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{{Infobox tournament | {{Infobox tournament | ||
| tournament = | | tournament = <big>{{PAGENAME}}</big><br>{{flaglogo|Trinidad & Tobago}} | ||
| host = [[Trinidad & Tobago]] | |||
| season = 46-47 | | season = Seasons 46-47<br> 29 July 2011 - 17 Feb. 2012 | ||
| number_of_teams = [[ | | number_of_teams = [[{{PAGENAME}} - Final Positions|128]] | ||
| champions = {{ | | champions = {{Flagfull|Chile|showlink}} | ||
| runner_up = {{Flag| | | runner_up = {{Flag|Schweiz|size=30px}} | ||
| semi_finalists = {{Flag|SWE}}<br>{{Flag|FIN}} | | semi_finalists = {{Flag|SWE}}<br>{{Flag|FIN}} | ||
| matches_played = | | matches_played = [[{{PAGENAME}} - Statistics|983]] | ||
| goals_scored = | | goals_scored = [[Marco 'Messi' Crisafulli]]<br>[[{{PAGENAME}} - Scorer List|6 goals]] | ||
| previous = [[World Cup XVI|WC XVI]] | | previous = [[World Cup XVI|WC XVI]] | ||
| next = [[World Cup XVIII|WC XVIII]] | | next = [[World Cup XVIII|WC XVIII]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
The '''Seventeenth World Cup tournament''' took place from 23 December 2011 to 17 February 2012 and was held in Trinidad & Tobago. | |||
With the 4 new entrants (Palestine, Cuba, Cameroon, O'zbekiston), the tournament introduced the format of 128 national teams divided into 16 groups of 8 each. This will become the unchanged standard of World Cup to come for several years. | |||
Starting 29 July 2011, all team represented in [[World|Hattrick Word]] at the time played a total of 896 qualification matches in order to define the [[World Cup XVI statistics|32 participants to the final stage]]. In this tournament the host country India failed to qualify. | |||
The final was won by Chile, at their first World Cup title. They beat Schweiz 1–0 at the National Soca Stadium in Princes Town. Suomi and Sverige had to settle for bronze medal, after both lost their semi-finals 1-2. | |||
Argentinian player Marco Crisafulli was top scorer with 6 goals. | |||
== Group Stage == | == Group Stage == | ||
=== Round I === | === Round I (Qualification) === | ||
This round started on 29 | This round started on 29/07/2011 at 20:00.<br>Final result. | ||
{| width="460px" cellspacing="0" padding="0" style="border: medium double bisque; background:#FAFAFA; font-size:92%;" | |||
{| | |+ <big>All teams round-robin tournament</big> | ||
|- | |{{Group Stage|table}} | ||
| {{Group Stage|Group= 1|DEN|LTU|AZE|MDA|VIE|NIR|BHR|JOR|[[Q-G1-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 1]]}} | |||
| | | {{Group Stage|Group= 2|SWE|CYP|PAN|YEM|HON|OCE|SLV|SYR|[[Q-G2-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 2]]}} | ||
| | | {{Group Stage|Group= 3|GER|POL|BRU|KEN|NGA|KGZ|IRL|RSA|[[Q-G3-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 3]]}} | ||
| | | {{Group Stage|Group= 4|FIN|CHN|KAZ|GHA|BOL|WAL|MAS|CMR|[[Q-G4-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 4]]}} | ||
| {{Group Stage|Group= 5|ITA|UKR|IRQ|TUR|SVK|PAR|ISL|CUB|[[Q-G5-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 5]]}} | |||
| | | {{Group Stage|Group= 6|BLR|NED|CAN|CRC|HKG|UAE|MLT|PSE|[[Q-G6-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 6]]}} | ||
| {{Group Stage|Group= 7|ARG|CHI|JPN|BIH|BRA|SCO|SUR|UZB|[[Q-G7-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 7]]}} | |||
| | | {{Group Stage|Group= 8|RUS|SIN|ROU|BEL|AUT|IND|JAM|TRI|[[Q-G8-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 8]]}} | ||
| {{Group Stage|Group= 9|BUL|ESP|PHI|CAM|HUN|MKD|ANG|MON|[[Q-G9-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 9]]}} | |||
| | | {{Group Stage|Group=10|LVA|POR|TAN|AND|ALG|BEN|IRN|DOM|[[Q-G10-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 10]]}} | ||
| {{Group Stage|Group=11|SVN|LIE|MOZ|LIB|KSA|GRE|CPV|OMA|[[Q-G11-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 11]]}} | |||
| | | {{Group Stage|Group=12|ISR|PER|ENG|GEO|ARM|UGA|GUA|SEN|[[Q-G12-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 12]]}} | ||
| {{Group Stage|Group=13|CRO|URU|NOR|FRO|EST|VEN|ALB|TUN|[[Q-G13-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 13]]}} | |||
| | | {{Group Stage|Group=14|NCA|THA|EGY|USA|BRB|TPE|CIV|KOR|[[Q-G14-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 14]]}} | ||
| {{Group Stage|Group=15|FRA|LUX|IDN|ECU|CZE|COL|MAR|MGL|[[Q-G15-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 15]]}} | |||
| | | {{Group Stage|Group=16|SUI|SER|MEX|MDV|BAN|PAK|QAT|KUW|[[Q-G16-Statistics - (World Cup XVII) |GStat 16]]}} | ||
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| Teams are placed in groups based on their rank. Teams play each other once at home and once away. <br>This round started on 29/07/2011 at 20:00 (''last leg'' started on 16/09/2011). | |||
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<br> | <br> | ||
=== Round II === | === Round II === | ||
{| width="460px" cellspacing="0" padding="0" style="border: medium double MistyRose; background:#FAFAFA; font-size:92%;" | |||
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|'''[[Round II (World Cup XVII) - Group 1|Group 1]]''' | |'''[[Round II (World Cup XVII) - Group 1|Group 1]]''' | ||
{{GroupTableHeaderShort}} | {{GroupTableHeaderShort}} | ||
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{{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=CRO|pts=1|gd=-3}} | {{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=CRO|pts=1|gd=-3}} | ||
{{GroupTableFooter}} | {{GroupTableFooter}} | ||
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|'''[[Round II (World Cup XVII) - Group 3|Group 3]]''' | |'''[[Round II (World Cup XVII) - Group 3|Group 3]]''' | ||
{{GroupTableHeaderShort}} | {{GroupTableHeaderShort}} | ||
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{{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=ESP|pts=3|gd=0}} | {{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=ESP|pts=3|gd=0}} | ||
{{GroupTableFooter}} | {{GroupTableFooter}} | ||
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|'''[[Round II (World Cup XVII) - Group 5|Group 5]]''' | |'''[[Round II (World Cup XVII) - Group 5|Group 5]]''' | ||
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{{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=LVA|pts=2|gd=-3}} | {{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=LVA|pts=2|gd=-3}} | ||
{{GroupTableFooter}} | {{GroupTableFooter}} | ||
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|'''[[Round II (World Cup XVII) - Group 7|Group 7]]''' | |'''[[Round II (World Cup XVII) - Group 7|Group 7]]''' | ||
{{GroupTableHeaderShort}} | {{GroupTableHeaderShort}} | ||
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{{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=RUS|pts=3|gd=-1}} | {{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=RUS|pts=3|gd=-1}} | ||
{{GroupTableFooter}} | {{GroupTableFooter}} | ||
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| colspan=2 | This round started on 23/12/2011 at 20:00 (''2nd leg'': 26/12, ''3rd leg'': 30/12) and was played in Trinidad & Tobago. | |||
|} | |} | ||
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=== Round III === | ===Round III=== | ||
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|'''[[Round III (World Cup XVII) - Group 1|Group 1]]''' | |'''[[Round III (World Cup XVII) - Group 1|Group 1]]''' | ||
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{{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=URU|pts=3|gd=-1}} | {{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=URU|pts=3|gd=-1}} | ||
{{GroupTableFooter}} | {{GroupTableFooter}} | ||
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|'''[[Round III (World Cup XVII) - Group 3|Group 3]]''' | |'''[[Round III (World Cup XVII) - Group 3|Group 3]]''' | ||
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{{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=FRA|pts=1|gd=-3}} | {{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=FRA|pts=1|gd=-3}} | ||
{{GroupTableFooter}} | {{GroupTableFooter}} | ||
|- | |||
| colspan=2 | This round started on 27/01/2012 at 20:00 (''2nd leg'': 30/01, ''3rd leg'': 03/02) and was played in Trinidad & Tobago. | |||
|} | |} | ||
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=== Round IV === | ===Round IV=== | ||
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|'''[[Round IV (World Cup XVII) - Group 1|Group 1]]''' | |||
'''[[Round IV (World Cup XVII) - Group 1|Group 1]]''' | |||
{{GroupTableHeaderShort}} | {{GroupTableHeaderShort}} | ||
{{GroupTableRowNTShortPromote|team=CHI|pts=9|gd=3}} | {{GroupTableRowNTShortPromote|team=CHI|pts=9|gd=3}} | ||
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{{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=SER|pts=1|gd=-2}} | {{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=SER|pts=1|gd=-2}} | ||
{{GroupTableFooter}} | {{GroupTableFooter}} | ||
|'''[[Round IV (World Cup XVII) - Group 2|Group 2]]''' | |||
'''[[Round IV (World Cup XVII) - Group 2|Group 2]]''' | |||
{{GroupTableHeaderShort}} | {{GroupTableHeaderShort}} | ||
{{GroupTableRowNTShortPromote|team=SWI|pts=7|gd=5}} | {{GroupTableRowNTShortPromote|team=SWI|pts=7|gd=5}} | ||
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{{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=ISR|pts=1|gd=-3}} | {{GroupTableRowNTShort|team=ISR|pts=1|gd=-3}} | ||
{{GroupTableFooter}} | {{GroupTableFooter}} | ||
|- | |||
| colspan=2 | This round started on 06/02/2012 at 20:00 (''2nd leg'': 10-02, ''3rd leg'':13-02) and was played in Trinidad & Tobago. | |||
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== Knockout Stage == | == Knockout Stage == | ||
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<!-- Date-Place/Team 1/Score 1/Team 2/Score 2 --> | <!-- Date-Place/Team 1/Score 1/Team 2/Score 2 --> | ||
<!-- semi finals --> | <!-- semi finals --> | ||
| | |National Soca Stadium|'''{{Flag|CHI}}'''|'''2'''|{{Flag|SWE}}|1 | ||
| | |JW Blue Stadium|{{Flag|FIN}}|1|'''{{Flag|SWI}}'''|'''2''' | ||
<!-- final --> | <!-- final --> | ||
|19 Feb. 2012 | |19 Feb. 2012 <br> National Soca Stadium|'''{{Flag|CHI}}'''|'''1'''|{{Flag|SWI}}|0 | ||
<!-- parameters --> | <!-- parameters --> | ||
| color=yes | | color=yes | ||
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=== Semi-Finals === | === Semi-Finals === | ||
This round started on 2012 | This round started on 17/02/2012 at 20:00 and was played in Trinidad & Tobago. | ||
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=== | === Final === | ||
This round started on 2012 | This round started on 19/02/2012 at 20:00 and was played in Trinidad & Tobago. | ||
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|- align=center bgcolor=#efefef | |- align=center bgcolor=#efefef | ||
| {{MatchID|364958644}} || align=right bgcolor=#ccffcc | {{Flag|CHI}} || [[World Cup XVII - Final|1 - 0]] || align=left | {{Flag|SWI}} | | {{MatchID|364958644}} || align=right bgcolor=#ccffcc | {{Flag|CHI}} || [[World Cup XVII - Final|1 - 0]] || align=left | {{Flag|SWI}} | ||
|} | |}<br> | ||
==== Tactics and rating details ==== | |||
{| | |||
|- align=left | |||
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!Chile | |||
!Schweiz | |||
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| ||[[Formation]]: [[3-5-2]]<br />[[Tactics|Tactic]]: [[Normal]]<br>[[Ratings]]||[[Formation]]: [[3-5-2]]<br />[[Tactics|Tactic]]: [[Normal]]<br>[[Ratings]] | |||
|- | |||
|''[[Midfield]]:'' || extra-terrestrial (very high)<br> ||titanic (high) | |||
|- | |||
|''[[Right Defence]]:'' || magical (very low)<br> || extra-terrestrial (very low) | |||
|- | |||
|''[[Central Defence]]:'' || mythical (very high)<br> || titanic (very low) | |||
|- | |||
|''[[Left Defence]]:'' || mythical (low)<br> || titanic (very high) | |||
|- | |||
|''[[Right Attack]]:'' || inadequate (very low)<br> || supernatural (very low) | |||
|- | |||
|''[[Central Attack]]:'' || solid (high)<br> || formidable (high) | |||
|- | |||
|''[[Left Attack]]:'' || supernatural (very high)<br> || titanic (very high) | |||
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| || ||<br> | |||
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|'''Indirect [[Set Pieces#Indirect Set Pieces|Set Pieces]]:''' || || | |||
|- | |||
|''Attack:'' || solid (low)<br> || outstanding (very low) | |||
|- | |||
|''Defence:'' || outstanding (high)<br> || solid (low) | |||
|- | |||
| || ||<br> | |||
|- | |||
|'''''Average midfield''''' || extra-terrestrial (very high)<br> || titanic (high) | |||
|- | |||
|'''''Average defence''''' || mythical (very high)<br> || titanic (high) | |||
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|'''''Average attack''''' || formidable (very low)<br> || world class (low) | |||
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|'''''Total average''''' || supernatural (high)<br> || supernatural (very high) | |||
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|}<br> | |||
==HT Announcements== | ==HT Announcements== | ||
{{Hattrick announcement | | {{Hattrick announcement | | ||
| title = And the winners are? | | title = And the winners are? | ||
| date = 14 | | date = 14/07/2011 | ||
| text = applicant countries | | text = applicant countries | ||
*Pakistan 8,5 pts | *Pakistan 8,5 pts | ||
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{{Hattrick announcement | | {{Hattrick announcement | | ||
| title = Congratulations, Chile! | | title = Congratulations, Chile! | ||
| date = 20 | | date = 20/02/2012 | ||
| text = We have a new top dog in national team football: Chile won the 17th Hattrick World Cup, defeating Switzerland 1-0, the goal scored after 79 minutes by Gonzalo Inostroza. Great work by coach TituladoBugnosSchool and his team, forever historic as the first non-European national team to take home the HT World Cup. Kudos also to the Swiss coach Doc_Acker, who obviously came very close as well. | | text = We have a new top dog in national team football: Chile won the 17th Hattrick World Cup, defeating Switzerland 1-0, the goal scored after 79 minutes by Gonzalo Inostroza. Great work by coach TituladoBugnosSchool and his team, forever historic as the first non-European national team to take home the HT World Cup. Kudos also to the Swiss coach Doc_Acker, who obviously came very close as well. | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{WorldCupNav}} | {{WorldCupNav}} | ||
[[Category:World Cup|World Cup 017]] | [[Category:World Cup|World Cup 017]] | ||
[[Category:World Cup XVII|*]] | [[Category:World Cup XVII|*]] | ||
Revision as of 00:31, 6 April 2020
| Tournament details | |
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| Host | Trinidad & Tobago |
| Season(s) | Seasons 46-47 29 July 2011 - 17 Feb. 2012 |
| Teams | 128 |
| Final positions | |
| Champions | Chile |
| Runner-up | |
| Semi-finalists | |
| Tournament statistics | |
| Matches played | 983 |
| Goals scored | Marco 'Messi' Crisafulli 6 goals |
| ← WC XVI | WC XVIII → |
The Seventeenth World Cup tournament took place from 23 December 2011 to 17 February 2012 and was held in Trinidad & Tobago.
With the 4 new entrants (Palestine, Cuba, Cameroon, O'zbekiston), the tournament introduced the format of 128 national teams divided into 16 groups of 8 each. This will become the unchanged standard of World Cup to come for several years.
Starting 29 July 2011, all team represented in Hattrick Word at the time played a total of 896 qualification matches in order to define the 32 participants to the final stage. In this tournament the host country India failed to qualify.
The final was won by Chile, at their first World Cup title. They beat Schweiz 1–0 at the National Soca Stadium in Princes Town. Suomi and Sverige had to settle for bronze medal, after both lost their semi-finals 1-2.
Argentinian player Marco Crisafulli was top scorer with 6 goals.
Group Stage
Round I (Qualification)
This round started on 29/07/2011 at 20:00.
Final result.
| Teams are placed in groups based on their rank. Teams play each other once at home and once away. This round started on 29/07/2011 at 20:00 (last leg started on 16/09/2011). |
Round II
Group 1
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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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| This round started on 23/12/2011 at 20:00 (2nd leg: 26/12, 3rd leg: 30/12) and was played in Trinidad & Tobago. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Round III
Group 1
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Group 2
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Group 3
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Group 4
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| This round started on 27/01/2012 at 20:00 (2nd leg: 30/01, 3rd leg: 03/02) and was played in Trinidad & Tobago. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Round IV
Group 1
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Group 2
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| This round started on 06/02/2012 at 20:00 (2nd leg: 10-02, 3rd leg:13-02) and was played in Trinidad & Tobago. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Knockout Stage
| Semi-finals | Final | |||||
| National Soca Stadium | ||||||
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| 19 Feb. 2012 National Soca Stadium | ||||||
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| JW Blue Stadium | ||||||
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Semi-Finals
This round started on 17/02/2012 at 20:00 and was played in Trinidad & Tobago.
| ID | Match Result | ||
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| (364430879) | 2 - 1 | ||
| (364430880) | 1 - 2 |
Final
This round started on 19/02/2012 at 20:00 and was played in Trinidad & Tobago.
| ID | Match Result | ||
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| (364958644) | 1 - 0 |
Tactics and rating details
| Chile | Schweiz | |
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| Formation: 3-5-2 Tactic: Normal Ratings |
Formation: 3-5-2 Tactic: Normal Ratings | |
| Midfield: | extra-terrestrial (very high) |
titanic (high) |
| Right Defence: | magical (very low) |
extra-terrestrial (very low) |
| Central Defence: | mythical (very high) |
titanic (very low) |
| Left Defence: | mythical (low) |
titanic (very high) |
| Right Attack: | inadequate (very low) |
supernatural (very low) |
| Central Attack: | solid (high) |
formidable (high) |
| Left Attack: | supernatural (very high) |
titanic (very high) |
| Indirect Set Pieces: | ||
| Attack: | solid (low) |
outstanding (very low) |
| Defence: | outstanding (high) |
solid (low) |
| Average midfield | extra-terrestrial (very high) |
titanic (high) |
| Average defence | mythical (very high) |
titanic (high) |
| Average attack | formidable (very low) |
world class (low) |
| Total average | supernatural (high) |
supernatural (very high) |
HT Announcements
| And the winners are? | 14/07/2011 |
applicant countries
The runner up, who will have the honour of hosting the XVII U20 World Cup (with 13 points) is Panama. And the winner, and host of the XVII World Cup, gathering first place votes from 3 of the 4 jury members and getting placed second by the 4th member is : Trinidad and Tobago. The community participation was at 154 510 votes, a very good turn out considering the time of year. A great big thank you to the 11 communities who have put forward amazing work, once again we were humbled by your talents. Congratulations to the winners! | |
| Congratulations, Chile! | 20/02/2012 |
| We have a new top dog in national team football: Chile won the 17th Hattrick World Cup, defeating Switzerland 1-0, the goal scored after 79 minutes by Gonzalo Inostroza. Great work by coach TituladoBugnosSchool and his team, forever historic as the first non-European national team to take home the HT World Cup. Kudos also to the Swiss coach Doc_Acker, who obviously came very close as well. | |
| 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 · |
