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{{Infobox tournament | {{Infobox tournament | ||
| tournament = | | tournament = <big>{{PAGENAME}}</big><br>{{flaglogo|China}} | ||
| host = [[China]] | |||
| season = Seasons 26-27 | | season = Seasons 26-27<br> 10 June 2005 - 1 Jan. 2006 | ||
| number_of_teams = [[ | | number_of_teams = [[{{PAGENAME}} - Final Positions|96]] | ||
| champions = {{ | | champions = {{Flagfull|Sverige|showlink}} | ||
| runner_up = {{Flag|España}} | | runner_up = {{Flag|España|size=30px}} | ||
| semi_finalists = {{Flag|Polska}}<br>{{Flag|Latvija}} | | semi_finalists = {{Flag|Polska}}<br>{{Flag|Latvija}} | ||
| matches_played = | | matches_played = [[{{PAGENAME}} - Statistics|567]] | ||
| goals_scored = | | goals_scored = [[Dawid Nowak]]<br>[[{{PAGENAME}} - Scorer List|9 goals]] | ||
| previous = [[World Cup VI|WC VI]] | | previous = [[World Cup VI|WC VI]] | ||
| next = [[World Cup VIII|WC VIII]] | | next = [[World Cup VIII|WC VIII]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
The '''Seventh World Cup tournament''' took place from 10 June 2005 to 1 January 2006. | |||
==Qualification== | 96 national teams played a total of 480 matches in the 16 groups of qualification in order to define the 32 participants to the final stage held in China. The host nation was one of them, but was eliminated in the second round. | ||
This round started on 2005 | |||
In the final, Sverige defeated España 3–1 to win the tournament and secure the country's sixth world title. Even if Polska was elominated one step before final, his player Dawid Nowak manage to became top scorer with 9 goals. | |||
The tournament is remebered also for the '''Sverige - Latvija semi-final controversy'''. The match between Swedish and Latvian national teams raised rather intense conference discussions about it. The Swedish national team, trailing late in the game 1 - 2, got the lucky equaliser goal in the 90th minute and later went on to win in extra time. Almost immediately after the end of regular match time, many conference users started reporting that this match had been reported to them somewhat strangely - the other semifinal had already ended, while the Swedish - Latvian one still went on, and after about half a minute, a Swedish equalizer was announced, sending the match into extra time. This led to "conspiracy theories" about HT-Team manually altering the match and its outcome to prevent Sweden from being eliminated from tournament. However, the accusations of any unfair actions taken to affect the usual match simulation were immediately denied by HT officials, and, to clarify what exactly happened at the match, [[#whenmatchends|an announcement was made]]. | |||
== Group Stage == | |||
=== Round I (Qualification) === | |||
This round started on 10/06/2005 at 20:00. | |||
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==Round II== | ===Round II=== | ||
This round started on 2005 | This round started on 04/11/2005 at 20:00 and was played in China. | ||
'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 1|Group 1]]''' | {| class="prettytable" | ||
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|'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 1|Group 1]]''' | |||
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|align=left| {{Flag|CHN}} || '''2''' || -1 | |align=left| {{Flag|CHN}} || '''2''' || -1 | ||
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|'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 2|Group 2]]''' | |||
'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 2|Group 2]]''' | |||
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|align=left| {{Flag|THA}} || '''0''' || -11 | |align=left| {{Flag|THA}} || '''0''' || -11 | ||
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'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 3|Group 3]]''' | {| class="prettytable" | ||
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|'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 3|Group 3]]''' | |||
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|align=left| {{Flag|CHI}} || '''0''' || -11 | |align=left| {{Flag|CHI}} || '''0''' || -11 | ||
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|'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 4|Group 4]]''' | |||
'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 4|Group 4]]''' | |||
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|align=left| {{Flag|IRL}} || '''3''' || -3 | |align=left| {{Flag|IRL}} || '''3''' || -3 | ||
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'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 5|Group 5]]''' | {| class="prettytable" | ||
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|'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 5|Group 5]]''' | |||
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|align=left| {{Flag|GER}} || '''1''' || -6 | |align=left| {{Flag|GER}} || '''1''' || -6 | ||
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|'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 6|Group 6]]''' | |||
'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 6|Group 6]]''' | |||
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|align=left| {{Flag|MAS}} || '''3''' || -1 | |align=left| {{Flag|MAS}} || '''3''' || -1 | ||
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'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 7|Group 7]]''' | {| class="prettytable" | ||
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|'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 7|Group 7]]''' | |||
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|align=left| {{Flag|GRE}} || '''0''' || -8 | |align=left| {{Flag|GRE}} || '''0''' || -8 | ||
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|'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 8|Group 8]]''' | |||
'''[[Round II (World Cup VII) - Group 8|Group 8]]''' | |||
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|align=left| {{Flag|DEN}} || '''0''' || -5 | |align=left| {{Flag|DEN}} || '''0''' || -5 | ||
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==Round III== | ===Round III=== | ||
This round starts on 2005 | This round starts on 09/12/2005 at 20:00 and was played in China. | ||
'''[[Round III (World Cup VII) - Group 1|Group 1]]''' | {| class="prettytable" | ||
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|'''[[Round III (World Cup VII) - Group 1|Group 1]]''' | |||
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|align=left| {{Flag|FIN}} || '''3''' || -3 | |align=left| {{Flag|FIN}} || '''3''' || -3 | ||
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|'''[[Round III (World Cup VII) - Group 2|Group 2]]''' | |||
'''[[Round III (World Cup VII) - Group 2|Group 2]]''' | |||
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|align=left| {{Flag|AUT}} || '''1''' || -2 | |align=left| {{Flag|AUT}} || '''1''' || -2 | ||
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'''[[Round III (World Cup VII) - Group 3|Group 3]]''' | {| class="prettytable" | ||
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|'''[[Round III (World Cup VII) - Group 3|Group 3]]''' | |||
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|align=left| {{Flag|SIN}} || '''0''' || -7 | |align=left| {{Flag|SIN}} || '''0''' || -7 | ||
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|'''[[Round III (World Cup VII) - Group 4|Group 4]]''' | |||
'''[[Round III (World Cup VII) - Group 4|Group 4]]''' | |||
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|align=left| {{Flag|OCE}} || '''1''' || -3 | |align=left| {{Flag|OCE}} || '''1''' || -3 | ||
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==Round IV== | ===Round IV=== | ||
This round started on 2005 | This round started on 19/12/2005 at 20:00 and was played in China. | ||
'''[[Round IV (World Cup VII) - Group 1|Group 1]]''' | {| class="prettytable" | ||
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|'''[[Round IV (World Cup VII) - Group 1|Group 1]]''' | |||
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|align=left| {{Flag|USA}} || '''0''' || -5 | |align=left| {{Flag|USA}} || '''0''' || -5 | ||
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|'''[[Round IV (World Cup VII) - Group 2|Group 2]]''' | |||
'''[[Round IV (World Cup VII) - Group 2|Group 2]]''' | |||
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|align=left| {{Flag|TUR}} || '''1''' || -3 | |align=left| {{Flag|TUR}} || '''1''' || -3 | ||
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==Semi-Finals== | == Knockout Stage == | ||
This round started on 2005 | === Semi-Finals === | ||
This round started on 30/12/2005 at 20:00 and was played in China. | |||
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|{{MatchID|59054030}} ||align=right| {{Flag|POL}} || 4 - 5 aet ||align=left bgcolor=#ccffcc| {{Flag|ESP}} | |{{MatchID|59054030}} ||align=right| {{Flag|POL}} || 4 - 5 aet ||align=left bgcolor=#ccffcc| {{Flag|ESP}} | ||
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=== [[{{PAGENAME}} - Final|Final]] === | |||
This round started on 01/01/2006 at 20:00 and was played in China. | |||
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|{{MatchID|59461686}} ||align=right bgcolor=#ccffcc| {{Flag|SWE}} || 3 - 1 ||align=left| {{Flag|ESP}} | |{{MatchID|59461686}} ||align=right bgcolor=#ccffcc| {{Flag|SWE}} || [[World Cup VII - Final|'''3 - 1''']] ||align=left| {{Flag|ESP}} | ||
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===Tactics and Ratings=== | ====Tactics and Ratings==== | ||
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==HT Announcements== | ==HT Announcements== | ||
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{{Hattrick announcement | | {{Hattrick announcement | | ||
| title = World Cup match bug | | title = World Cup match bug | ||
| date = 25 | | date = 25/11/2005 | ||
| text = | | text = | ||
Thanks to observant users, we have found a bug regarding the hosting nations in the World Cup. When a hosting nation was drawn as a "away team", the hosting nation got the home-advantage. However, the bug also gave home-advantage to the formal home-team, meaning that both teams got the boost from having a fanatic home crowd. We have now spoken to the future home crowds and made sure that they will only cheer for the hosting nation. | Thanks to observant users, we have found a bug regarding the hosting nations in the World Cup. When a hosting nation was drawn as a "away team", the hosting nation got the home-advantage. However, the bug also gave home-advantage to the formal home-team, meaning that both teams got the boost from having a fanatic home crowd. We have now spoken to the future home crowds and made sure that they will only cheer for the hosting nation. | ||
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{{Hattrick announcement | | {{Hattrick announcement | | ||
| title = Hattrick World Cup VII | | title = Hattrick World Cup VII | ||
| date = 07 | | date = 07/12/2005 | ||
| text = | | text = | ||
Friday 20 | Friday 20:00 the third stage of Hattrick World Cup VII kicks off in China. Only 16 of our strongest sides remain in the competition for the Gold. | ||
Speculations are intense in the conferences and among favourites mentioned are for instance Spain, Sweden and Poland. The days when Sweden dominated the game are however long gone and many teams want a piece of the action. | Speculations are intense in the conferences and among favourites mentioned are for instance Spain, Sweden and Poland. The days when Sweden dominated the game are however long gone and many teams want a piece of the action. | ||
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{{Hattrick announcement | | {{Hattrick announcement | | ||
| title = World Cup semifinals | | title = World Cup semifinals | ||
| date = 28 | | date = 28/12/2005 | ||
| text = | | text = | ||
The Hattrick World Cup has now reached the semifinals. In the first match Sweden takes on the sensation of the tournament - Latvia, who thanks to some really shrewd coaching has managed to overthrow several teams which were considered big favourites. | The Hattrick World Cup has now reached the semifinals. In the first match Sweden takes on the sensation of the tournament - Latvia, who thanks to some really shrewd coaching has managed to overthrow several teams which were considered big favourites. | ||
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In the other match the giants España and Polska will face eachother in an extremely hard battle. | In the other match the giants España and Polska will face eachother in an extremely hard battle. | ||
Make sure to follow the battle for the final from 20 | Make sure to follow the battle for the final from 20:00 HT time on the 30th! | ||
}} | }} | ||
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{{Hattrick announcement | | {{Hattrick announcement | | ||
| title = When exactly does a match end? | | title = When exactly does a match end? | ||
| date = 31 | | date = 31/12/2005 | ||
| text = | | text = | ||
The recent World Cup semi-final between Sweden and Latvia has given rise to questions about when exactly a match ends. The answer is that it ends within one minute after 90 minutes have been played. The exact second depends on what happens on the field. Usually, if the last minute is uneventful, the referee stops the match around 5 seconds after 90 minutes mark. However, if there are a lot of things happening, it is in fact quite common that there are events as late as 30 or even 40 seconds later. In the semifinal between Sweden and Latvia, the Swedish equalizer happened after 90:39. This is unusually late, but not exceptionally - it happens many times every week, just not normally in such important matches followed by thousands of users. | The recent World Cup semi-final between Sweden and Latvia has given rise to questions about when exactly a match ends. The answer is that it ends within one minute after 90 minutes have been played. The exact second depends on what happens on the field. Usually, if the last minute is uneventful, the referee stops the match around 5 seconds after 90 minutes mark. However, if there are a lot of things happening, it is in fact quite common that there are events as late as 30 or even 40 seconds later. In the semifinal between Sweden and Latvia, the Swedish equalizer happened after 90:39. This is unusually late, but not exceptionally - it happens many times every week, just not normally in such important matches followed by thousands of users. | ||
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{{Hattrick announcement | | {{Hattrick announcement | | ||
| title = Sweden World Champions | | title = Sweden World Champions | ||
| date = 02 | | date = 02/01/2006 | ||
| text = | | text = | ||
Congratulations to Sweden for winning World Cup VII. Runners-up Spain, and several other countries however showed that they have now closed the gap and it will be very difficult for the champions to defend their title once again in two seasons' time. | Congratulations to Sweden for winning World Cup VII. Runners-up Spain, and several other countries however showed that they have now closed the gap and it will be very difficult for the champions to defend their title once again in two seasons' time. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:49, 2 April 2020
| Tournament details | |
|---|---|
| Host | China |
| Season(s) | Seasons 26-27 10 June 2005 - 1 Jan. 2006 |
| Teams | 96 |
| Final positions | |
| Champions | Sverige |
| Runner-up | |
| Semi-finalists | |
| Tournament statistics | |
| Matches played | 567 |
| Goals scored | Dawid Nowak 9 goals |
| ← WC VI | WC VIII → |
The Seventh World Cup tournament took place from 10 June 2005 to 1 January 2006.
96 national teams played a total of 480 matches in the 16 groups of qualification in order to define the 32 participants to the final stage held in China. The host nation was one of them, but was eliminated in the second round.
In the final, Sverige defeated España 3–1 to win the tournament and secure the country's sixth world title. Even if Polska was elominated one step before final, his player Dawid Nowak manage to became top scorer with 9 goals.
The tournament is remebered also for the Sverige - Latvija semi-final controversy. The match between Swedish and Latvian national teams raised rather intense conference discussions about it. The Swedish national team, trailing late in the game 1 - 2, got the lucky equaliser goal in the 90th minute and later went on to win in extra time. Almost immediately after the end of regular match time, many conference users started reporting that this match had been reported to them somewhat strangely - the other semifinal had already ended, while the Swedish - Latvian one still went on, and after about half a minute, a Swedish equalizer was announced, sending the match into extra time. This led to "conspiracy theories" about HT-Team manually altering the match and its outcome to prevent Sweden from being eliminated from tournament. However, the accusations of any unfair actions taken to affect the usual match simulation were immediately denied by HT officials, and, to clarify what exactly happened at the match, an announcement was made.
Group Stage
Round I (Qualification)
This round started on 10/06/2005 at 20:00.
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| Group 16 |
Round II
This round started on 04/11/2005 at 20:00 and was played in China.
Group 1
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Group 2
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Group 3
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Group 4
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Group 5
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Group 6
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Group 7
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Group 8
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Round III
This round starts on 09/12/2005 at 20:00 and was played in China.
Group 1
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Group 2
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Group 3
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Group 4
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Round IV
This round started on 19/12/2005 at 20:00 and was played in China.
Group 1
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Group 2
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Knockout Stage
Semi-Finals
This round started on 30/12/2005 at 20:00 and was played in China.
| ID | Match Result | ||
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| (59054029) | 3 - 2 aet | ||
| (59054030) | 4 - 5 aet |
Final
This round started on 01/01/2006 at 20:00 and was played in China.
| ID | Match Result | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| (59461686) | 3 - 1 |
Tactics and Ratings
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HT Announcements
| World Cup match bug | 25/11/2005 |
| Thanks to observant users, we have found a bug regarding the hosting nations in the World Cup. When a hosting nation was drawn as a "away team", the hosting nation got the home-advantage. However, the bug also gave home-advantage to the formal home-team, meaning that both teams got the boost from having a fanatic home crowd. We have now spoken to the future home crowds and made sure that they will only cheer for the hosting nation.
This bug has unfortunately affected both the regular World cup and the U20 World Cup since the dawn of time. | |
| Hattrick World Cup VII | 07/12/2005 |
| Friday 20:00 the third stage of Hattrick World Cup VII kicks off in China. Only 16 of our strongest sides remain in the competition for the Gold.
Speculations are intense in the conferences and among favourites mentioned are for instance Spain, Sweden and Poland. The days when Sweden dominated the game are however long gone and many teams want a piece of the action. | |
| World Cup semifinals | 28/12/2005 |
| The Hattrick World Cup has now reached the semifinals. In the first match Sweden takes on the sensation of the tournament - Latvia, who thanks to some really shrewd coaching has managed to overthrow several teams which were considered big favourites.
In the other match the giants España and Polska will face eachother in an extremely hard battle. Make sure to follow the battle for the final from 20:00 HT time on the 30th! | |
| When exactly does a match end? | 31/12/2005 |
| The recent World Cup semi-final between Sweden and Latvia has given rise to questions about when exactly a match ends. The answer is that it ends within one minute after 90 minutes have been played. The exact second depends on what happens on the field. Usually, if the last minute is uneventful, the referee stops the match around 5 seconds after 90 minutes mark. However, if there are a lot of things happening, it is in fact quite common that there are events as late as 30 or even 40 seconds later. In the semifinal between Sweden and Latvia, the Swedish equalizer happened after 90:39. This is unusually late, but not exceptionally - it happens many times every week, just not normally in such important matches followed by thousands of users.
Also: Whilst we fully understand the disappointment with the result among Latvian fans (and others rooting for Latvia), please remember to keep your head cool and to always treat your fellow Hattrick players with respect, even after a defeat. | |
| Sweden World Champions | 02/01/2006 |
| Congratulations to Sweden for winning World Cup VII. Runners-up Spain, and several other countries however showed that they have now closed the gap and it will be very difficult for the champions to defend their title once again in two seasons' time.
Today also marks the start of the elections in each league. We must also remind users that it is not allowed to spam people's mailboxes in order to gain votes. | |
| World Cup |
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Japan & Korea 15 · Argentina 17 · Netherlands 19 · USA 21 · Spain 23 · Brazil 25 · China 27 · Germany 29 · Russia 31 · Portugal 33 · Belgium 35 · Colombia 37 · Greece 39 · Thailand 41 · South Africa 43 · India 45 · Trinidad and Tobago 47 · Israel 49 · Montenegro 51 · Tunisia 53 · Brazil 55 · Andorra 57 · Indonesia 59 · Estonia 61 · France 63 · Guatemala 65 · Oceania 67 · Latvia 69 · Croatia 71 · Benin 73 · Cameroon 75 · Ireland 77 · Venezuela 79 · Hong Kong 81 · Liechtenstein 83 |
| U-20 World Cup |
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Germany 16 · Oceania 18 · Romania 20 · Egypt 22 · Chile 24 · Italy 26 · Mexico 28 · Israel 30 · Malaysia 32 · Peru 34 · Finland 36 · Kenya 38 · Canada 40 · Iran 42 · Bosnia Herzegovina 44 · Poland 46 · Panama 48 · Finland 50 · Norway 52 · Italy 54 · Belgium 56 · Romania 58 · Faroe Islands 60 · Ivory Coast 62 · Pakistan 64 · USA 66 · El Salvador 68 · Sweden 70 · Kazakhstan 72 · Bulgaria 74 · Argentina 76 · Switzerland 78 · Scotland 80 · Guam 82 · Trinidad and Tobago 84 · |
