World Cup (Iearth)

Iearth World Cup

The World Cup logo
First event	April 5th, 1972
Occur every	Annual
Headquarters	Cardiff, Cadair

The World Cup Organization (Organisation de la Coupe du monde, Organización de la Copa del Mundo, تنظيم كأس العالم, 世界杯组织, Weltcup-Organisation), is a non-profit organization acting as an international governing body of association football, futsal and beach soccer. It is the highest governing body of association football, headquartered in Cardiff, Cadair. Founded in 1972 to oversee international competition among national associations, it now consists of 4 confederations, 14 regional federations, and 180 national associations. It dictates the Iearth World Cup, often simply called the World Cup, as well as the Women's World Cup, international association football competitions contested by the senior men and women's national teams respectively. The championship has been awarded every year since the inaugural tournament in 1972. The current men's champion is Vœyetska, who won the 2024 Cup against Zamastan. Prior to that, the winner was Beatavic, who won the 2023 Cup against Unified Sera. Shoassau won the 2022 Cup against host nation Kossmil. Durnstaal won the 2021 Cup against Zamastan in Sulifa. The current women's champion is Unified Sera, who won the 2022 Women's World Cup against Paraboca in Lutharia.

The 50 men's tournaments have been won by a total of 26 teams. Zamastan has won six times, and they have played in all but nine tournaments. The other winners include Cadair with four title wins each, Quetana, Vitosium, Versenia, and Durnstaal with three title wins. Ruskayn, New Elkland, Lutharia, Drambenburg, East Chanchajilla, Shoassau and Jyau all have two title wins. Albarine, Alcarres, Andaluni, Avergnon, Beatavic, Beleroskov, Caspiaa, Constantio, Elbresia, Gladysynthia, Latilli, Normark, Syraranto, Unified Sera, Versenia, Vuswistan, Vœyetska, and Saint Offeat all have one title.

The 28 women's tournaments have been won by a total of 22 teams. Zamastan has won three times and have played in all but 5 tournaments. The other winners include Timeria and Drambenburg win two title wins each, and Alecburgh, Allieu, Beatavic, Besmenia, Caspiaa, Constantio, Cyruda, Eserrei, Janapa, Kalea, Lutharia, Paraboca, Quetana, Saint Astaba and Beck, Saint Offeat, Slavic Union, Unified Sera, United Cavollon, and Zoygaria all have one title.

The World Cup is the most prestigious association football tournament in the world, as well as the most widely viewed and followed sporting event in the world, exceeding even the Olympic Games. The cumulative viewership of all matches of the 2009 Providence World Cup was estimated to be 28.29 billion with an estimated 832.1 million people watching the final match, a ninth of the entire population of the planet. The current format involves a qualification phase, which takes place over the preceding three months, to determine which teams qualify for the tournament phase. In the tournament phase, 32 teams, including the automatically qualifying host nation(s), compete for the title at venues within the host nation(s) over about a month.

History

The Zamastan National Football Team after winning the 2019 Emerald World Cup

In 1972 during the negotiations to form the Coalition of Crown Albatross, a proposal for a unified body to oversee association football became apparent with the increasing popularity of international fixtures. The World Cup Organization was founded on April 5th, 1972, with the first members including Zamastan, Quetana, Cadair, and Elbresia. The first President was Armando Luque, an East Chanchajillan footballer who was instrumental in the negotiation process to establish the structure of the organization. Membership of WCO expanded dramatically in the years immediately after its founding.

Presidents

Presidents of WCO

No.	Name	Country of origin	Took office	Left office
1	Armando Luque	East Chanchajilla	5 April 1972	4 June 1978
2	Cyrille Reverdin	Shoassau	4 June 1978	24 November 1982
3	Lushan Topalli	Durnstaal	24 November 1982	5 May 1983
4	Svein Boberg Tollefsrud	Caspiaa	5 May 1983	16 May 1990
5	Clarenzio Raspa	Alcarres	16 May 1990	1 September 1998
6	Klemens Rosenberger	Besmenia	1 September 1998	11 June 2003
7	Leonel Cunha	Quetana	11 June 2003	31 October 2009
8	Matheus Fontes	Jyau	31 October 2009	26 February 2019
9	Jasmin Devillers	Lutharia	26 February 2019	28 January 2023
10	Cekov Marino	Zoygaria	28 January 2023	Incumbent

Structure

Four confederations and 14 regional federations

Besides its worldwide institutions, there are four confederations recognized by the World Cup Organization which oversee the game in the different continents and regions of the world. National associations, and not the continental confederations, are also members of the World Cup Organization. The continental confederations are provided for in WCO's statutes, and membership of a confederation is a prerequisite to WCO membership.

Adula Football Confederation (AFC)

• East Adula Football Federation (EAFF)

• Andaluni
• Behinia
• Emmiria
• Kuresa
• Mulfulira
• Rajihat
• San Martina
• Jiddiya
• Skith
• Sulifa
• Quetana
• Verdusa
• Villorvi
• Vitosium

• Central Adula Football Federation (CAFF)

• Alcarres
• Alonnisosa
• Artegana
• Durnstaal
• Jyau
• Kossmil
• Nancaya
• New Elkland
• Oeslia
• Serra Leon
• United Cavollon

• West Adula Football Federation (WAFF)

• Aatia
• Austrolis
• Cadair
• Cakala
• Somodi
• Timeria

• Southeast Adula Football Federation (SEAFF)

• Albarine
• Alecburgh
• Apatonia
• Buckingla
• Cyruda
• Mist Carthara Islands
• Nebetia
• Peoratia
• Qolaysia
• Saint Croix and Bens
• San Portina
• Terehan
• Tiqal
• Togaria
• Unified Sera
• Vorrica
• Zalluabed

• Southwest Adula Football Federation (SWAFF)

• Alluna
• Costa Sarba
• Elborra
• Iobaray
• Pongi

Euronia Football Confederation (EFC)

• East Euronia Football Federation (EEFF)

• Alterrame
• Blallia
• Democratic Aurea
• Drezquenia
• Estovia
• Etasia
• Kostrolia
• Molenia
• North Kandson
• Odoni
• Sateroc
• South Kandson
• Tunio
• Vœyetska

• Central Euronia Football Federation (CEFF)

• Arenacia
• Avergnon
• East Chanchajilla
• Kaoro
• Murzi
• Paraboca
• Selle
• Slavic Union
• Stasso
• Terevi
• Tinten

• West Euronia Football Federation (WEFF)

• Allieu
• Angouburg
• Caspiaa
• Drambenburg
• Gladysynthia
• Janapa
• Laurichesse
• Lower Aseu
• Lutharia
• Noravia
• Nual
• Ossinia
• Rio Palito
• Ruskayn
• Saint Astaba and Beck
• Saint Lorrain
• Shoassau
• Sontre
• Zamastan

Nortua Football Confederation (NFC)

• East Nortua Football Association (ENFA)

• Arenoran Isles
• Candatora
• Coaitte
• Elbresia
• Ivite
• Kyti
• North Shebat
• Saint Offeat
• South Shebat
• Tine
• Versenia
• Zoygaria

• Central Nortua Football Association (CNFA)

• BDDV
• Besmenia
• Greater Normark
• Jumbosa
• New Anea
• Norlansia
• Utobania
• Vuswistan
• Yubonia

• West Nortua Football Association (WNFA)

• Acdia
• Albanovi
• Artaska
• Beatavic
• Constantio
• Cylata
• Eserrei
• Great Alescoll
• Latilli
• North Icadania
• Pian Islands
• Styrae
• Syraranto

Ausiana Football Confederation (FAC)

• East Ausiana Football Association (AAEF)

• Bentho
• Caruban
• Cyorna
• Hasaari
• Joraistan
• Kosystan
• Kyzaltu
• North Dkaristan
• Ryaslava
• Salubar
• Sisiki
• South Dkaristan
• Tervali Islands
• Vrakara
• Vulkaria

• Central Ausiana Football Association (AACF)

• Arasban
• Atylestan
• Barangadesh
• Beleroskov
• Elastan
• Haduastan
• Hordestan
• Itux Earia
• Jaginistan
• Ossotia
• Pekastan
• Tasiastan

• West Ausiana Football Association (AAWF)

• Annaskermishilles
• Arcurumistan
• Kalea Confederation
• Mandrao
• Muonang
• Pangchu
• Phou
• Sanpia
• Siniapore
• Yuan

Women's teams

Within the four confederations recognized by the World Cup Organization, there are women's leagues and teams. There are less women's teams than there are men's due to some culture's restrictions on women's ability to participate in professional sports.

Adula Football Confederation (AFC)

• East Adula Football Federation (EAFF)

• Andaluni
• Kuresa
• San Martina
• Quetana
• Villorvi
• Vitosium

• Central Adula Football Federation (CAFF)

• Alcarres
• Alonnisosa
• Artegana
• Durnstaal
• Jyau
• Kossmil
• Nancaya
• New Elkland
• Oeslia
• United Cavollon

• West Adula Football Federation (WAFF)

• Aatia
• Austrolis
• Cadair
• Timeria

• Southeast Adula Football Federation (SEAFF)

• Albarine
• Alecburgh
• Mist Carthara Islands
• Nebetia
• Qolaysia
• Saint Croix and Bens
• Unified Sera
• Vorrica

• Southwest Adula Football Federation (SWAFF)

• Alluna
• Costa Sarba
• Elborra
• Iobaray
• Pongi

Euronia Football Confederation (EFC)

• East Euronia Football Federation (EEFF)

• Alterrame
• Blallia
• Kostrolia
• Tunio
• Vœyetska

• Central Euronia Football Federation (CEFF)

• Arenacia
• Avergnon
• East Chanchajilla
• Murzi
• Paraboca
• Selle
• Slavic Union
• Stasso

• West Euronia Football Federation (WEFF)

• Allieu
• Caspiaa
• Drambenburg
• Gladysynthia
• Janapa
• Lutharia
• Noravia
• Rio Palito
• Ruskayn
• Saint Astaba and Beck
• Saint Lorrain
• Shoassau
• Sontre
• Zamastan

Nortua Football Confederation (NFC)

• East Nortua Football Association (ENFA)

• Arenoran Isles
• Candatora
• Coaitte
• Elbresia
• Ivite
• Kyti
• North Shebat
• Saint Offeat
• South Shebat
• Tine
• Versenia
• Zoygaria

• Central Nortua Football Association (CNFA)

• Besmenia
• Greater Normark
• New Anea
• Norlansia
• Utobania
• Vuswistan
• Yubonia

• West Nortua Football Association (WNFA)

• Acdia
• Albanovi
• Artaska
• Beatavic
• Constantio
• Cylata
• Eserrei
• Great Alescoll
• Latilli
• North Icadania
• Pian Islands

Ausiana Football Confederation (FAC)

• East Ausiana Football Association (AAEF)

• Bentho
• Tervali Islands
• Vulkaria

• Central Ausiana Football Association (AACF)

• Beleroskov
• Haduastan

• West Ausiana Football Association (AAWF)

• Kalea Confederation
• Siniapore
• Yuan

Men's tournaments

Year	Host City, Country	Winner
1973 Lerbin World Cup	Lerbin, Drambenburg	Cadair
1974 Vilanja World Cup	Vilanja, East Chanchajilla	Albarine
1975 Infinity World Cup	Infinity, Timeria	Jyau
1976 Koyevka World Cup	Koyevka, Beleroskov	Drambenburg
1977 Tyrnatini World Cup	Tyrnatini, Vuswistan	Zamastan
1978 Tregueux World Cup	Tregueux, Zamastan	New Elkland
1979 Highsite World Cup	Highsite, Candatora	Caspiaa
1980 Turania World Cup	Turania City, East Chanchajilla	Andaluni
1981 Oskarsviik World Cup	Oskarsviik, Greater Normark	Constantio
1982 Bracidia World Cup	Bracidia, Artegana	Durnstaal
1983 New Altai World Cup	New Altai, Albarine	Ruskayn
1984 Vongane World Cup	Vongane, Quetana	Zamastan
1985 Danaska World Cup	Danaska, Gladysynthia	Zamastan
1986 Laitstadt World Cup	Laitstadt, Besmenia	Avergnon
1987 Mirinu World Cup	Mirinu, East Chanchajilla	East Chanchajilla
1988 Ieraskevi World Cup	Ieraskevi, Alcarres	Ruskayn
1989 Ídolfsvinn World Cup	Ídolfsvinn, Vœyetska	Quetana
1990 Allengin World Cup	Allengin, Elbresia	Shoassau
1991 Vogoci World Cup	Vogoci, Saint Offeat	Versenia
1992 Wein World Cup	Wein, Drambenburg	Gladysynthia
1993 Tofino World Cup	Tofino, Zamastan	Versenia
1994 Chingola World Cup	Chingola, Mulfulira	Vuswistan
1995 Saint Raneau World Cup	Saint Raneau, Albarine	Vitosium
1996 Senbodia World Cup	Senbodia, Somodi	Zamastan
1997 Anea World Cup	Eblium, New Anea	Versenia
1998 Vongane World Cup	Vongane, Quetana	Alcarres
1999 Freiz World Cup	Freiz, Besmenia	Saint Offeat
2000 Osea World Cup	Osea, Timeria	Jyau
2001 Lerbin World Cup	Lerbin, Drambenburg	East Chanchajilla
2002 Viitaniemi World Cup	Viitaniemi, Caspiaa	Lutharia
2003 Dokata World Cup	Dokata, Haduastan	Syraranto
2004 Ilhaveia World Cup	Ilhaveia, Lutharia	Elbresia
2005 Aberystwyth World Cup	Aberystwyth, Cadair	Vitosium
2006 Romari World Cup	Romari, Zoygaria	Cadair
2007 Piva World Cup	Piva, Durnstaal	Cadair
2008 Autrataya World Cup	Autrataya, Utobania	Beleroskov
2009 Providence World Cup	Providence, Zamastan	New Elkland
2010 Vessalia World Cup	Vessalia, Avergnon	Quetana
2011 Hapsoneau World Cup	Alta'ti, Elborra	Quetana
2012 Porte-Lyon World Cup	Porte-Lyon, Allieu	Zamastan
2013 Helmfurt World Cup	Helmfurt, Besmenia	Durnstaal
2014 Skithiana World Cup	Skithiana, Skith	Drambenburg
2015 Hanshi World Cup	Hanshi, Yuan	Unified Sera
2016 Amstelveen World Cup	Amstelveen, Vulkaria	Lutharia
2017 Rhaga World Cup	Rhaga, Emmiria	Latilli
2018 Cardiff World Cup	Cardiff, Cadair	Vitosium
2019 Emerald World Cup	Emerald, Zamastan	Zamastan
2020 Heimdahl'ia World Cup	Heimdahl'ia, Gladysynthia	Cadair
2021 Sulifa World Cup	Sulifa, Sulifa	Durnstaal
2022 Dabatta World Cup	Dabatta, Kossmil	Shoassau
2023 Melmingen World Cup	Melmingen, Besmenia	Beatavic
2024 Viitaniemi World Cup	Viitaniemi, Caspiaa	Vœyetska

Women's tournaments

Year	Host City, Country	Winner
1996 Viitaniemi Women's World Cup	Viitaniemi, Caspiaa	Constantio
1997 Wellvale Women's World Cup	Wellvale, Elbresia	Timeria
1998 Aassillit Women's World Cup	Aassillit, Versenia	Cyruda
1999 Rygerrof Women's World Cup	Rygerrof City, Pongi	Greater Normark
2000 Auckandia Women's World Cup	Auckandia, Auraine	Paraboca
2001 New Altai Women's World Cup	New Altai, Albarine	Quetana
2002 Monmouth Women's World Cup	Monmouth, Cadair	Saint Offeat
2003 Onyelle Women's World Cup	Onyelle, Iobaray	Drambenburg
2004 Ponamu Women's World Cup	Ponamu, Gladysynthia	Eserrei
2005 Malcanes Women's World Cup	Malcanes, Quetana	Lutharia
2006 Alocele Women's World Cup	Alocele, Ruskayn	Besmenia
2007 Leira Women's World Cup	Leira, Sontre	Zoygaria
2008 Charnesse Women's World Cup	Charnesse, Kuresa	Zamastan
2009 Lua Women's World Cup	Lua, Timeria	Saint Astaba and Beck
2010 Sillala Women's World Cup	Sillala, Caspiaa	Zamastan
2011 Xiani Women's World Cup	Xiani, Yuan	Slavic Union
2012 Kynnport Women's World Cup	Kynnport, Alecburgh	Beatavic
2013 Staventer Women's World Cup	Staventer, Shoassau	Caspiaa
2014 Arinals Women's World Cup	Arinals, Zamastan	Kalea
2015 Klingtern Women's World Cup	Klingtern, Beatavic	United Cavollon
2016 Caapulas Women's World Cup	Caapulas, Bentho	Allieu
2017 Samari Women's World Cup	Samari City, San Martina	Timeria
2018 Moncrief Women's World Cup	Moncrief, Avergnon	Zamastan
2019 Valengny Women's World Cup	Valengny, Alcarres	Drambenburg
2020 Dawea Women's World Cup	Dawea, Cyruda	Janapa
2021 Cardoza Women's World Cup	Cardoza, Paraboca	Alecburgh
2022 Ilhaveia Women's World Cup	Ilhaveia, Lutharia	Unified Sera
2023 Varšava Women's World Cup	Varšava, Zoygaria	Greater Normark

Trophy

The World Cup Trophy