U-21 World Cup - Revision history

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	Although it uses the same format as the senior [[World Cup]], the U21 World Cup tournament offered more chances of getting a good result for motivated teams even with a smaller user base or shorter history in Hattrick. The competition rewarded organization and training in the short term.		Although it uses the same format as the senior [[World Cup]], the U21 World Cup tournament offered more chances of getting a good result for motivated teams even with a smaller user base or shorter history in Hattrick. The competition rewarded organization and training in the short term.

	A total of 31 editions were played, from [[Global_season#Season_16\|global season 16]] (July 2002) to [[Global_season#Season_74.2C_75.2C_76\|global season 76]] (January 2021).		Prior to season 76 the tournament was hosted as an u-20 tournament. A total of 31 editions were played, from [[Global_season#Season_16\|global season 16]] (July 2002) to [[Global_season#Season_74.2C_75.2C_76\|global season 76]] (January 2021).

	== Format ==		== Format ==
	A new U21 World Cup starts as soon as the previous one is completed, with an [[election]] for a two [[season]]s mandate.		A new U21 World Cup starts as soon as the previous one is completed, with an [[election]] for a two [[season]]s mandate.
	The qualifying round takes the first season and begins with the participation of all U-20 national teams active in the Hattrick [[World]]. Seeding for the next U-20 World Cup is based on [[rank]]ing, which is determined by previous World Cup results.		The qualifying round takes the first season and begins with the participation of all U-21 national teams active in the Hattrick [[World]]. Seeding for the next U-21 World Cup is based on [[rank]]ing, which is determined by previous World Cup results.
	At its peak, 128 national teams took part to qualifications in 16 "double round-robin" groups of 8 teams each.		At its peak, 128 national teams took part to qualifications in 16 "double round-robin" groups of 8 teams each.

	32 teams, the the best two classified in each group, move on to the next stage and qualify for the World Cup hosted by one country previously determined by the [[Hattrick Team]]. Three round-robin group stages are then played, with 4 teams to a group and the top two teams qualifying for the next stage.		32 teams, the the best two classified in each group, move on to the next stage and qualify for the World Cup hosted by one country previously determined by the [[Hattrick Team]]. Three round-robin group stages are then played, with 4 teams to a group and the top two teams qualifying for the next stage.

	The final two rounds are playoff matches, beginning with the semi-finals and culminating in the U-20 World Cup Final, played on last Sunday of second season at 20:00 [[Hattrick Time\|HT]].		The final two rounds are playoff matches, beginning with the semi-finals and culminating in the U-21 World Cup Final, played on last Sunday of second season at 20:00 [[Hattrick Time\|HT]].

	== Editions ==		== Editions ==

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	Although it uses the same format as the senior [[World Cup]], the U21 World Cup tournament offered more chances of getting a good result for motivated teams even with a smaller user base or shorter history in Hattrick. The competition rewarded organization and training in the short term.		Although it uses the same format as the senior [[World Cup]], the U21 World Cup tournament offered more chances of getting a good result for motivated teams even with a smaller user base or shorter history in Hattrick. The competition rewarded organization and training in the short term.

	A total of 31 editions were played, from [[Global_season#Season_16\|global season 16]] (July 2002) to [[Global_season#Season_74.2C_75.2C_76\|global season 76]] (January 2021)~~. It was later replaced by the [[U-21 World Cup]]~~.		A total of 31 editions were played, from [[Global_season#Season_16\|global season 16]] (July 2002) to [[Global_season#Season_74.2C_75.2C_76\|global season 76]] (January 2021).

	== Format ==		== Format ==

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	{{Interwiki/U-20 World Cup}}		{{Interwiki/U-20 World Cup}}
	The '''U-20 World Cup''' was a [[National_team#U-20_National_Team\|national teams]] tournament for [[U-20\|under 20-yo players]]. Since players only had access to the national team until their ~~21st~~ birthday, only a very few players were able to take part in two consecutive campaigns		The '''U-20 World Cup''' was a [[National_team#U-20_National_Team\|national teams]] tournament for [[U-20\|under 20-yo players]]. Since players only had access to the national team until their 22nd birthday, only a very few players were able to take part in two consecutive campaigns

	Although it uses the same format as the senior [[World Cup]], the ~~U20~~ World Cup tournament offered more chances of getting a good result for motivated teams even with a smaller user base or shorter history in Hattrick. The competition rewarded organization and training in the short term.		Although it uses the same format as the senior [[World Cup]], the U21 World Cup tournament offered more chances of getting a good result for motivated teams even with a smaller user base or shorter history in Hattrick. The competition rewarded organization and training in the short term.

	A total of 31 editions were played, from [[Global_season#Season_16\|global season 16]] (July 2002) to [[Global_season#Season_74.2C_75.2C_76\|global season 76]] (January 2021). It was later replaced by the [[U-21 World Cup]].		A total of 31 editions were played, from [[Global_season#Season_16\|global season 16]] (July 2002) to [[Global_season#Season_74.2C_75.2C_76\|global season 76]] (January 2021). It was later replaced by the [[U-21 World Cup]].
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	Germany hosted the first U-20 WC in season 16, just one season after the [[World Cup I\|first World Cup]] had been played.		Germany hosted the first U-20 WC in season 16, just one season after the [[World Cup I\|first World Cup]] had been played.
	The first U-20 WC started with the 40 top teams according to the [[rank]]ing. The other 10 teams competed for a minor cup called [[Emerging Leagues ~~U20~~ Cup]] at the same time.		The first U-20 WC started with the 40 top teams according to the [[rank]]ing. The other 10 teams competed for a minor cup called [[Emerging Leagues U21 Cup]] at the same time.

	= Medals =		= Medals =

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	== Format ==		== Format ==
	A new ~~U20~~ World Cup starts as soon as the previous one is completed, with an [[election]] for a two [[season]]s mandate.		A new U21 World Cup starts as soon as the previous one is completed, with an [[election]] for a two [[season]]s mandate.
	The qualifying round takes the first season and begins with the participation of all U-20 national teams active in the Hattrick [[World]]. Seeding for the next U-20 World Cup is based on [[rank]]ing, which is determined by previous World Cup results.		The qualifying round takes the first season and begins with the participation of all U-20 national teams active in the Hattrick [[World]]. Seeding for the next U-20 World Cup is based on [[rank]]ing, which is determined by previous World Cup results.
	At its peak, 128 national teams took part to qualifications in 16 "double round-robin" groups of 8 teams each.		At its peak, 128 national teams took part to qualifications in 16 "double round-robin" groups of 8 teams each.

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	= Medals =		= Medals =
	Seven Countries won the gold medal more than once: Netherlands and Estonia twice; Norway and Sweden thrice; Romania and Italy four ~~and Germany six times~~. Germany ~~also~~ won the most medals. {{Template:U20WCRankingTable\|Nation\|Total}}		Seven Countries won the gold medal more than once: Netherlands and Estonia twice; Norway and Sweden thrice; Romania and Italy four. Germany won the most medals. {{Template:U20WCRankingTable\|Nation\|Total}}

	= Finals =		= Finals =

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	{{Interwiki/U-20 World Cup}}		{{Interwiki/U-20 World Cup}}
	The '''U-20 World Cup''' ~~is an international tournament for~~ [[National_team#U-20_National_Team\|~~National Teams~~]]~~. The competition~~ for [[U-20\|~~Under~~-20 players]] ~~begins~~ a season ~~after the World Cup~~, and follows the same format.		The '''U-20 World Cup''' was a [[National_team#U-20_National_Team\|national teams]] tournament for [[U-20\|under 20-yo players]].
	~~The tournament is being held since~~ [[~~Global_season#Season_16_.282002_April_28.29\|global season16~~]].		It was played a total of 31 editions from [[Global_season#Season_16\|global season 16]] (July 2002), and follows the same format of the senior [[World Cup]].

	~~Unlike the World Cup~~, the U-20 World Cup ~~offers a lot of chances to motivated teams with a smaller user base or shorter history in Hattrick. Because players are only eligible until their 21st birthday,~~ U-~~20 competition places a premium on organization and training, and there is very little carry-over from one competition to the next~~.		Starting from [[Global_season#Season_77\|global season 77]] (January 2021), the U-20 World Cup was replaced by the [[U-21 World Cup]].

	~~===Campaigns===~~		Unlike the senior World Cup, the Under 20 World Cup tournament offers more chances to make a good result for motivated teams even with a smaller user base or a shorter history in Hattrick. The competition rewards organization and training in the short term since players only have access to the national team until their 21st birthday and only very few players are able to take part in two consecutive campaigns.
	~~A new U-20~~ World Cup ~~campaign is started nearly as soon as~~ the ~~old campaign is completed, which takes two [[Season\|seasons]].~~
	~~The qualification round starts with U-~~20 ~~national teams from all countries that are a part of Hattrick at the start of the campaign. 32 teams advance from this round to the~~ World Cup~~. There are three round-robin group stages, with 4 teams~~ to a ~~group and the top two~~ teams ~~qualifying for the next stage~~. The ~~final two rounds are playoff matches, beginning with the semi-finals~~ and ~~culminating~~ in the ~~World Cup Final.~~
	~~The final rounds of a U-20 WC campaign~~ are ~~hosted by one nation. This nation is determined by the [[Hattrick_Team\|HTs]]~~.

	= Editions =		== Format ==
	~~Eighteen~~ countries were or are being visited so far for the final rounds of the U-20 World Cup. [[Oceania]] has been visited once, [[Africa]] and [[South America]] twice each, [[North America]] and [[Asia]] thrice each (the others times the host was from [[Europe]]).		A new U20 World Cup starts as soon as the previous one is completed, with an [[election]] for a two [[season]]s mandate.
			The qualifying round takes the first season and begins with the participation of all U-20 national teams active in the Hattrick [[World]]. Seeding for the next U-20 World Cup is based on [[rank]]ing, which is determined by previous World Cup results.

			At its peak, 128 national teams took part to Qualifications in 16 "double round-robin" groups of 8 teams each.
			32 teams, the top two in each group, move on to the next stage and qualify for the World Cup hosted by one country previously determined by the [[Hattrick Team]]. Three round-robin group stages are then played, with 4 teams to a group and the top two teams qualifying for the next stage.

			The final two rounds are playoff matches, beginning with the semi-finals and culminating in the U-20 World Cup Final, played on last Sunday of second season at 20:00 [[Hattrick Time\|HT]].

			== Editions ==
			Nineteen countries were or are being visited so far for the final rounds of the U-20 World Cup. [[Oceania]] has been visited once, [[Africa]] and [[South America]] twice each, [[North America]] and [[Asia]] thrice each - the others times the host was from [[Europe]].

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	= Medals =		= Medals =
	Seven Countries ~~have~~ won the gold medal more than once: Netherlands and Estonia twice; Norway, Sweden~~, Italy~~ thrice; Romania four and Germany six times. Germany ~~has~~ also won the most medals. {{Template:U20WCRankingTable\|Nation\|Total}}		Seven Countries won the gold medal more than once: Netherlands and Estonia twice; Norway and Sweden thrice; Romania and Italy four and Germany six times. Germany also won the most medals. {{Template:U20WCRankingTable\|Nation\|Total}}

	= Finals =		= Finals =
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	{{WCFinals\|[[U-20 World Cup XXX – Final\|Final 30]]		{{WCFinals\|[[U-20 World Cup XXX – Final\|Final 30]]
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	{{WCFinals\|[[U-20 World Cup XXIX – Final\|Final 29]]		{{WCFinals\|[[U-20 World Cup XXIX – Final\|Final 29]]
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	:({{Note\|ref-1}}1) Click on match result to link to the Hattrick.org source page.		:({{Note\|ref-1}}1) Click on match result to link to the Hattrick.org source page.
	: ( ) = half time result		: ( ) = half time result
	: AET = extra time		: AET = extra time
	: pen. = penalties		: pen. = penalties
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	! [[U-20 World Cup XXVI\|U-20 WC 26]]		! [[U-20 World Cup XXVI\|U-20 WC 26]]
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	! [[U-20 World Cup XXV\|U-20 WC 25]]		! [[U-20 World Cup XXV\|U-20 WC 25]]
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