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The '''2019 World Cup''', also called the '''2019 Emerald World Cup''', was an international football tournament contested by men's national teams and took place between 1 April to May 2nd, 2019 in [[Emerald]], [[Zamastan]]. It was the 41st [[World Cup (Iearth)|World Cup]], a worldwide football tournament held once every year. It was the 4th time the championships had been held in [[Zamastan]]. At an estimated cost of over Z$27.2 billion, it was the most expensive world cup ever, and it was hosted in four stadiums, seeing | The '''2019 World Cup''', also called the '''2019 Emerald World Cup''', was an international football tournament contested by men's national teams and took place between 1 April to May 2nd, 2019 in [[Emerald]], [[Zamastan]]. It was the 41st [[World Cup (Iearth)|World Cup]], a worldwide football tournament held once every year. It was the 4th time the championships had been held in [[Zamastan]]. At an estimated cost of over Z$27.2 billion, it was the most expensive world cup tournament ever, and it was hosted in four stadiums, seeing 32 teams participating in elimination rounds. Zamastan, the host nation, won the final match against [[Avergnon]], beating them 4-1 for their 6th title. [[Timeria]] beat [[Cadair]] 2-1 for third place. | ||
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'''[[Adula Football Confederation|AFC]]''' (14) | '''[[Adula Football Confederation|AFC]]''' (14) | ||
* {{fb|Alcarres}} | * {{fb|Alcarres}} (20) | ||
* {{fb|Andaluni}} | * {{fb|Andaluni}} (29) | ||
* {{fb|Cadair}} | * {{fb|Cadair}} (2) | ||
* {{fb|Durnstaal}} | * {{fb|Durnstaal}} (21) | ||
* {{fb|Elborra}} | * {{fb|Elborra}} (28) | ||
* {{fb|Emmiria}} | * {{fb|Emmiria}} (19) | ||
* {{fb|Jyau}} | * {{fb|Jyau}} (22) | ||
* {{fb|New Elkland}} | * {{fb|New Elkland}} (27) | ||
* {{flag|Qolaysia}} | * {{flag|Qolaysia}} (24) | ||
* {{fb|Quetana}} | * {{fb|Quetana}} (10) | ||
* {{fb|Sulifa}} | * {{fb|Sulifa}} (23) | ||
* {{fb|Timeria}} | * {{fb|Timeria}} (9) | ||
* {{fb|Unified Sera}} | * {{fb|Unified Sera}} (18) | ||
* {{fb| | * {{fb|Vitosium}} (1) | ||
'''[[Euronia Football Confederation|EFC]]''' (11) | '''[[Euronia Football Confederation|EFC]]''' (11) | ||
* {{fb|Avergnon}} | * {{fb|Avergnon}} (12) | ||
* {{fb|Caspiaa}} | * {{fb|Caspiaa}} (3) | ||
* {{fb|Drambenburg}} | * {{fb|Drambenburg}} (11) | ||
* {{fb|East Chanchajilla}} | * {{fb|East Chanchajilla}} (30) | ||
* {{fb|Gladysynthia}} | * {{fb|Gladysynthia}} (8) | ||
* {{fb|Janapa}} | * {{fb|Janapa}} (17) | ||
* {{fb|Lutharia}} | * {{fb|Lutharia}} (25) | ||
* {{fb|Paraboca}} | * {{fb|Paraboca}} (4) | ||
* {{fb|Ruskayn}} | * {{fb|Ruskayn}} (7) | ||
* {{fb|Shoassau}} | * {{fb|Shoassau}} (15) | ||
* {{fb|Zamastan}} | * {{fb|Zamastan}} (6) | ||
'''[[Nortua Football Confederation|NFC]]''' (4) | '''[[Nortua Football Confederation|NFC]]''' (4) | ||
* {{fb|Elbresia}} | * {{fb|Elbresia}} (14) | ||
* {{fb|Kyti}} | * {{fb|Kyti}} (5) | ||
* {{fb|New Anea}} | * {{fb|New Anea}} (16) | ||
* {{fb|Versenia}} | * {{fb|Versenia}} (13) | ||
'''[[Ausiana Football Confederation|FAC]]''' (3) | '''[[Ausiana Football Confederation|FAC]]''' (3) | ||
* {{flag|Beleroskov}} | * {{flag|Beleroskov}} (31) | ||
* {{fb|Haduastan}} | * {{fb|Haduastan}} (26) | ||
* {{fb|Yuan}} | * {{fb|Yuan}} (32) | ||
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Revision as of 23:06, 5 May 2023
| 2019 Emerald World Cup | |
|---|---|
 The official emblem | |
| Tournament details | |
| Host country | Zamastan |
| Dates | April 1st, 2019 - May 2nd, 2019 |
| Teams | 16 |
| Venue(s) | 4 (in 1 host city) |
| Final positions | |
| Champions |  Zamastan (6th title) |
| Runners-up |  Avergnon |
| Third place |  Timeria |
| Fourth place |  Cadair |
| Tournament statistics | |
| Matches played | 14 |
| Goals scored | 81 (5.79 per match) |
| Top scorer(s) |  Isaiah Ross (8 goals) |
The 2019 World Cup, also called the 2019 Emerald World Cup, was an international football tournament contested by men's national teams and took place between 1 April to May 2nd, 2019 in Emerald, Zamastan. It was the 41st World Cup, a worldwide football tournament held once every year. It was the 4th time the championships had been held in Zamastan. At an estimated cost of over Z$27.2 billion, it was the most expensive world cup tournament ever, and it was hosted in four stadiums, seeing 32 teams participating in elimination rounds. Zamastan, the host nation, won the final match against Avergnon, beating them 4-1 for their 6th title. Timeria beat Cadair 2-1 for third place.
Teams
The qualified teams, listed by region, with numbers in parentheses indicating final positions in the World Cup rankings before the tournament were:
AFC (14)
Alcarres (20)
Andaluni (29)- Cadair (2)
Durnstaal (21)
Elborra (28)
Emmiria (19)
Jyau (22)
New Elkland (27)
Qolaysia (24)
Quetana (10)
Sulifa (23)- Timeria (9)
Unified Sera (18)
Vitosium (1)
EFC (11)
- Avergnon (12)
Caspiaa (3)
Drambenburg (11)
East Chanchajilla (30)
Gladysynthia (8)
Janapa (17)
Lutharia (25)
Paraboca (4)
Ruskayn (7)
Shoassau (15)- Zamastan (6)
NFC (4)
FAC (3)
Beleroskov (31)
Haduastan (26)
Yuan (32)
Venues
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Stages
First Rounds
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
Categories:
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- Zamastan
- Avergnon
- Timeria
- Cadair
- Alcarres
- Andaluni
- Elborra
- Emmiria
- New Elkland
- Qolaysia
- Quetana
- Sulifa
- Unified Sera
- Caspia
- Drambenburg
- Chanchajilla
- Gladysynthia
- Janapa
- Lutharia
- Paraboca
- Ruskayn
- Shoassau
- Elbresia
- Kyti
- New Anea
- Versenia
- Beleroskov
- Haduastan
- Yuan
- Coalition of Crown Albatross
- Sports
- Sports (Coalition of Crown Albatross)