Mundial de Clubes - FIFA
Autor: Fabio de Lucca | Publicado: 2012-12-28T20:00:00-08:00


 
 
Played for the first time in 2000 (but see note in following paragraph), in a 8-team format and with a "home team" among the selected/invited teams. After the second edition was first scheduled to 2001, then postponed to 2003 and eventually cancelled, the tournament returned in 2005, replacing the traditional Toyota Cup, in a new 6-team format with the participation of six continental champions. In 2007, the tournament was increased to a 7-team format, with the inclusion of one berth to the host country.  
In March 2007 it was reported that FIFA accepted a request by CBF and Palmeiras to consider the 1951 Copa Rio de Janeiro as the first official Club World Championship. A definite decision was taken on December 16, 2007, by the FIFA Executive Committee: no tournaments other than those organised by FIFA in 2000 and since 2005 will be considered Club World Championships.  
In 2009 and 2010 the tournament was organised in the United Arab Emirates, before returning to Japan in 2011.  

  
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Year    Winners                    Runners-up                  3rd Place
FIFA Club World Championship
2000    Corinthians                Vasco da Gama               Necaxa
2001       cancelled
2002       not held
2003       not held
2004       not held
2005    São Paulo                  Liverpool                   Dep. Saprissa
FIFA Club World Cup
2006    Internacional              Barcelona                   Al-Ahly Cairo
2007    Milan                      Boca Juniors                Urawa Red Diamonds
2008    Manchester United          LDU de Quito                Gamba Osaka
2009    Barcelona                  Estudiantes                 Pohang Steelers
2010    Internazionale             TP Mazembe                  Internacional
2011    Barcelona                  Santos                      Al-Sadd (Doha)
2012    Corinthians                Chelsea                     Monterrey
2013    Bayern München             Raja Casablanca             Atlético Mineiro
2014    Real Madrid                San Lorenzo de Almagro      Auckland City
2015    Barcelona                  River Plate                 Sanfrecce Hiroshima
2016    Real Madrid                Kashima Antlers             Atlético Nacional



Continental Medal Ranking
Continent      Champion    Runner-up    3rd Place
Europe             9           3            -
South America      4           7            3
Africa             -           2            1
Asia               -           1            5
CONCACAF           -           -            3
Oceania            -           -            1



Clubwise list of winners
Barcelona                 3 [3]

Real Madrid               2 [5]
Corinthians               2 [2]

Milan                     1 [4]

Bayern München            1 [3]
Internazionale            1 [3]
São Paulo                 1 [3]

Manchester United         1 [2]

Internacional             1 [1]

Boca Juniors              0 [3]
Nacional                  0 [3]
Peñarol                   0 [3]

Ajax                      0 [2]
Independiente             0 [2]
Juventus                  0 [2]
Porto                     0 [2]
Santos                    0 [2]

Atlético Madrid           0 [1]
Borussia Dortmund         0 [1]
Crvena zvezda             0 [1]
Estudiantes               0 [1]
Feijenoord                0 [1]
Flamengo                  0 [1]
Grêmio                    0 [1]
Olimpia                   0 [1]
Racing Club               0 [1]
River Plate               0 [1]
Vélez Sarsfield           0 [1]

NB: numbers between brackets refer to the sum (56) of Intercontinental (43)
    and FIFA world cups (13).  List does not include Copa Rio de Janeiro 1951.


Countrywise list of winners
Spain                     5 [ 9]

Brazil                    4 [10]

Italy                     2 [ 9]

Germany                   1 [ 4]

England                   1 [ 2]

Argentina                 0 [ 9]

Uruguay                   0 [ 6]

Netherlands               0 [ 3]

Portugal                  0 [ 2]

Paraguay                  0 [ 1]
Yugoslavia                0 [ 1]

NB: numbers between brackets refer to the sum (56) of Intercontinental (43)
    and FIFA world cups (13).  List does not include Copa Rio de Janeiro 1951.







Finals
2000    14/01/00 Rio de Janeiro        Corinthians         0-0 Vasco da Gama     [aet, 4-3 pen]
2001       [postponed to 2003 and later cancelled]
2005    18/12/05 Yokohama              São Paulo           1-0 Liverpool
2006    17/12/06 Yokohama              Internacional       1-0 Barcelona
2007    16/12/07 Yokohama              Milan               4-2 Boca Juniors
2008    21/12/08 Yokohama              Manchester United   1-0 LDU de Quito 
2009    19/12/09 Abu Dhabi             Barcelona           2-1 Estudiantes       [aet]
2010    18/12/10 Abu Dhabi             Internazionale      3-0 TP Mazembe
2011    18/12/11 Yokohama              Barcelona           4-0 Santos
2012    16/12/12 Yokohama              Corinthians         1-0 Chelsea
2013    21/12/13 Marrakech             Bayern München      2-0 Raja Casablanca
2014    20/12/14 Marrakech             Real Madrid         2-0 San Lorenzo de Almagro
2015    20/12/15 Yokohama              Barcelona           3-0 River Plate
2016    18/12/16 Yokohama              Real Madrid         4-2 Kashima Antlers   [aet]

            win       fin
Spain        5  [9]     6  [13]
Brazil       4 [10]     6  [17]
Italy        2  [9]     2  [14]
Germany      1  [4]     1   [6]
England      1  [2]     3   [9]
Argentina    0  [9]     4  [22]
Uruguay      0  [6]     0   [8]
Netherlands  0  [3]     0   [4]
Portugal     0  [2]     0   [4]
Paraguay     0  [1]     0   [3]
Yugoslavia   0  [1]     0   [1]
Colombia     0  [0]     0   [2]
Congo-Kinsh. 0  [0]     1   [1]
Ecuador      0  [0]     1   [1]
Chile        0  [0]     0   [1]
Greece       0  [0]     0   [1]
Japan        0  [0]     1   [1]
Morocco      0  [0]     1   [1]
Romania      0  [0]     0   [1]
Scotland     0  [0]     0   [1]
Sweden       0  [0]     0   [1]
            13 [56]    26 [112]