The trophy was created by the Italian business Stabilimento Artistico Bertoni. It shows two human beings supporting the Earth. France is the current holder of the trophy, having won the World Cup in 2018. The tournament will be held in Russia from 14 June to 15 July. The original cup was designed by Giovanni Bertoni and produced by his company, Stabilimento Artistico Bertoni. It was first presented at the 1889 Jubilee Exhibition in London and awarded to Uruguay after they defeated England 2-1 in the final. The design has been changed over time but the general shape and size of the cup have remained the same since it was first made. Uruguay's second victory came in 1931 when Argentina were defeated 5-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw. That makes three victories out of three finals that have used the current format. Since then, all subsequent winners have been able to defend their title. In more recent years, the trophy has been redesigned by several artists. The first version was designed by Japanese artist Yuji Sugiyama and introduced in 1995. It showed two sets of footprints facing each other while standing on top of a globe with Earth's major oceans and continents.