which defeated {{flagicon\|ROU}} LETSSOK-2009 in extra time by a score of 1-2. The final match was played in {{flagicon\|NOR}} Norway, exactly at {{flagicon\|NOR}} The Police Stadion.

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	\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VIII Edition)\|VIII]]		\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VIII Edition)\|VIII]]
	\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|MEX}} [[AKV Football Club]]		\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|MEX}} [[AKV Football Club]]
	\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|HUN}} Kutyaütők SC		\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|HUN}} Kutyaütők SC
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			\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (IX Edition)\|IX]]
			\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|MEX}} [[AKV Football Club]]
			\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|FRA}} CSK ARRAS
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	\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VI Edition)\|VI]]		\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VI Edition)\|VI]]
	\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|NCA}} Bayern George		\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|NCA}} Bayern George
	\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|USA}} Scurge		\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|USA}} Scurge
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			\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VII Edition)\|VII]]
			\|align="center"\| {{flagicon\|ARG}} Villa Elisa F.C.
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			\|align="center"\| [[FIFA.com Club Federation Cup (VIII Edition)\|VIII]]
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	The first edition of the Cup consisted of 12 teams, divided in two groups of six teams; where the best 4 teams of each group advanced to next stage. The first match ever in the history of the Cup was played on October 14th, 2009. Where {{flagicon\|ESP}} Os astutos faced {{flagicon\|NCA}} Real George (Now Bayern George) in {{flagicon\|ESP}} Luz Arena, in a match where the Nicaraguans won 0-1 with a goal by {{flagicon\|GRE}} Muammer Kuloğlu. The winner of the Cup were {{flagicon\|ROU}} bijoucatel (Now Bijoucatel Jimbolia) defeated 3-0 to {{flagicon\|USA}} Plymouth Punishers, at the {{flagicon\|ALG}} Mokhtar Abdellatif arena.		The first edition of the Cup consisted of 12 teams, divided in two groups of six teams; where the best 4 teams of each group advanced to next stage. The first match ever in the history of the Cup was played on October 14th, 2009. Where {{flagicon\|ESP}} Os astutos faced {{flagicon\|NCA}} Real George (Now Bayern George) in {{flagicon\|ESP}} Luz Arena, in a match where the Nicaraguans won 0-1 with a goal by {{flagicon\|GRE}} Muammer Kuloğlu. The winner of the Cup were {{flagicon\|ROU}} bijoucatel (Now Bijoucatel Jimbolia) defeated 3-0 to {{flagicon\|USA}} Plymouth Punishers, at the {{flagicon\|ALG}} Mokhtar Abdellatif arena.

	The second edition of the Cup consisted of 20 teams, increasing his number of participants from 12 to 20. The first stage consisted of the 20 teams divided in 5 groups of four, advancing to the next stage the winners and runner-ups of each group together the best 3 third-placed teams. The winners were {{flagicon\|USA}} Scurge, after defeating 6-1 to {{flagicon\|CRC}} CR dynamo in the SemiFinals and defeating {{flagicon\|USA}} ~~2-3 to~~ Wolverton Imperials at {{flagicon\|USA}} The Marsh.		The second edition of the Cup consisted of 20 teams, increasing his number of participants from 12 to 20. The first stage consisted of the 20 teams divided in 5 groups of four, advancing to the next stage the winners and runner-ups of each group together the best 3 third-placed teams. The winners were {{flagicon\|USA}} Scurge, after defeating 6-1 to {{flagicon\|CRC}} CR dynamo in the SemiFinals and defeating 2-3 to {{flagicon\|USA}} Wolverton Imperials at {{flagicon\|USA}} The Marsh.

	The third edition was characterized because of the big fail by the organizer, after he had Internet problems and cannot log in for a long time, after 2 matchdays. Even if the Cup were so bad organized, the cup were not abandoned. {{flagicon\|USA}} Sachem rescued the cup and organized it. The Cup had 32 teams registered, the largest in the history of the competition. The winners were {{flagicon\|BIH}} Partizan BL, which defeated {{flagicon\|ROU}} LETSSOK-2009 in extra time by a score of 1-2. The final match was played in {{flagicon\|NOR}} Norway, exactly at {{flagicon\|NOR}} The Police Stadion.		The third edition was characterized because of the big fail by the organizer, after he had Internet problems and cannot log in for a long time, after 2 matchdays. Even if the Cup were so bad organized, the cup were not abandoned. {{flagicon\|USA}} Sachem rescued the cup and organized it. The Cup had 32 teams registered, the largest in the history of the competition. The winners were {{flagicon\|BIH}} Partizan BL, which defeated {{flagicon\|ROU}} LETSSOK-2009 in extra time by a score of 1-2. The final match was played in {{flagicon\|NOR}} Norway, exactly at {{flagicon\|NOR}} The Police Stadion.