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Statistical KitFIFA Confederations CupFCC 2017 post event edition

Last update: 6 July 2017

Contents

Final standings 2017..................................................................................3Results FCC 2017.......................................................................................4Final competition wrap-up FCC 2017 (16 of 16 matches)..............................5Tournament highlights...............................................................................6More tournament highlights.......................................................................7More tournament highlights.......................................................................8Nutshell....................................................................................................9Champion Coaches.....................................................................................9Roll of honour – Final matches..................................................................103rd place matches...................................................................................10Awards....................................................................................................11

adidas Golden Boot...................................................................................................11adidas Golden Ball.....................................................................................................11adidas Golden Glove (first presented in 2009)..........................................................12FIFA Fair Play Award..................................................................................................12

Top goalscorers FCC 2017........................................................................13Top goalscorers by competition................................................................13Continental showdown.............................................................................14History....................................................................................................14Stadiums over the years..........................................................................16FIFA Confederations Cup first ever facts...................................................17Final match round-ups.............................................................................18Highest attendances................................................................................19Goals, cards, attendances: comparative statistics.....................................20Ranking by tournament............................................................................21FIFA Confederations Cup Winner’s Trophy.................................................21All-time ranking.......................................................................................22How they qualified...................................................................................23Competition Stats & Facts: Goals..............................................................25Competition Stats & Facts: Team statistics...............................................27Competition Stats & Facts: Player statistics..............................................31Competition Stats & Facts: Coach statistics...............................................34Competition Stats & Facts: Referee statistics............................................37

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Final standings 2017

Team Final standing 2017 2017 Appearance

Final stage

Germany (GER)

3rd

appearance

Chile (CHI) Runners-up 1st

appearance

Portugal (POR) 3rd place 1st

appearance

Mexico (MEX) 4th place 7th

appearance

Group stage

Russia (RUS) 5th place 1st

appearance

Australia (AUS) 6th place 4th

appearance CAMEROON (CMR) 7th place 3rd

appearance New Zealand (NZL) 8th place 4th

appearance

Photo: The Germany team celebrate after their win of the FIFA Confederations Cup Russia 2017 Final against Chile at the Saint Petersburg Stadium, Russia. (Photo by Buda Mendes/Getty Images)


Results FCC 2017First stage - Group A

Date Match Result Referee City Match # Time

2017-06-17

Russia - New Zealand 2-0 (1-0) ROLDAN Wilmar, COL ST. PETERSBURG 1 18:0

02017-06-18 Portugal - Mexico 2-2 (1-1) PITANA Nestor, ARG KAZAN 2 18:0

02017-06-21 Russia - Portugal 0-1 (0-1) ROCCHI Gianluca, ITA MOSCOW 5 18:0

02017-06-21

Mexico - New Zealand 2-1 (0-1) GASSAMA Bakary, GAM SOCHI 6 21:0

02017-06-24 Mexico - Russia 2-1 (1-1) AL MIRDASI Fahad, KSA KAZAN 9 18:0

02017-06-24

New Zealand - Portugal 0-4 (0-2) GEIGER Mark, USA ST. PETERSBURG 10 18:0

0Rank Team MP W D L GF GA +/- Points1 Portugal* 3 2 1 0 7 2 5 72 Mexico* 3 2 1 0 6 4 2 73 Russia 3 1 0 2 3 3 0 34 New Zealand 3 0 0 3 1 8 -7 0

First stage - Group B


2017-06-18 Cameroon - Chile 0-2 (0-0) SKOMINA Damir, SVN MOSCOW 3 21:0

02017-06-19

Australia - Germany 2-3 (1-2) GEIGER Mark, USA SOCHI 4 18:0

02017-06-22

Cameroon - Australia 1-1 (1-0) MAZIC Milorad, SRB ST. PETERSBURG 7 18:0

02017-06-22 Germany - Chile 1-1 (1-1) FAGHANI Alireza, IRN KAZAN 8 21:0

02017-06-25

Germany - Cameroon 3-1 (0-0) ROLDAN Wilmar, COL SOCHI 11 18:0

02017-06-25 Chile - Australia 1-1 (0-1) ROCCHI Gianluca, ITA MOSCOW 12 18:0

0Rank Team MP W D L GF GA +/- Points1 Germany* 3 2 1 0 7 4 3 72 Chile* 3 1 2 0 4 2 2 53 Australia 3 0 2 1 4 5 -1 24 Cameroon 3 0 1 2 2 6 -4 1

Semi-finals


2017-06-28 Portugal - Chile 0-0 AET 0-3 PSO FAGHANI Alireza, IRN KAZAN 13 21:0

02017-06-29 Germany -

Mexico 4-1 (2-0) PITANA Nestor, ARG SOCHI 14 21:00

Play-off for third place


2017-07-02 Portugal - Mexico

2-1 AET (1-1, 0-0) AL MIRDASI Fahad, KSA MOSCOW 15 15:0

0Final



2017-07-02 Chile - Germany 0-1 (0-1) MAZIC Milorad, SRB ST. PETERSBURG 16 21:0

0


Final competition wrap-up FCC 2017(16 of 16 matches)Total attendance 628'304Average attendance 39'269Number of goals 43Goal average 2.69Most goals scored 12 GermanyLeast goals scored 1 New ZealandMost goals conceded 10 MexicoLeast goals conceded 3 Chile

3 Portugal3 Russia

Number of penalties 5 (4 converted)Number of own goals 2Goals scored by substitutes 5 (out of 43 / 11.63%)Goals first half v. second half 19 v. 23 -goals in additional time 1st half

1

-goals in additional time 2nd half

5

Goals in first 10 minutes 5 (11.63%)Goals in last 10 minutes 7 (16.28%)Goals in extra-time 1 (2.33%)Top goalscorers 3 GORETZKA Leon (GER)

3 STINDL Lars (GER)3 WERNER Timo (GER)

Youngest goalscorer 21y 3m 19d WERNER Timo (GER), 2017-06-25 (Germany - Cameroon)Fastest goal 4' 15'' STINDL Lars (GER), 2017-06-19 (Australia - Germany)Highest number of assists 3 HERRERA Hector (MEX)Highest wins 0-4, 2017-06-24 (New Zealand - Portugal)Highest-scoring matches 2-3, 2017-06-19 (Australia - Germany)

4-1, 2017-06-29 (Germany - Mexico)Highest number of wins 4 GermanyHighest number of defeats 3 New ZealandNumber of yellow cards 56 (avg/game 3.5)Number of red cards 4 (avg/game 0.25)Most yellow cards 11 Chile

11 PortugalLeast yellow cards 2 CameroonMost red cards 1 Cameroon

1 Mexico1 Portugal1 Russia


Tournament highlights Europe gained ground on South America in terms of the number of FIFA Confederations Cup

titles won. UEFA representatives account for four titles compared with CONMEBOL’s five, while Mexico claimed the other one for CONCACAF.

Shkodran Mustafi of Germany and Alexis Sanchez of Chile after the FIFA Confederations Cup Russia 2017 Final in Saint Petersburg. (Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images)

Germany are the fourth reigning world champions to win the Confederations Cup after Brazil in 1997, France in 2001 and Brazil again in 2005.

This edition continued the hoodoo of no foreign coach having won a Confederations Cup.

Germany are the youngest team to win the Confederations Cup, averaging 24 years and four months old.

The group-round strike by Chile’s Alexis Sanchez (#7 photo below) against Germany was the 400th goal in the competition’s history. (Photo by Ian Walton/Getty Images)

Leon Goretzka scored the competition’s earliest brace against Mexico, netting in the 6th and 8th minutes to eclipse the record of Gabriel Batistuta, who struck in the 3rd and 10th minutes against Côte d’Ivoire in 1992.


More tournament highlights Chile are the oldest team to have graced the competition, averaging 29 years and

one month, which surpasses Uruguay’s record of 28 years and eight months set in 2013.

No fewer than four players entered the competition’s top-ten list of oldest scorers. They are Portugal’s Pepe in second place (34 years and 126 days) behind Lothar Matthaeus (38 years and 129 days in 1999), compatriot Ricardo Quaresma in fifth (33 years and 265 days), Mexico’s Oribe Peralta in sixth (33/160) and Russian Alexander Samedov in tenth (32/340).

During Mexico-New Zealand on 21 June, Dane Ingham (#16 photo below) became the event’s all-time second-youngest player at the age of 18 years and 13 days, behind his

compatriot Chris Wood, who was 17 years and 192 days old when he took to the field in 2009. (Photo by Buda Mendes/Getty Images)

In the defeat by Portugal in the play-off for third place, Mexico’s Rafael Marquez (photo) became the competition’s second-oldest player at the age of 38 years and 139 days, behind Tunisian Ali Boumnijel who was 39 years and 66 days old when he played in the 2005 edition. Other top-ten entries in this edition were Australia’s Tim Cahill in fifth (37 years and 201 days) and Chile’s Johnny Herrera in tenth with 36 years and 44 days.(Photo by Ian Walton/Getty Images)

Englishman Anthony Hudson (photo right) set a new benchmark as the competition’s youngest coach, having kicked off New Zealand’s campaign at the tender age of 36 years and 98 days, bettering the previous record set by Nigerian Shaibu Amodu (36/263) in 1995.(Photo by Stuart Franklin - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

Meanwhile, Belgian tactician Hugo Broos (photo below) became the event’s fourth-oldest coach, leading Cameroon aged 65 years and 76 days. Portuguese strategist Fernando Santos entered the old-timers’ list in eighth place at the age

of 62 years and 265 days. Top of the ranking is still German coach Otto Rehhagel, who was 66 years and 317 days old when he managed Greece in the 2005 edition.(Photo by Alex Grimm - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)


More tournament highlights Five of the 16 games played during the 2017 finals were drawn, which is the highest number

for any single edition in the competition’s history.

Before Russia, the last host team to be eliminated in the group round were Korea Republic in 2001.

Mexico moved closer to Brazil’s tournament record for matches played (27 to 33), whereas Australia joined Japan in third place on 16.

Mexico increased their tally of victories in the Confederations Cup to 11 games, becoming the second side to enter double figures, behind Brazil who remain on 23.

Portugal’s run of 354 minutes without conceding, which was ended by Luis Neto’s own goal in the play-off for third place against Mexico, is the fifth-longest run of invincibility in the history of the Confederations Cup. The record of 572 minutes was set by Cameroon between 2001 and 2003. Portuguese stopper Rui Patricio was between the sticks for all of those 354 minutes, taking him up to fourth in the competition's goalkeeping hall of fame, behind Dida (503), Oswaldo Sanchez (368) and Carlos Kameni (367).

In the semi-final against Chile, Portugal became the first team in Confederations Cup history to fail to score in a penalty shoot-out due to three saves by Chile’s Claudio Bravo. (Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images)

In this edition, Mexico set a new tournament benchmark for the longest sequence of matches without a clean sheet, having conceded in their last ten games and counting.

Chile set a precedent by chalking up the most consecutive draws in a Confederations Cup, with three in a row.

New Zealand are still without a win following their fourth Confederations Cup participation, which leaves the All Whites with a record of one draw and 11 defeats. The Oceanian team are also enduring the longest barren spell in the tournament’s history, having played 555 minutes without scoring.


NutshellYear Host country Teams Matches Goals Ø Spectators Ø2017 Russia 8 16 43 2.69 628,304 39,2692013 Brazil 8 16 68 4.25 804,659 50,2912009 South Africa 8 16 44 2.75 584,894 36,5562005 Germany 8 16 56 3.50 603,106 37,6942003 France 8 16 37 2.31 491,700 30,7312001 Korea/Japan 8 16 31 1.94 557,191 34,8241999 Mexico 8 16 55 3.44 970,000 60,6251997 Saudi Arabia 8 16 52 3.25 333,500 20,8441995* Saudi Arabia 6 8 19 2.38 165,000 20,6251992* Saudi Arabia 4 4 18 4.50 169,500 42,375

TOTAL 140 423 3.02 5,307,854 37,913

*Intercontinental Championship for the King Fahd Cup

Champion CoachesYear Coach (Nationality, Date of Birth) Team2017 LOEW Joachim (GER, 1960-02-03) Germany 2013 SCOLARI Luiz Felipe (BRA, 1948-11-09) Brazil2009 DUNGA (BRA, 1963-10-31) Brazil2005 PARREIRA Carlos Alberto (BRA, 1943-02-27) Brazil2003 SANTINI Jacques (FRA, 1952-04-25) France2001 LEMERRE Roger (FRA, 1941-06-18) France1999 LAPUENTE Manuel (MEX, 1944-05-15) Mexico1997 ZAGALLO Mario (BRA, 1931-08-09) Brazil1995* MOELLER NIELSEN Richard (DEN, .1937-08-19) Denmark1992* BASILE Alfio (ARG, 1943-11-01) Argentina



Roll of honour – Final matches

2017-07-02 Chile – Germany 0-1 (0-1) Saint Petersburg Stadium - Saint Petersburg (RUS)

Attendance 57,268Referee MAZIC Milorad, SRBGoals scored STINDL Lars (GER) 20’Date Teams/

matches Final matches Venue

2013-06-30 8/16 Brazil – Spain 3-0 (2-0) Estadio do Maracana – Rio De Janeiro (BRA)2009-06-28 8/16 USA – Brazil 2-3 (2-0) Ellis Park Stadium - Johannesburg (RSA)2005-06-29 8/16 Brazil – Argentina 4-1 (2-0) Waldstadion - Frankfurt /Main (GER)2003-06-29 8/16 Cameroon – France 0-1 AET Stade de France - PARIS/SAINT-DENIS (FRA)

2001-06-10 8/16 Japan – France 0-1 (0-1) Intern. Stadium Yokohama – YOKOHAMA (JPN)

1999-08-04 8/16 Mexico – Brazil 4-3 (2-1) Azteca - Mexico City (MEX)

1997-12-21 8/16 Brazil – Australia 6-0 (3-0) King Fahd International Stadium - RIYADH (KSA)

1995-01-13* 8/16 Denmark – Argentina 2-0 (1-0)

King Fahd International Stadium – Riyadh (KSA)

1992-10-20* 6/8 Argentina – Saudi Arabia 3-1 (2-0)

King Fahd International Stadium – Riyadh (KSA)

3rd place matches

2017-07-02 Portugal – Mexico 2-1 AET (1-1, 0-1) Spartak Stadium - Moscow (RUS)Attendance 42,659Referee AL MIRDASI Fahad, KSAGoals scored LUIS NETO (POR) 54' Own goal, PEPE (POR) 90'+1 , ADRIEN SILVA (POR) 104' Penalty goalDate Teams/

matches 3rd place matches Venue City

2013-06-30 8/16 Uruguay – Italy 2-2 AET (2-2, 0-1) 2-3 PSO SALVADOR (BRA)2009-06-28 8/16 Spain - South Africa 3-2 AET (2-2, 0-0) PHOKENG (RSA)2005-06-29 8/16 Germany – Mexico 4-3 AET (3-3, 2-1) LEIPZIG (GER)2003-06-28 8/16 Colombia – Turkey 1-2 (0-1) SAINT-ETIENNE (FRA)2001-06-09 8/16 Australia – Brazil 1-0 (0-0) ULSAN (KOR)1999-08-03 8/16 USA - Saudi Arabia 2-0 (1-0) GUADALAJARA (MEX)1997-12-21 8/16 Czech Republic – Uruguay 1-0 (0-0) RIYADH (KSA)1995-01-13* 6/8 Mexico – Nigeria 1-1 AET (1-1, 1-1) 5-4 PSO RIYADH (KSA)1992-10-19* 4/4 USA – Cote d Ivoire 5-2 (2-1) RIYADH (KSA)



Awards adidas Golden Boot: top goalscorer (including assists) adidas Golden Ball: most outstanding player adidas Golden Glove: most outstanding goalkeeper FIFA Fair Play award

adidas Golden Boot

Year adidas Golden / Silver Boot winners Goals scored

20171 WERNER Timo (GER #11)2 GORETZKA Leon (GER #8)2 STINDL Lars (GER #13)

3 goals / 2 assists3 goals 3 goals

Year adidas Golden Boot winners Goals scored

2013 TORRES Fernando, Spain 5 goals / 1 assist2009 LUIS FABIANO, Brazil 5 goals2005 ADRIANO, Brazil 5 goals2003 HENRY Thierry, France 4 goals / 2 assists

2001 PIRES Robert, FranceCARRIERE Eric, France 2 goals

1999 RONALDINHO, Brazil 6 goals / 2 assists1997 ROMARIO, Brazil 7 goals

*Prior to 2013 known as the adidas Golden Shoe

adidas Golden Ball

Year adidas Golden / Silver / Bronze Ball winners

20171 DRAXLER Julian (GER #7)2 SANCHEZ Alexis (CHI #7)3 GORETZKA Leon (GER #8)

Year adidas Golden Ball winners

2013 NEYMAR, Brazil 2009 KAKA, Brazil2005 ADRIANO, Brazil2003 HENRY Thierry, France2001 PIRES Robert, France1999 RONALDINHO, Brazil 1997 DENILSON, Brazil


adidas Golden Glove (first presented in 2009)

Year adidas Golden Glove winner2017 BRAVO Claudio (CHI #1)2013 JULIO CESAR, Brazil2009 HOWARD Tim, USA

FIFA Fair Play Award

Year FIFA Fair Play Award winner2017 Germany2013 Spain2009 Brazil2005 Greece2003 Japan2001 Japan1999 Brazil1997 South Africa

Julian Draxler (GER), Claudio Bravo (CHI) and Timo Werner (GER) pose with their awards after the FIFA Confederations Cup Russia 2017 Final between Chile and Germany at Saint Petersburg Stadium, Russia.(Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/Bongarts/Getty Images)


Top goalscorers FCC 2017 Player Team Shirt # Goals Assists Matches PlayedWERNER Timo GER # 11 3 2 4GORETZKA Leon GER # 8 3 0 4STINDL Lars GER # 13 3 0 4

CRISTIANO RONALDO POR # 7 2 1 4

Top goalscorers by competition

Year Goals scored Player

2017 3WERNER Timo, GERGORETZKA Leon, GERSTINDL Lars, GER

2013 5 FRED, BRATORRES Fernando, ESP

2009 5 LUIS FABIANO, BRA

2005 5 ADRIANO, BRA

2003 4 HENRY Thierry, FRA

2001 2

CARRIERE Eric, FRAHWANG Sun Hong, KORMURPHY Shaun, AUSPIRES Robert, FRASUZUKI Takayuki, JPNVIEIRA Patrick, FRAWILTORD Sylvain, FRA

1999 6AL OTAIBI Marzouk, KSABLANCO Cuauhtemoc, MEXRONALDINHO, BRA

1997 7 ROMARIO, BRA

1995* 3 GARCIA Luis, MEX

1992* 2 BATISTUTA Gabriel, ARGMURRAY Bruce, USA



Continental showdownThe FIFA Confederations Cup is held every four years and in recent times, it has been seen as a warm-up event in the host country of the next FIFA World Cup. The FIFA Confederations Cup aims to give the top teams from all continents a chance to represent their region in a world play-off, and this opportunity – together with the handsome prize money that goes with it – is particularly important and appealing to teams from certain developing football continents.

History

The FIFA Confederations Cup was first designated a FIFA competition in December 1997 when it was held in Riyadh in Saudi Arabia. Previously there had been two other tournaments in Riyadh, in 1992 and 1995, under the title of the Intercontinental Championship of the King Fahd Cup. In 1992, the winners were Argentina, then reigning South American champions. They came with a star-studded team including Batistuta, Redondo, Caniggia and Simeone and carried off the trophy after defeating the host country Saudi Arabia, despite their tremendous support from the home fans, in the final. The other two teams taking part on that occasion were the USA and Côte d’Ivoire. Six teams took part in the 1995 competition and this time it was Denmark who took the honours, with strong performances from the Laudrup brothers earning them victory over Argentina. Mexico and Nigeria made it to the semi-finals, while Japan and the host country Saudi Arabia were eliminated after losing both of their group matches. In 1997, Brazil promptly stamped their authority on the competition to win the striking new gold trophy. One of the main purposes of the tournament was clearly demonstrated when Australia made it to the final to take on the then world champions. In 1999, the Mexicans richly deserved to win the cup as one of two teams unbeaten in the group stage to make it to the final. The home ”Azteca” factor – Mexico had not been beaten there for 18 years – could not be ignored. Brazil lived up to expectations as their talent factory continued to produce outstanding players. The tournament also witnessed a standard of goalkeepers seldom seen in a single tournament with the likes of Keller (USA), Campos (MEX), Dida (BRA) and Utting (NZL) competing. Surprise packages Saudi Arabia recovered after a 5-1 thrashing by Mexico in their opening match to qualify for the semi-finals, following a 5-1 win in an all-Arab clash with Egypt. The USA defeated giants Germany only to later narrowly fail to a golden goal by Mexico’s top scorer Blanco. New Zealand went home happy after gamely facing up to Germany and the USA.In Korea/Japan in 2001, a near-capacity crowd of over 65,000 saw world champions France defeat co-hosts Japan with the only goal of the final to win the tournament and complete an unprecedented hat-trick of three major trophies in just four years. But they had to defend resolutely at times as Japan staged a second-half fight-back. In 2003, defending and European champions France hosted the FIFA Confederations Cup, organising matches in three of the 1998 World Cup stadiums – Lyons, St Etienne and Paris/St Denis. Brazil had to accept an early flight home after the group stage, bowing out of a tough group of strong performers in the shape of Cameroon, Turkey and the USA. The revitalised hosts, on the other hand, won their group. Turkey consolidated their rise as a global football power and only just missed out on a place in the final. The event was overshadowed by the tragic death of Cameroonian midfielder Marc-Vivien Foe, whose team-mates conceded the title to France by a whisker in an emotionally charged final against an equally shaken French side.Despite the absence of superstar striker Ronaldo from the FCC 2005, Brazil dazzled in an exciting final against rivals Argentina to lift the trophy for the second time. Adriano gained justified recognition as a force to be reckoned with, earning both the adidas Golden Ball and Golden Shoe awards. While Argentina’s defeat was hard to take, their performance clearly showed a hint of great things to come with the competition shining a spotlight on the magical skills of their key player, Riquelme. The competition also displayed German prowess in the shape of a well-organised dry run for the 2006 FIFA World Cup™ and the emergence of a young and promising German team – in particular, the partnership of up-and-coming starlets Podolski


and Schweinsteiger – under the watchful eye of footballing legend Jürgen Klinsmann, enabling them to secure third-place in a thrilling extra time play-off against Mexico.


History continued

In 2009, for the first time in the history of the FIFA Confederations Cup, the event took place on African soil. South Africa certainly proved themselves capable of hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ and impressively presented some of their World Cup host cities – Johannesburg, Rustenburg, Mangaung/Bloemfontein und Tshwane/Pretoria. The gripping tournament in South Africa ended with a worthy final in Johannesburg with both Brazil and the USA battling for the title. After a 3-2 victory, it was Brazil who lifted the trophy for the third time. Genial skills, wonder goals and thrilling games, an average match attendance of over 50,000, incomparable atmospheres in the stadiums - the FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013 was not just a success, it was a definitely overwhelming one. With Brazil’s 3-0 win in the final over FIFA World Cup holders Spain they lifted the cup for the fourth time - their third consecutive FIFA Confederations Cup victory. The FIFA Confederations Cup Russia 2017 ended with a final that lived up to the expectations generated by the tournament. Germany lifted the trophy with the youngest team to win a Confederations Cup, averaging 24 years and four months and finishing with more victories than any other side. Chile’s players surely made them work for it: La Roja enjoyed over 60 per cent of possession in the final and had 21 attempts on the goal.


Stadiums over the years

Year/host country Cities/Stadiums2017 Russia 4/4St Petersburg - FINAL Saint Petersburg StadiumKazan Kazan ArenaMoscow Spartak StadiumSochi Fisht Stadium2013 Brazil 6/6Rio de Janeiro - FINAL Estadio do MaracanaBelo Horizonte Estadio MineiraoBrasilia Estadio NacionalFortaleza Estadio CastelaoRecife Arena PernambucoSalvador de Bahia Arena Fonte Nova2009 South Africa 4/4Johannesburg - FINAL Ellis Park StadiumMangaung/Bloemfontein Free State StadiumRustenburg Royal Bafokeng StadiumTshwane/Pretoria Loftus Versfeld Stadium2005 Germany 5/5Frankfurt/Main - FINAL WaldstadionCologne Stadium CologneHanover Stadium HanoverLeipzig ZentralstadionNuremberg Franken-Stadion2003 France 3/3Paris/Saint-Denis - FINAL Stade de FranceLyon GerlandSt. Etienne Geoffroy-Guichard2001 Korea/Japan 6/6 – 2 countries Yokohama - FINAL International Stadium Yokohama, JPNDaegu Daegu World Cup Stadium, KORIbaraki Kashima Stadium, JPNNiigata Niigata Stadium Big Swan, JPNSuwon Suwon World Cup Stadium, KORUlsan Munsu Football Stadium, KOR1999 Mexico 2/2Mexico City - FINAL Estadio AztecaGuadalajara Jalisco1997 Saudi Arabia 1/1Riyadh King Fahd International Stadium*1995 Saudi Arabia 1/1Riyadh King Fahd International Stadium*1992 Saudi Arabia 1/1Riyadh King Fahd International Stadium


FIFA Confederations Cup first ever facts

First MatchDate Host City Match Competition Kick-off Match #

1992-10-15 RIYADH, KSA USA - Saudi Arabia 0-3 FCC 1992 20:00 1

First RefereeDate Referee Match Competition Match #

1992-10-15 DA SILVA Ulisses Tavares, BRA

USA - Saudi Arabia 0-3 FCC 1992 1

First GoalDate Player Match Minute Competition Match #1992-10-15 AL BISHI Fahad, KSA USA - Saudi Arabia 48' FCC 1992 1

First PenaltyDate Player Match Minute Competition Match #1992-10-15 AL BISHI Fahad, KSA USA – Saudi Arabia 48' FCC 1992 1

First ever Expulsion

Date Player Match Minute Competition Match #

1992-10-15 QUINN Brian, USA USA – Saudi Arabia 81' FCC 1992 1

First CautionDate Player Match Minute Competition Match #

1992-10-15 AL MUWALLID Khaled, KSA USA – Saudi Arabia 19' FCC 1992 1

First Extra time matchDate Match Result 90’ Result AET Competition Stage

1997-12-19 Uruguay – Australia 0-0 0-1 FCC 1997 Semi-finals

First Penalty shoot-out

Date Match Result 90’

Result AET Result PSO Competition Stage

1995-01-10 Denmark – Mexico 1-1 1-1 4-2 FCC 1995 Group Stage


Final match round-ups FIFA Confederations Cup Russia 2017

Final Chile – Germany 0-1 (0-1) Saint Petersburg Stadium - Saint Petersburg (RUS), 2017-07-02

Attendance 57,268Referee MAZIC Milorad, SRBGoals scored STINDL Lars (GER) 20’

FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013

Final Brazil – Spain 3-0 (2-0) Estadio do Maracana – Rio De Janeiro (BRA), 2013-06-30

Attendance 73,531Referee KUIPERS Bjorn (NED)Goals scored FRED (BRA) 2', NEYMAR (BRA) 44', FRED (BRA) 47'

FIFA Confederations Cup South Africa 2009Final USA – Brazil 2-3 (2-0) Ellis Park Stadium - Johannesburg (RSA), 2009-06-28Attendance 52,291Referee HANSSON Martin (SWE)Goals scored DEMPSEY Clint (USA) 10', DONOVAN Landon (USA) 27', LUIS FABIANO (BRA) 46',

74', LUCIO (BRA) 84'FIFA Confederations Cup Germany 2005Final Brazil – Argentina 4-1 (2-0) Waldstadion - Frankfurt /Main (GER), 2005-06-29Attendance 45,591Referee MICHEL Lubos (SVK)Goals scored ADRIANO (BRA) 11', KAKA (BRA) 16', RONALDINHO (BRA) 47', ADRIANO (BRA) 63',

Pablo AIMAR (ARG) 65'FIFA Confederations Cup France 2003

Final Cameroon – France 0-1 AET Stade de France - PARIS/SAINT-DENIS (FRA), 2003-06-29

Attendance 51,985Referee IVANOV Valentin (RUS)Goal scored HENRY Thierry (FRA) 97' (golden goal)

FIFA Confederations Cup Korea/Japan 2001

Final Japan – France 0-1 (0-1) Intern. Stadium Yokohama – YOKOHAMA (JPN), 2001-06-10

Attendance 65,533Referee BUJSAIM Ali (UAE)Goal scored VIEIRA Patrick (FRA) 30'

FIFA Confederations Cup Mexico 1999Final Mexico – Brazil 4-3 (2-1) Azteca - Mexico City (MEX), 1999-08-04Attendance 110,000Referee FRISK Anders (SWE)

Goals scoredZEPEDA Miguel (MEX) 13', ABUNDIS Jose Manuel (MEX) 28', SERGINHO (BRA) 43' pen., RONI (BRA) 47', ZEPEDA Miguel (MEX) 51', BLANCO Cuauhtemoc (MEX) 62', ZE ROBERTO (BRA) 63'


Final match round-ups continued

FIFA Confederations Cup Saudi Arabia 1997

Final Brazil – Australia 6-0 (3-0) King Fahd International Stadium - RIYADH (KSA), 1997-12-21

Attendance 65,000Referee ANPRASERT Pirom (THA)Goals scored RONALDO (BRA) 15', 27'; ROMÁRIO (BRA) 38', 53'; RONALDO (BRA) 59' pen.

ROMÁRIO (BRA) 75'Intercontinental Championship for the King Fahd Cup 1995

Final Denmark – Argentina 2-0 (1-0)

King Fahd International Stadium – Riyadh (KSA), 1995-01-13

Attendance 35,000Referee BUJSAIM Ali (UAE)Goals scored LAUDRUP Michael (DEN) 8' pen., RASMUSSEN Peter (DEN) 75'

Intercontinental Championship for the King Fahd Cup 1992

Final Argentina – Saudi Arabia 3-1 (2-0)

King Fahd International Stadium – Riyadh (KSA), 1992-10-20

Attendance 75,000Referee LIM KEE CHONG An-Yan

(MRI)Goals scored RODRIGUEZ Leonardo (ARG) 18', CANIGGIA Claudio (ARG) 24', SIMEONE Diego

(ARG) 64', OWAIRAN Saeed (KSA) 65'

Highest attendances Att. Date Match Result Host City Stage110,000 1999-08-04 Mexico – Brazil 4-3 Mexico Mexico City Final85,000* 1999-07-25 Mexico – Saudi

Arabia 5-1 Mexico Mexico City Group stage

85,000* 1999-07-25 Bolivia – Egypt 2-2 Mexico Mexico City Group stage

82,000 1999-08-01 Mexico – USA 1-0 Mexico Mexico City Semi-finals75,000 1992-10-20 Argentina – Saudi

Arabia 3-1 Saudi Arabia Riyadh Final73,531 2013-06-30 Brazil – Spain 3-0 Brazil Rio de Janeiro Final73,123 2013-06-16 Mexico – Italy 1-2 Brazil Rio de Janeiro Group

stage71,806 2013-06-20 Spain – Tahiti 10-0 Brazil Rio de Janeiro Group

stage70,000 1992-10-15 USA – Saudi Arabia 0-3 Saudi Arabia Riyadh Semi-finals67,423 2013-06-15 Brazil – Japan 3-0 Brazil Brasilia Group

stage*double headers


Goals, cards, attendances: comparative statistics

Goals

Year / Host Total goals # Matches Average2017 / Russia 43 16 2.692013 / Brazil 68 16 4.252009 / South Africa 44 16 2.752005 / Germany 56 16 3.52003 / France 37 16 2.312001 / Korea/Japan 31 16 1.941999 / Mexico 55 16 3.441997 / Saudi Arabia 52 16 3.251995 / Saudi Arabia* 19 8 2.381992/ Saudi Arabia* 18 4 4.5

Cards

Year / Host Total cards (y/r) Average Additioanl cautionsresulting in expulsions

# Matches

2017 / Russia 56 / 4 3.5 / 0.25 6 / 3 162013 / Brazil 46 / 4 2.88 / 0.25 6 / 3 162009 / South Africa 50 / 4 3.12 / 0.25 0 / 0 162005 / Germany 71 / 3 4.44 / 0.19 2 / 1 162003 / France 67 / 4 4.19 / 0.25 6 / 3 162001 / Korea/Japan 48 / 1 3.00 / 0.06 0 / 0 161999 / Mexico 55 / 6 3.44 / 0.38 8 / 4 161997 / Saudi Arabia 54 / 4 3.38 / 0.25 4 / 2 161995 / Saudi Arabia* 33 / 1 4.12 / 0.12 0 / 0 81992 / Saudi Arabia* 11 / 2 2.75 / 0.50 0 / 0 4

Attendances

Year / Host Total # Matches Average2017 / Russia 628,304 16 39,2692013 / Brazil 804,659 16 50,2912009 / South Africa 584,894 16 36,5562005 / Germany 603,106 16 37,6942003 / France 491,700 16 30,7312001 / Korea/Japan 557,191 16 34,8241999 / Mexico 970,000 16 60,6251997 / Saudi Arabia 333,500 16 20,8441995 / Saudi Arabia* 165,000 8 20,6251992 / Saudi Arabia* 169,500 4 42,375



Ranking by tournamentYear Host 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 82017 Russia GER CHI POR MEX RUS AUS CMR NZL2013 Brazil BRA ESP ITA URU NGA MEX JPN TAH2009 South Africa BRA USA ESP RSA ITA EGY IRQ NZL2005 Germany BRA ARG GER MEX JPN TUN GRE AUS2003 France FRA CMR TUR COL BRA JPN USA NZL2001 Korea/Japan FRA JPN AUS BRA KOR CMR CAN MEX1999 Mexico MEX BRA USA KSA GER BOL EGY NZL1997 Saudi Arabia BRA AUS CZE URU MEX UAE KSA RSA1995* Saudi Arabia DEN ARG MEX NGA KSA JPN - -1992* Saudi Arabia ARG KSA USA CIV - - - -

FIFA Confederations Cup Winner’s Trophy

Designer Fritz Jucker, Zurich, SwitzerlandManufacturer Europokal, Volketswil/Switzerland

Beat MeixgerSchumacher Goldschmied, Buelach/SwitzerlandWalter Schumacher

Description The FIFA Confederations Cup Official Trophy is representative of the tournament’s theme ‘Festival of Champions’. Two gold ribbons are wrapped around the central body in a festive, dynamic movement. They visually connect the six medallions arranged around the upper segment of the base – each bearing the name of one Confederation – with the globe. The globe references the six continents whose national teams participate in this FIFA tournament.The Trophy recently underwent a touch of modernisation and was fitted with a re-

designed, cone-shaped base to complement the family of FIFA trophies.

Year of design 1997Material Bronze, gold plated

Base: Lapis lazuli, ebonyWeight 8.6 kgHeight 40.0 cm


Base diameter 16.0 cmWidest point 16.0 cm


All-time ranking

MP W D L GF

GA

Pts.

Avg. Pts.

Part

Saudi Arabia 1992

Saudi Arabia 1995

Saudi Arabia 1997

Mexico 1999

Korea/Japan 2001

France 2003

Germ

any 2005

South Africa 2009

Brazil 2013Russia 2017

1 2 Brazil 33 23 5 5 78 28 74 2.24 7 1 2 4 5 1 1 12 3 Mexico 27 11 6 10 44 43 39 1.44 7 3 5 1 8 4 6 43 1 France 10 9 0 1 24 5 27 2.7 2 1 14 1 Germany 13 8 2 3 29 22 26 2 3 5 3 15 1 Spain 10 7 1 2 26 8 22 2.2 2 3 26 3 USA 15 6 1 8 20 20 19 1.27 4 3 3 7 27 2 Argentina 10 5 3 2 22 14 18 1.8 3 1 2 28 6 Australia 16 5 3 8 17 25 18 1.12 4 2 3 8 69 4 Japan 16 5 2 9 19 25 17 1.06 5 6 2 6 5 710 2 Uruguay 10 5 1 4 22 13 16 1.6 2 4 411 5 Cameroon 11 4 2 5 7 11 14 1.27 3 6 2 712 1 Portugal 5 3 2 0 9 3 11 2.2 1 313 1 Italy 8 3 2 3 13 15 11 1.38 2 5 314 4 Saudi Arabia 12 3 1 8 13 31 10 0.83 4 2 5 7 415 5 Nigeria 6 2 2 2 11 7 8 1.33 2 4 516 1 Denmark 3 2 1 0 5 1 7 2.33 1 117 1 Czech Republic 5 2 1 2 10 7 7 1.4 1 318 1 Turkey 5 2 1 2 8 8 7 1.4 1 319 4 Korea Republic 3 2 0 1 3 6 6 2 1 520 2 Chile 5 1 3 1 4 3 6 1.2 1 221 2 Colombia 5 2 0 3 5 5 6 1.2 1 422 5 Egypt 6 1 2 3 9 16 5 0.83 2 7 623 5 South Africa 8 1 2 5 9 13 5 0.62 2 8 424 1 Russia 3 1 0 2 3 3 3 1 1 525 5 Tunisia 3 1 0 2 3 5 3 1 1 626 4 United Arab

Emirates 3 1 0 2 2 8 3 1 1 627 2 Bolivia 3 0 2 1 2 3 2 0.67 1 628 4 Iraq 3 0 2 1 0 1 2 0.67 1 729 1 Greece 3 0 1 2 0 4 1 0.33 1 73 3 Canada 3 0 1 2 0 5 1 0.33 1 7


031 6 New Zealand 12 0 1 11 3 32 1 0.08 4 8 8 8 832 5 Cote d Ivoire 2 0 0 2 2 9 0 0 1 433 6 Tahiti 3 0 0 3 1 24 0 0 1 8

Overall matches played 140Overall goals scored 423Avg. goals per match 3.02

MP Matches played Conf ConfederationW / D / L Wins 1 UEFAGF / GA Goals for / Goals against 2 CONMEBOLPts. / Avg. Pts. Points / Average points per match 3

CONCACAFPart. Number of participations in competition 4 AFC

5 CAF6 OFC


How they qualified2017 FIFA Confederations Cup RussiaRussia hostAustralia winners of the 2015 AFC Asian Cup Cameroon winners of the 2017 CAF African Cup of NationsChile winners of the 2015 Copa América Germany winners of the 2014 FIFA World Cup™Mexico 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup winners Mexico won a one-match head-to-head play-

off against 2013 Gold Cup champions USA. New Zealand winners of the 2016 OFC Nations CupPortugal winners of the 2016 UEFA EURO 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup BrazilBrazil hostItaly runners-up of the 2012 UEFA EUROJapan winners of the 2011 AFC Asian Cup Mexico winners of the 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup Nigeria winners of the 2013 CAF African Cup of NationsSpain winners of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™Tahiti winners of the 2012 OFC Nations CupUruguay winners of the 2011 Copa América 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup South AfricaSouth Africa hostIraq winners of the 2007 AFC Asian Cup Egypt winners of the 2008 CAF African Cup of NationsUSA winners of the 2007 CONCACAF Gold Cup Brazil winners of the 2007 Copa AméricaItaly winners of the 2006 FIFA World Cup™Spain winners of the 2008 UEFA European ChampionshipNew Zealand winners of the 2007/8 OFC Oceania Nations Cup2005 FIFA Confederations Cup GermanyGermany host, 2002 FIFA World Cup™ runners-upArgentina runners-up of the 2004 Copa América Australia winners of the 2004 OFC Oceania Nations CupBrazil winners of the 2002 FIFA World Cup™ and the 2004 Copa AméricaGreece winners of the 2004 UEFA European ChampionshipJapan winners of the 2004 AFC Asian CupMexico winners of the 2003 CONCACAF Gold Cup Tunisia winners of the 2004 CAF African Cup of Nations2003 FIFA Confederations Cup FranceFrance host/defending champions/winners of the 2000 UEFA European ChampionshipJapan winners of the 2000 AFC Asian Nations CupColombia winners of the 2001 Copa AméricaNew Zealand winners of the 2002 OFC Oceania Nations CupBrazil winners of the 2002 FIFA World Cup™Cameroon winner of the 2002 CAF Africa Cup of NationsUSA winner of the 2002 CONCACAF Gold Cup Turkey UEFA representatives, by invitation


How they qualified (continued)

2001 FIFA Confederations Cup Korea/JapanKorea co-hostJapan co-hostMexico defending championsAustralia winners of the 2000 OFC Oceania Nations Cup Brazil winners of the 1999 Copa AméricaCameroon winners of the 2000 CAF Africa Cup of NationsCanada winners of the 2000 CONCACAF Gold Cup France winners of 2000 UEFA European Championship1999 FIFA Confederations Cup Mexico Brazil defending champions and winners of the 1997 Copa AméricaMexico winners of the 1998 CONCACAF Gold CupGermany winners of the 1996 UEFA European ChampionshipSaudi Arabia winners of the 1996 AFC Asian Cup 1996Egypt winners of the 1998 CAF African Nations CupUSA runners-up at the 1998 CONCACAF Gold Cup Bolivia runners-up at the 1997 Copa AméricaNew Zealand winners of the OFC Oceania Nations Cup 1997 FIFA Confederations Cup Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia host, winners of the 1996 AFC Asian CupBrazil winners of the 1994 FIFA World Cup™Uruguay winners of the 1995 Copa AméricaCzech Republic runners-up of the 1996 UEFA European Championship– replacing GermanyUnited Arab Emirates runners-up of the 1996 AFC Asian Cup Mexico winners of the 1996 CONCACAF Gold CupSouth Africa winners of the 1996 African Cup of NationsAustralia representing Oceania

Intercontinental Championship for the King Fahd Cup

1995 Intercontinental Championship for the King Fahd Cup Japan winners of the 1992 AFC Asian CupNigeria winners of the 1994 CAF African Cup of NationsSaudi Arabia hostMexico winners of the 1993 CONCACAF Gold CupArgentina winners of the 1993 Copa AméricaDenmark winners of the 1992 UEFA European Championship1992 Intercontinental Championship for the King Fahd CupUSA winners of the 1991 CONCACAF Gold CupSaudi Arabia host and winners of the 1992 AFC Asian CupArgentina winners of the 1993 Copa AméricaCôte d’Ivoire winners of the 1996 CAF African Cup of Nations


Competition Stats & Facts: GoalsMost goals Goals Team

78 Brazil44 Mexico29 Germany26 Spain24 France

Biggest margin wins/losses

Result Match Date10-0 (4-0) Spain – Tahiti 2013-06-208-0 (4-0) Uruguay – Tahiti 2013-06-238-2 (4-2) Brazil – Saudi Arabia 1999-08-016-0 (3-0) Brazil – Australia 1997-12-211-6 (0-4) United Arab Emirates – Czech Republic 1997-12-171-6 (0-3) Tahiti – Nigeria 2013-06-170-5 (0-1) Saudi Arabia – Mexico 1997-12-145-0 (3-0) France – Korea Republic 2001-05-305-0 (2-0) France – New Zealand 2003-06-220-5 (0-4) New Zealand – Spain 2009-06-14

Highest scoring matches

Goals Result Match Date10 10-0 (4-0) Spain – Tahiti 2013-06-2010 8-2 (4-2) Brazil – Saudi Arabia 1999-08-018 8-0 (4-0) Uruguay – Tahiti 2013-06-237 1-6 (0-4) United Arab Emirates – Czech Republic 1997-12-177 1-6 (0-4) Tahiti – Nigeria 2013-06-177 5-2 (2-1) USA – Cote d'Ivoire 1992-10-197 4-3 (2-1) Uruguay – South Africa 1997-12-177 4-3 (2-1) Mexico – Brazil 1999-08-047 4-3 (2-2) Germany – Australia 2005-06-157 4-3 AET (3-3, 2-

1) Germany – Mexico 2005-06-297 4-3 (3-1) Brazil – Egypt 2009-06-157 4-3 (1-2) Italy – Japan 2013-06-19

Milestone goals Goal # Goalscorer Match Date

1 AL BISHI Fahad, KSA (pen) USA – Saudi Arabia 1992-10-15100 RADWAN Yaser, EGY Bolivia – Egypt 1999-07-25200 KARADENIZ Gokdeniz, TUR Brazil – Turkey 2003-06-23300 ALTIDORE Jozy, USA Spain – USA 2009-06-24400 SANCHEZ Alexis, CHI Germany - Chile 2017-06-22423 STINDL Lars, GER Chile – Germany 2017-07-02


Earliest goalsMin Sec Player Date Match

0 39” MUBARAK Hassan, UAE 1997-12-15 UAE – South Africa1’ 20” HERNANDEZ Abel, URU 2013-06-23 Uruguay – Tahiti1’ 42’’ FRED, BRA 2013-06-30 Brazil – Spain1’ 45” SANLI Tuncay, TUR 2003-06-28 Colombia – Turkey2’ 30’’ BATISTUTA Gabriel, ARG 1992-10-16 Argentina – Cote d’Ivoire

Matches ending in Extra-time or Penalty Shoot-outsDate Match Regular AET PSO Phase1995-01-10 Denmark – Mexico 1-1 1-1 4-2 Group matches1995-01-13 Mexico – Nigeria 1-1 1-1 5-4 Match for 3rd place1997-12-19 Uruguay – Australia 0-0 0-1 - Semi-finals1999-08-01 Mexico – USA 0-0 1-0 - Semi-finals2003-06-29 Cameroon – France 0-0 0-1 - Final2005-06-26 Mexico – Argentina 0-0 1-1 5-6 Semi- finals2005-06-29 Germany – Mexico 3-3 4-3 - Match for 3rd place2009-06-28 Spain - South Africa 2-2 3-2 - Match for 3rd place2013-06-27 Spain – Italy 0-0 0-0 7-6 Semi-finals2013-06-30 Uruguay – Italy 2-2 2-2 2-3 Match for 3rd place2017-06-28 Portugal – Chile 0-0 0-0 0-3 Semi-finals2017-07-02 Portugal – Mexico 1-1 2-1 Match for 3rd place

Earliest yellow cardMinutes Player Date Match

1' YAMAGUCHI Toshihiro, JPN 1995-01-06 Japan – Nigeria 2' FANTENI Thembinkosi, RSA 2009-06-14 South Africa – Iraq 3' HOGH Jes, DEN 1995-01-10 Denmark – Mexico

Earliest red cardMinutes Player Date Match

24' VIDUKA Mark, AUS 1997-12-21 Brazil – Australia 28' SABRY Abdel, EGY 1999-07-29 Egypt – Saudi Arabia32' CLARK Ricardo, USA 2009-06-15 USA – Italy


Competition Stats & Facts: Team statistics Most participations Participations Team

7 Brazil Mexico

5 Japan

4AustraliaNew ZealandSaudi ArabiaUSA

Most matches by team

Matches Team33 Brazil27 Mexico16 Australia

Japan

Most matches won by team

Matches won Team23 Brazil11 Mexico9 France

Consecutive winsWins Team Year

12 Brazil 2005-present8 France 2001-present7 Brazil 1997-1999

Consecutive matches without defeatMatches Team Year

13 Brazil 2005-present9 Brazil 1997-1999 8 France 2001-present

Consecutive matches without conceding a goalMatches Team Year Minutes

5 Cameroon 2001-2003 572’5 Brazil 1997-1999 472’4 Japan 1995-2001 394’

Consecutive matches scoring goalsMatches Team Year

13 Brazil 2005-present11 Mexico 1995-199910 Germany 1999-present9 Brazil 1997-20018 France 2001-present

Tournaments top goalscoring teamYear Team Goals


2017 Germany 122013 Spain 152009 Brazil 142005 Germany 152003 France 122001 France 121999 Brazil 181997 Brazil 141995* Argentina,

Denmark 51992* Argentina 7


Most goals by team in a single tournament Goals Team Competition

18 Brazil Mexico 199915 Germany Germany 2005 15 Spain Brazil 201314 Brazil Saudi Arabia 199714 Brazil South Africa 200914 Brazil Brazil 201314 Uruguay Brazil 2013

Most recurring resultsResult # Recurring

1-0 262-0 202-1 173-0 130-0 112-2 81-1, 4-3, 3-2 63-1 55-0, 4-0 45-1 34-1, 6-1, 4-2 25-2, 6-0, 8-0, 8-2, 10-0 1

Most recurring matchesMatch MatchesBrazil - Mexico 4Brazil - USA 4Australia - Brazil 3Brazil - Japan 3Mexico - Saudi Arabia 3

Milestone Matches

# Date Host Venue Match

1 1992-10-15 RIYADH, KSA King Fahd International Stadium USA - Saudi Arabia 0-3 (0-0)


50 2001-06-01 ULSAN, KOR Munsu Football Stadium Korea Republic – Mexico 2-1

(0-0)100 2009-06-

18 JOHANNESBURG, RSA Ellis Park Stadium Egypt – Italy 1-0 (1-0)

140 2013-06-30

ST. PETERSBURG, RUS Saint Petersburg Stadium Chile – Germany 0-1 (0-1)

Youngest/oldest teams

Oldest team (y/m) Competition29/01 Chile Russia 2017Youngest team (y/m)22/02 Uruguay Saudi Arabia 1997

Average age of all players

Average age of all players Average age (years/months)FCC Russia 2017 27/02FCC Brazil 2013 26/11FCC South Africa 2009 26/08FCC Germany 2005 26/10FCC France 2003 26/00FCC Korea/Japan 2001 26/03FCC Mexico 1999 26/03FCC Saudi Arabia 1997 25/11Saudi Arabia 1995* 25/11Saudi Arabia 1992* 25/01



Most yellow cards in a matchYellow cards Teams ( number of cards) Competition

9 France (4) / Colombia (5) France 20039 Colombia (3) / New Zealand (6) France 20039 Czech Republic (4) / Uruguay (5) Saudi Arabia 1997

8 Mexico (5) / Nigeria (3) Intercontinental Championship for the King Fahd Cup 1995

7 Chile (4) / Germany (3) Russia 20177 Mexico (2) / Russia (5) Russia 20177 Portugal (5) / Chile (2) Russia 20177 Uruguay (3) / Tahiti (4) Brazil 20137 Spain (4) / South Africa (3) South Africa 20097 Australia (4) / Tunisia (3) Germany 20057 Mexico (5) / Argentina (2) Germany 20057 France (4) / Brazil (3) Korea/Japan 20017 Mexico (4) / Brazil (3) Mexico 19997 USA (3) / Germany (4) Mexico 19997 USA (5) / Saudi Arabia (2) Mexico 19997 Brazil (4) / Czech Republic (3) Saudi Arabia 1997

Most red cards in a matchRed cards Teams (number of cards) Competition

3 EGY (3) / KSA (0) Mexico 1999

Luis Perez (22) of Mexico and Lucio of Brazil during the FIFA Confederations Cup 2005 match in Hanover, Germany ending with a 1-0 win for Mexico. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Bongarts/Getty Images)


Competition Stats & Facts: Player statisticsMost matches by player

Matches Player Matches: competition22 DIDA, BRA 5-1997, 5-1999, 5-2001, 3-2003, 4-200517 LUCIO, BRA 4-2001, 3-2003, 5-2005, 5-200916 PARDO Pavel, MEX 3-1997, 5-1999, 3-2001, 5-200514 SUAREZ Claudio, MEX 3-1995, 3-1997, 5-1999, 3-200113 RONALDINHO, BRA 5-1999, 3-2003, 5-200511 EMERSON, BRA 4-1999, 3-2003, 4-200511 VIDMAR Tony, AUS 4-1997, 5-2001, 2-200510 11 players with 10 matches

Players with most participationsParticipations Player Matches: competition

5 DIDA, BRA 5-1997; 5-1999; 5-2001; 3-2003; 4-20054 AL KHLAIWI Mohammed, KSA 1-1992; 2-1995; 3-1997; 4-19994 LUCIO, BRA 4-2001; 3-2003; 5-2005; 5-20094 PARDO Pavel, MEX 3-1997; 5-1999; 3-2001; 5-20054 SUAREZ Claudio, MEX 3-1995; 3-1997; 5-1999; 3-2001

Hat-tricks Hat-tricks Player Goals Match Result Date

2 TORRES Fernando, ESP 4 Spain – Tahiti 10-0 2013-06-203 New Zealand – Spain 0-5 2009-06-14

1 AL OTAIBI Marzouk, KSA 4 Egypt – Saudi Arabia 1-5 1999-07-291 BLANCO Cuauhtemoc, MEX 4 Mexico – Saudi Arabia 5-1 1999-07-251 FIGUEROA Lucho, ARG 3 Australia - Argentina 2-4 2005-06-181 HERNANDEZ Abel, MEX 4 Uruguay – Tahiti 8-0 2013-06-231 ODUAMADI Nnamdi, NGA 3 Tahiti – Nigeria 1-6 2013-06-171 ROMARIO, BRA 3 Brazil – Australia 6-0 1997-12-211 RONALDINHO, BRA 3 Brazil – Saudi Arabia 8-2 1999-08-011 RONALDO, BRA 3 Brazil – Australia 6-0 1997-12-211 SMICER Vladimir, CZE 3 United Arab Emirates – Czech

Republic 1-6 1997-12-171 VILLA David, ESP 3 Spain – Tahiti 10-0 2013-06-20


All-time top goalscorersNumber of goals Player

9 BLANCO Cuauhtemoc, MEX (1997-3; 1999-6)9 RONALDINHO, BRA (1999-6; 2005-3)8 TORRES Fernando, ESP (2009-3; 2013-5)7 ADRIANO, BRA (2003-2; 2005-5)7 ROMARIO, BRA (1997-7)6 AL OTAIBI Marzouk, KSA (1999-6)6 VILLA David, ESP (3-2009; 3-2013)5 ALEX, BRA (1999-4; 2003-1)5 ALOISI John, AUS (1997-1; 2005-4)5 FRED, BRA (2013-5)5 LUIS FABIANO, BRA (2009-5)5 PIRES Robert, FRA (2001-2; 2003-3)5 SMICER Vladimir, CZE (1997-5)

Top goalscorers by edition

Edition Player Goals

2017WERNER Timo, GERGORETZKA Leon, GERSTINDL Lars, GER

3

2013 TORRES Fernando, ESPFRED, BRA 5

2009 LUIS FABIANO, BRA 5

2005 ADRIANO, BRA 5

2003 HENRY Thierry, FRA 4

2001

SUZUKI Takayuki, JPNHWANG Sun Hong, KORCARRIERE Eric, FRAMURPHY Shaun, AUSVIEIRA Patrick, FRAPIRES Robert, FRAWILTORD Sylvain, FRA

2222222

1999AL OTAIBI Marzouk, KSARONALDINHO, BRABLANCO Cuauhtemoc, MEX

666

1997 ROMARIO, BRA 7

1995* GARCIA Luis, MEX 3

1992* MURRAY Bruce, USABATISTUTA Gabriel, ARG

22

Most consecutive matches scoring goalsMatches Player, Nationality Dates Goals

4 ROMARIO, BRA 1997-12-12 - 1997-12-21 74 RONALDINHO, BRA 1999-07-24 – 1999-08-01 64 BALLACK Michael, GER 2005-06-15 - 2005-06-29 4


Goalkeeper - consecutive minutes without conceding a goalMinutes Goalkeeper Year

503’ DIDA, BRA 1997-1999368’ SANCHEZ Oswaldo, MEX 2005367’ KAMENI Idriss, CMR 2003354’ RUI PATRICIO,

POR 2017315’ JULIO CESAR, BRA 2009305’ DIDA, BRA 2001300’ KAWAGUCHI Yoshikatsu, JPN 2001

Youngest/oldest player

Age Player DOB Match Date

Youngest 17y 192d WOOD Chris, NZL 1991-12-07

South Africa – New Zealand 2009-06-17

Oldest 39y 66d BOUMNIJEL Ali, TUN 1966-04-13 Tunisia – Germany 2005-06-18

Youngest/oldest goalscorer

Age Scorer DOB Match Date

Youngest 19y 10d ZALAYETA Marcelo, URU 1978-12-05 Czechoslovakia – Uruguay 1997-12-15

Oldest 38y 129d MATTHAEUS Lothar, GER 1961-03-21 Germany - New Zealand 1999-07-28


Competition Stats & Facts: Coach statistics Coaches with most matches

Matches Coach (DOB) Team Competition-number of

matches10 DEL BOSQUE Vicente, ESP (1950-12-

23) Spain 2009-5; 2013-58 ARENA Bruce, USA (1951-09-21) USA 1999-5; 2003-38 LAPUENTE Manuel, MEX (1944-05-15) Mexico 1997-3; 1999-58 FARINA Frank, AUS (1964-09-05) Australia 2001-5; 2005-38 LEMERRE Roger, FRA (1941-06-18) 2001: France, 2005: Tunisia 2001-5; 2005-38 MACALA Milan, CZE (1945-07-04) 1997: UAE, 1999: Saudi

Arabia 1997-3; 1999-5

8 PARREIRA Carlos Alberto, BRA (1943-02-27) Brazil 2003-3; 2005-5

Winning Coaches

Year Coach (DOB) Team2017 LOEW Joachim (GER, 1962-02-03) Germany2013 SCOLARI Luiz Felipe (BRA, 1948-11-09) Brazil2009 DUNGA (BRA, 1963-10-31) Brazil2005 PARREIRA Carlos Alberto (BRA, 1943-02-27) Brazil2003 SANTINI Jacques (FRA, 1952-04-25) France2001 LEMERRE Roger (FRA, 1941-06-18) France1999 LAPUENTE Manuel (MEX, 1944-05-15) Mexico1997 ZAGALLO Mario (BRA, 1931-08-09) Brazil1995* MOELLER NIELSEN Richard (DEN, .1937-08-19) Denmark1992* BASILE Alfio (ARG, 1943-11-01) Argentina


Youngest /oldest coachAge Coach Match Date

Youngest 36y 98d HUDSON Anthony, ENG Russia – New Zealand 2017-06-17Oldest 66y 317d REHHAGEL Otto, GER Greece – Mexico 2005-06-22


FIFA Confederations Cup coachesEvent Team Coach Nationality MatchesRussia 2017 Australia POSTECOGLOU Ange Australia 3

Cameroon BROOS Hugo Belgium 3Chile PIZZI Juan Antonio Spain 5Germany LOEW Joachim Germany 5Mexico OSORIO Juan Carlos Colombia 5New Zealand HUDSON Anthony England 3Portugal SANTOS Fernando Portugal 5Russia CHERCHESOV Stanislav Russia 3

Brazil 2013 Brazil SCOLARI Luiz Felipe Brazil 5Italy PRANDELLI Cesare Italy 5Japan ZACCHERONI Alberto Italy 3Mexico DE LA TORRE Jose

Manuel Mexico 3Nigeria KESHI Stephen Nigeria 3Spain DEL BOSQUE Vicente Spain 5Tahiti ETAETA Eddy France 3Uruguay TABAREZ Oscar Uruguay 5

South Africa 2009 Brazil DUNGA Brazil 5

Egypt SHEHATA Hassan Egypt 3Iraq MILUTINOVIC Bora Serbia 3Italy LIPPI Marcello Italy 3New Zealand HERBERT Ricki New Zealand 3South Africa SANTANA Joel Brazil 5Spain DEL BOSQUE Vicente Spain 5USA BRADLEY Bob USA 5

Germany 2005 Argentina PEKERMAN Jose Argentina 5Australia FARINA Frank Australia 3Brazil PARREIRA Carlos

Alberto Brazil 5Germany KLINSMANN Juergen Germany 5Greece REHHAGEL Otto Germany 3Japan ZICO Brazil 3Mexico LA VOLPE Ricardo Argentina 5Tunisia LEMERRE Roger France 3

France 2003 Brazil PARREIRA Carlos Alberto Brazil 3

Cameroon SCHAEFER Winnie Germany 5Colombia MATURANA Francisco Colombia 5France SANTINI Jacques France 5Japan ZICO Brazil 3New Zealand WAITT Mick New Zealand 3Turkey GUNES Senol Turkey 5USA ARENA Bruce USA 3


Previous FIFA Confederations Cup coaches continued

¨Event Team Coach Nationality MatchesKorea/Japan 2001 Australia FARINA Frank Australia 5

Brazil LEAO Brazil 5Cameroon LECHANTRE Pierre France 3Canada OSIECK Holger Germany 3France LEMERRE Roger France 5Japan TROUSSIER Philippe France 5Korea Republic HIDDINK Guus Netherlands 3Mexico MEZA Enrique Mexico 3

Mexico 1999 Bolivia VEIRA Hector Argentina 3

Brazil LUXEMBURGO Wanderley Brazil 5

Egypt EL GOHARY Mahmoud Egypt 3Germany RIBBECK Erich Germany 3Mexico LAPUENTE Manuel Mexico 5New Zealand DUGDALE Ken England 3Saudi Arabia MACALA Milan Czech Republic 5USA ARENA Bruce USA 5

Saudi Arabia 1997 Australia VENABLES Terry England 5

Brazil ZAGALLO Mario Brazil 5Czech Republic UHRIN Dusan Czech Republic 5Mexico LAPUENTE Manuel Mexico 3Saudi Arabia PFISTER Otto Germany 3South Africa BARKER Clive South Africa 3United Arab Emirates MACALA Milan Czech Republic 3Uruguay PUA Victor Uruguay 5

Saudi Arabia 1995 Argentina PASSARELLA Daniel Argentina 3

Denmark MOELLER NIELSEN Richard Denmark 3

Japan KAMO Shu Japan 2Mexico BARON Miguel Mejia Mexico 3Nigeria AMODU Shaibu Nigeria 3Saudi Arabia AL KHARASHI Mohamed Saudi Arabia 2

Saudi Arabia 1992 Argentina BASILE Alfio Argentina 2

Cote d‘Ivoire MARTIAL Yeo Cote d‘Ivoire 2Saudi Arabia NELSINHO ROSA Brazil 2USA MILUTINOVIC Bora Yugoslavia 2


Competition Stats & Facts: Referee statistics Referees with two or more participations

Participations Referee Number of matches per year3 CODJIA Coffi, BEN 1-1999 (2-Y), 1-2003 (3-Y), 1-2009 (-)2 AMARILLA Carlos, PAR 1-2003 (5-Y); 2-2005 (9-Y)2 ARCHUNDIA Benito, MEX 2-2001 (8-Y, 1R); 2-2009 (7-Y)2 BADILLA Rodrigo, CRC 1-1992 (2-Y); 1-1995 (3-Y)2 BATRES Carlos, GUA 1-2001 (5-Y); 1-2003 (8-Y, 1-2Y)2 BREEZE Matthew, AUS 2-2005 (6-Y, 1R); 2-2009 (10-Y)2 BUJSAIM Ali, UAE 2-1995 (9-Y, 1-R); 2-2001 (4-Y)2 LARRIONDA Jorge, URU 3-2003 (15-Y); 2-2009 (7-Y, 1-R)2 LIM KEE CHONG An Yan, MRI 1-1992 (3-Y); 1-1995 (2-Y)2 RUIZ Oscar, COL 3-1999 (12-Y); 1-2001 (5-Y)2 WEBB Howard, ENG 2-2009 (3-Y, 1-R); 2-2013 (7-Y)

In brackets number of yellow (Y), red cards (R)

Referees with most matchesNumber of matches Referee Number of matches per year

5 LARRIONDA Jorge, URU 3-2003; 2-20094 ARCHUNDIA Benito, MEX 2-2001; 2-20094 BREEZE Matthew, AUS 2-2005; 2- 20094 BUJSAIM Ali, UAE 2-1995; 2-20014 RUIZ Oscar, COL 3-1999; 1-20014 WEBB Howard, ENG 2-2009; 2-2013

Youngest/oldest refereeAge Referee (DOB) Match Date

Youngest 29y 252d DAAMI Mourad, TUN (1975-10-13) Japan – Brazil 2005-06-22Oldest 47y 66d DA SILVA Ulisses Tavares, BRA (1945-

08-10) USA – Saudi Arabia *1992-10-15

Final matches refereesCompetition Referee MatchRussia 2017 MAZIC Milorad, SRB Chile - GermanyBrazil 2013 KUIPERS Bjorn, NED Brazil – Spain South Africa 2009 HANSSON Martin, SWE USA – Brazil Germany 2005 MICHEL Lubos, SVK Brazil – Argentina France 2003 IVANOV Valentin, RUS Cameroon – France Korea/Japan 2001 BUJSAIM Ali, UAE Japan – France Mexico 1999 FRISK Anders, SWE Mexico – Brazil Saudi Arabia 1997 ANPRASERT Pirom, THA Brazil – Australia Saudi Arabia 1995* BUJSAIM Ali, UAE Denmark – Argentina Saudi Arabia 1992* LIM KEE CHONG An Yan, MRI Argentina - Saudi Arabia



Referee Ravshan Irmatov helps Neymar of Brazil to his feet during the FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013 between Italy and Brazil in Salvador, Brazil. (Photo by Shaun Botterill - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

Referee Coffi Codjia of Benin during the FIFA Confederations Cup South Africa 2009 between New Zealand and Spain in Rustenburg, South Africa. (Photo by Jasper Juinen/Getty Images)

Referee Howard Webb during the FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013 semi-final match between Spain and Italy in Fortaleza, Brazil. (Photo by Shaun Botterill - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

Referee Nestor Pinata during the FIFA Confederations Cup Russia 2017 Semi-Final between Germany and Mexico in Sochi, Russia. (Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/Bongarts/Getty Images)


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