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Football: Intercontinental Cup |
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Intercontinental Cup, Titles by Country
Information about the international football tournament Intercontinental Cup including titles by country, logos, links, results and other data. |
Out of concern for the integrity of players, and also because of the lack of financial incentive, several European champions declined to participate; in all cases, their runners-up took their place. The 1975 and 1978 editions were not played at all. The very viability of the competition came under fire until Toyota assumed the role of sponsor for the 1980 edition; for the remainder of the competition's history, no club declined playing the Intercontinental Cup, and the competition always took the form of a single match held on neutral ground, in Toyota's home country Japan. This cup was played for the last time in 2004, being replaced by the FIFA Club World Championship from 2005. |
Intercontinental Cup, Titles by Country |
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Titles |
Years |
Argentina |
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1967 - Racing Club
1968 - Estudiantes
1973 - Independiente
1977 - Boca Juniors
1984 - Independiente
1986 - River Plate
1994 - Velez Sarsfield
2000 - Boca Juniors
2003 - Boca Juniors |
Italy |
7 - |
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1964 - Inter
1965 - Inter
1969 - Milan
1985 - Juventus
1989 - Milan
1990 - Milan
1996 - Juventus |
Brazil |
6 - |
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1962 - Santos
1963 - Santos
1981 - Flamengo
1983 - Gremio
1992 - Sao Paulo
1993 - Sao Paulo |
Uruguay |
6 - |
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1961 - Peñarol
1966 - Peñarol
1971 - Nacional
1980 - Nacional
1982 - Peñarol
1988 - Nacional |
Spain |
4 - |
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1960 - Real Madrid CF
1974 - Atlético Madrid
1998 - Real Madrid CF
2002 - Real Madrid CF |
Germany |
3 - |
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1976 - Bayern Munich
1997 - Borussia Dortmund
2001 - Bayern Munich |
Holland |
3 - |
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1970 - Feyenoord
1972 - Ajax
1995 - Ajax |
Portugal |
2 - |
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1987 - Porto
2004 - Porto |
England |
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1999 - Manchester United |
Paraguay |
1 - |
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1979 - Olimpia |
Serbia |
1 - |
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1991 - Red Star Belgrade |
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Titles By Country
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