World Military Cup

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The World Military Cup is a football competition for national military teams. It is organized by the International Military Sports Council (CISM). The tournament has been held since 1946 and was originally called the World Military Championship. The name changed for the 2001 edition. When the multi-sport Military World Games was set up in 1995 the football championship was incorporated into it, but it is still being held independently every two years.

A women's tournament, World Military Women's Championship, was started in 2001.

Contents 1 Results 1.1 Men 1.2 Women 2 External links

[edit] Results

[edit] Men

Year	Host	Teams		Final				Third Place Match
				Champion	Score	Second Place		Third Place	Score	Fourth Place
1946	Prague, Czechoslovakia	11		England	N/A	Czechoslovakia		Belgium	N/A	N/A
1947	Hanover, Germany	9		Belgium	N/A	Netherlands		Denmark	N/A	N/A
1948	Copenhagen, Denmark	8		France	N/A	Belgium		Denmark	N/A	Luxembourg
1949	Lille/Paris, France	5		France	3 - 1	Turkey		Belgium	3 - 1	Netherlands
1950	Den Haag, Netherlands	7		Italy	2 - 1	Belgium		France	4 - 4 (France win on corners)	Netherlands
1951	Cairo, Egypt	6		Italy	3 - 1	Egypt		France	3 - 1	Belgium
1952	Athens, Greece	6		Greece	3 - 2	Belgium		Netherlands	1 - 0	Turkey
1953	Ankara/Istanbul, Turkey	7		Belgium	League format	Turkey		Greece	League format	only three teams in final group
1954	Belgium	10		Belgium	5 - 1	Turkey		Portugal	1 - 0	France
1955	Italy	12		Turkey	League format	Italy		Egypt	League format	Netherlands
1956	Portugal	9		Italy	League format	Portugal		Egypt	League format	Turkey
1957	Buenos Aires, Argentina	13		France	League format	Argentina		Italy	League format	Brazil
1958	Lisbon, Portugal	11		Portugal	2 - 1	France		Netherlands	4 - 3	Belgium
1959	Italy	11		Italy	League format	Portugal		France	League format	only three teams in final group
1960	Oran, France	9		Belgium	League format	Turkey		Greece	League format	France
1961	Ankara, Turkey	N/A		Turkey	League format	Greece		France	League format	Netherlands
1962	Seoul, South Korea	13		Greece	N/A	Korea Republic		Turkey	N/A	N/A
1963	Athens/Saloniki, Greece	10		Greece	League format	Belgium		France	League format (Two teams finished third)	Turkey
1964	Ankara/Istanbul, Turkey	16		France	League format	Turkey		West Germany	League format (Two teams finished third)	Netherlands
1965	Madrid, Spain	18		Spain	N/A	Turkey		Morocco	N/A	Belgium
1966	Rabat, Morocco	14		Turkey	1st leg: 2 - 1 2nd leg: 0 - 0	Morocco		Netherlands	No bronze final held (Two teams finished third)	Spain
1967	Brussel, Belgium	15		Turkey	League format	Belgium		Morocco	No bronze final held (Two teams finished third)	Netherlands
1968	Baghdad, Iraq	18		Greece	N/A	Turkey		Netherlands	N/A (Two teams finished third)	Spain
1969	Athens, Greece	13		Greece	walkover	Algeria		Iran	1 - 1	Korea Republic
1972	Baghdad, Iraq	16		Iraq	League format	Italy		Greece	League format	Turkey
1973	Brazzaville, Congo	16		Italy	League format	Iraq		Kuwait	League format	Congo
1975	West Germany	21		West Germany	1 - 0	Netherlands		Kuwait	6 - 5 a.e.t.	Cameroon
1977 Details	Damascus, Syria	27		Iraq	0 - 0 Pens: 5 - 4	Kuwait		Italy	3 - 1 a.e.t.	France
1979	Kuwait	27		Iraq	0 - 0 Pens: 4 - 3	Italy		Kuwait	3 - 1	Austria
1981	Doha, Qatar	17		Kuwait	1 - 0	Qatar		Syria	2 - 0	France
1983	Al-Kuwait, Kuwait	20		Kuwait	2 - 0	Belgium		N/A	N/A	N/A
1987	Arezzo, Italy	N/A		Italy	2 - 0	West Germany		Egypt	4 - 1	Belgium
1989	Caserta, Italy	N/A		Italy	3 - 0	Morocco		Belgium	1 - 0	United Arab Emirates
1991	Arnhem/Apeldoorn, Netherlands	14		Italy	3 - 3 a.e.t. Pens: 5 - 4	Germany		Turkey	1 - 0	France
1993	Morocco	12		Egypt	3 - 2 a.e.t.	Morocco		Germany	3 - 0	France
1995*	Rome, Italy	13		France	1 - 0	Iran		Korea Republic	1 - 0	Cyprus
1997	Tehran, Iran	12		Greece	1 - 0	Italy		France	3 - 2 a.e.t.	Burkina Faso
1999*	Zagreb, Croatia	8		Egypt	3 - 3 Pens: 5 - 4	Greece		Croatia	2 - 0	Germany
2001	Cairo, Egypt	11		Egypt	3 - 0	Greece		Korea DPR	5 - 0	Guinea
2003*	Catania, Italy	6		Korea DPR	3 - 2	Egypt		Italy	3 - 2	Lithuania
2005	Warendorf, Germany	9		Egypt	1 - 0	Algeria		Qatar	3 - 1	Germany
2007	?, India	16		Egypt	2 - 0	Cameroon		Template:Country data ?	? - ?	Template:Country data ?

* Held as part of the Military World Games

Number of Wins

• 8 Italy
• 6 Greece
• 5 France, Egypt
• 4 Belgium, Turkey
• 3 Iraq
• 2 Kuwait
• 1 England, North Korea, Portugal, Spain, Germany

[edit] Women

Year	Host	Teams		Final				Third Place Match
				Champion	Score	Second Place		Third Place	Score	Fourth Place
2001	Netherlands	4		Germany	League format	Netherlands		England	League format	Canada
2003	Warendorf, Germany	4		Germany	7 - 3	Netherlands		USA	1 - 0	Canada
2004	Fort Eustis, United States	N/A		Netherlands	3 - 0 a.e.t.	Germany		USA	3 - 1	Canada

[edit] External links

• RSSSF (men)
• RSSSF (women)