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Tournament almanac

147 tournaments, edition by edition: who hosted, who won, the final and the top scorers. Every fact was checked against two publishers before it went up.

Every men’s World Cup

19 editions so far, 1934 to 2018.

YearHostsWinnerFinalRunner-upTop scorer
1934ItalyItaly2–1 aetCzechoslovakiaOldřich Nejedlý (5 goals)
1938FranceItaly4–2HungaryLeônidas (7 goals)
1954SwitzerlandWest Germany3–2HungarySándor Kocsis (11 goals)
1958SwedenBrazil5–2SwedenJust Fontaine (13 goals)
1962ChileBrazil3–1CzechoslovakiaGarrincha, Valentin Ivanov, Leonel Sánchez, Vavá, Flórián Albert and Dražan Jerković (4 goals each)
1966EnglandEngland4–2 aetWest GermanyEusébio (9 goals)
1970MexicoBrazil4–1ItalyGerd Müller (10 goals)
1974West GermanyWest Germany2–1NetherlandsGrzegorz Lato (7 goals)
1978ArgentinaArgentina3–1 aetNetherlandsMario Kempes (6 goals)
1982SpainItaly3–1West GermanyPaolo Rossi (6 goals)
1986MexicoArgentina3–2West GermanyGary Lineker (6 goals)
1990ItalyWest Germany1–0ArgentinaSalvatore Schillaci (6 goals)
1994United StatesBrazil0–0 aet, 3–2 pensItalyHristo Stoichkov and Oleg Salenko (6 goals each)
1998FranceFrance3–0BrazilDavor Šuker (6 goals)
2002South Korea and JapanBrazil2–0GermanyRonaldo (8 goals)
2006GermanyItaly1–1 aet, 5–3 pensFranceMiroslav Klose (5 goals)
2010South AfricaSpain1–0 aetNetherlandsThomas Müller, Wesley Sneijder, David Villa and Diego Forlán (5 goals each)
2014BrazilGermany1–0 aetArgentinaJames Rodríguez (6 goals)
2018RussiaFrance4–2CroatiaHarry Kane (6 goals)

Every Women’s World Cup

9 editions so far, 1991 to 2023.

YearHostsWinnerFinalRunner-upTop scorer
1991ChinaUnited States2–1NorwayMichelle Akers (10 goals)
1995SwedenNorway2–0GermanyAnn-Kristin Aarønes (6 goals)
1999United StatesUnited States0–0 aet, 5–4 pensChinaSissi and Sun Wen (7 goals each)
2003United StatesGermany2–1 aetSwedenBirgit Prinz (7 goals)
2007ChinaGermany2–0BrazilMarta (7 goals)
2011GermanyJapan2–2 aet, 3–1 pensUnited StatesHomare Sawa (5 goals)
2015CanadaUnited States5–2JapanCélia Šašić and Carli Lloyd (6 goals each)
2019FranceUnited States2–0NetherlandsMegan Rapinoe, Alex Morgan and Ellen White (6 goals each)
2023Australia and New ZealandSpain1–0EnglandHinata Miyazawa (5 goals)

Every Euro

17 editions so far, 1960 to 2024.

YearHostsWinnerFinalRunner-upTop scorer
1960FranceSoviet Union2–1 aetYugoslaviaMilan Galić, François Heutte, Valentin Ivanov, Dražen Jerković and Viktor Ponedelnik (2 goals each)
1964SpainSpain2–1Soviet UnionFerenc Bene, Dezső Novák and Jesús María Pereda (2 goals each)
1968ItalyItaly2–0YugoslaviaDragan Džajić (2 goals)
1972BelgiumWest Germany3–0Soviet UnionGerd Müller (4 goals)
1976YugoslaviaCzechoslovakia2–2 aet, 5–3 pensWest GermanyDieter Müller (4 goals)
1980ItalyWest Germany2–1BelgiumKlaus Allofs (3 goals)
1984FranceFrance2–0SpainMichel Platini (9 goals)
1988West GermanyNetherlands2–0Soviet UnionMarco van Basten (5 goals)
1992SwedenDenmark2–0GermanyDennis Bergkamp, Tomas Brolin, Henrik Larsen and Karl-Heinz Riedle (3 goals each)
1996EnglandGermany2–1 aetCzech RepublicAlan Shearer (5 goals)
2000Belgium and NetherlandsFrance2–1 aetItalyPatrick Kluivert and Savo Milošević (5 goals each)
2004PortugalGreece1–0PortugalMilan Baroš (5 goals)
2008Austria and SwitzerlandSpain1–0GermanyDavid Villa (4 goals)
2012Poland and UkraineSpain4–0ItalyMario Balotelli, Cristiano Ronaldo, Alan Dzagoev, Mario Gomez, Mario Mandžukić and Fernando Torres (3 goals each)
2016FrancePortugal1–0 aetFranceAntoine Griezmann (6 goals)
2020Azerbaijan, Denmark, England, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Romania, Russia, Scotland and SpainItaly1–1 aet, 3–2 pensEnglandCristiano Ronaldo and Patrik Schick (5 goals each)
2024GermanySpain2–1EnglandCody Gakpo, Harry Kane, Jamal Musiala, Georges Mikautadze, Dani Olmo and Ivan Schranz (3 goals each)

Every Women’s Euro

10 editions so far, 1987 to 2025.

YearHostsWinnerFinalRunner-upTop scorer
1987NorwayNorway2–1SwedenTrude Stendal (3 goals)
1989West GermanyWest Germany4–1NorwaySissel Grude and Ursula Lohn (2 goals each)
1991DenmarkGermany3–1 aetNorwayHeidi Mohr (4 goals)
1993ItalyNorway1–0ItalySusan Mackensie (2 goals)
2005EnglandGermany3–1NorwayInka Grings (4 goals)
2009FinlandGermany6–2EnglandInka Grings (6 goals)
2013SwedenGermany1–0NorwayLotta Schelin (5 goals)
2017NetherlandsNetherlands4–2DenmarkJodie Taylor (5 goals)
2022EnglandEngland2–1 aetGermanyBeth Mead and Alexandra Popp (6 goals each)
2025SwitzerlandEngland1–1 aet, 3–1 pensSpainEsther González (4 goals)

Every Copa América

17 editions so far, 1919 to 2024.

YearHostsWinnerFinalRunner-upTop scorer
1919BrazilBrazil1–0 aetUruguayArthur Friedenreich and Neco (4 goals each)
1922BrazilBrazil3–0ParaguayJuan Francia (4 goals)
1937ArgentinaArgentina2–0 aetBrazilRaúl Toro (7 goals)
1949BrazilBrazil7–0ParaguayJair Rosa Pinto (9 goals)
1987ArgentinaUruguay1–0ChileArnoldo Iguarán (4 goals)
1993EcuadorArgentina2–1MexicoJosé Luis Dolgetta (4 goals)
1997BoliviaBrazil3–1BoliviaLuis Hernández (6 goals)
1999ParaguayBrazil3–0UruguayRivaldo and Ronaldo (5 goals each)
2001ColombiaColombia1–0MexicoVíctor Aristizábal (6 goals)
2004PeruBrazil2–2, 4–2 pensArgentinaAdriano (7 goals)
2007VenezuelaBrazil3–0ArgentinaRobinho (6 goals)
2011ArgentinaUruguay3–0ParaguayPaolo Guerrero (5 goals)
2015ChileChile0–0 aet, 4–1 pensArgentinaEduardo Vargas and Paolo Guerrero (4 goals each)
2016United StatesChile0–0 aet, 4–2 pensArgentinaEduardo Vargas (6 goals)
2019BrazilBrazil3–1PeruEverton and Paolo Guerrero (3 goals each)
2021BrazilArgentina1–0BrazilLionel Messi and Luis Díaz (4 goals each)
2024United StatesArgentina1–0 aetColombiaLautaro Martínez (5 goals)

Every Africa Cup of Nations

29 editions so far, 1957 to 2023.

YearHostsWinnerFinalRunner-upTop scorer
1957SudanEgypt4–0EthiopiaAd-Diba (5 goals)
1963GhanaGhana3–0SudanHassan El-Shazly (6 goals)
1965TunisiaGhana3–2 aetTunisiaBen Acheampong, Osei Kofi and Eustache Manglé (3 goals each)
1968EthiopiaCongo-Kinshasa1–0GhanaLaurent Pokou (6 goals)
1970SudanSudan1–0GhanaLaurent Pokou (8 goals)
1972CameroonCongo3–2MaliFantamady Keita (5 goals)
1974EgyptZaire2–0ZambiaNdaye Mulamba (9 goals)
1978GhanaGhana2–0UgandaOpoku Afriyie, Segun Odegbami and Phillip Omondi (3 goals each)
1980NigeriaNigeria3–0AlgeriaKhaled Labied and Segun Odegbami (3 goals each)
1982LibyaGhana1–1 aet, 7–6 pensLibyaGeorge Alhassan (4 goals)
1984Ivory CoastCameroon3–1NigeriaTaher Abouzaid (4 goals)
1986EgyptEgypt0–0 aet, 5–4 pensCameroonRoger Milla (4 goals)
1988MoroccoCameroon1–0NigeriaGamal Abdelhamid, Lakhdar Belloumi, Roger Milla and Abdoulaye Traoré (2 goals each)
1990AlgeriaAlgeria1–0NigeriaDjamel Menad (4 goals)
1992SenegalIvory Coast0–0 aet, 11–10 pensGhanaRashidi Yekini (4 goals)
1994TunisiaNigeria2–1ZambiaRashidi Yekini (5 goals)
1996South AfricaSouth Africa2–0TunisiaKalusha Bwalya (5 goals)
1998Burkina FasoEgypt2–0South AfricaHossam Hassan and Benedict McCarthy (7 goals each)
2000Ghana and NigeriaCameroon2–2 aet, 4–3 pensNigeriaShaun Bartlett (5 goals)
2002MaliCameroon0–0 aet, 3–2 pensSenegalJulius Aghahowa, Patrick Mboma and Salomon Olembé (3 goals each)
2004TunisiaTunisia2–1MoroccoPatrick Mboma, Frédéric Kanouté, Jay-Jay Okocha, Francileudo dos Santos and Youssef Mokhtari (4 goals each)
2010AngolaEgypt1–0GhanaGedo (5 goals)
2012Gabon and Equatorial GuineaZambia0–0 aet, 8–7 pensCôte d’IvoireManucho, Didier Drogba, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Cheick Diabaté, Houssine Kharja, Christopher Katongo and Emmanuel Mayuka (3 goals each)
2013South AfricaNigeria1–0Burkina FasoEmmanuel Emenike and Mubarak Wakaso (4 goals each)
2015Equatorial GuineaCôte d’Ivoire0–0 aet, 9–8 pensGhanaAhmed Akaichi, André Ayew, Javier Balboa, Thievy Bifouma and Dieumerci Mbokani (3 goals each)
2017GabonCameroon2–1EgyptJunior Kabananga (3 goals)
2019EgyptAlgeria1–0SenegalOdion Ighalo (5 goals)
2021CameroonSenegal0–0 aet, 4–2 pensEgyptVincent Aboubakar (8 goals)
2023Côte d’IvoireCôte d’Ivoire2–1NigeriaEmilio Nsue (5 goals)

Every Asian Cup

12 editions so far, 1976 to 2023.

YearHostsWinnerFinalRunner-upTop scorer
1976IranIran1–0KuwaitFathi Kameel, Gholam Hossein Mazloumi and Nasser Nouraei (3 goals each)
1980KuwaitKuwait3–0South KoreaBehtash Fariba and Choi Soon-ho (7 goals each)
1984SingaporeSaudi Arabia2–0ChinaJia Xiuquan, Shahrokh Bayani and Nasser Mohammadkhani (3 goals each)
1988QatarSaudi Arabia0–0 aet, 4–3 pensSouth KoreaLee Tae-ho (3 goals)
1992JapanJapan1–0Saudi ArabiaFahad Al-Bishi (3 goals)
1996United Arab EmiratesSaudi Arabia0–0 aet, 4–2 pensUnited Arab EmiratesAli Daei (8 goals)
2004ChinaJapan3–1ChinaA'ala Hubail and Ali Karimi (5 goals each)
2007Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and VietnamIraq1–0Saudi ArabiaYounis Mahmoud, Naohiro Takahara and Yasser Al-Qahtani (4 goals each)
2011QatarJapan1–0 aetAustraliaKoo Ja-cheol (5 goals)
2015AustraliaAustralia2–1 aetSouth KoreaAli Mabkhout (5 goals)
2019United Arab EmiratesQatar3–1JapanAlmoez Ali (9 goals)
2023QatarQatar3–1JordanAkram Afif (8 goals)

Every Gold Cup

14 editions so far, 1996 to 2025.

YearHostsWinnerFinalRunner-upTop scorer
1996United StatesMexico2–0BrazilEric Wynalda (4 goals)
1998United StatesMexico1–0United StatesLuis Hernández and Paulo Wanchope (4 goals each)
2000United StatesCanada2–0ColombiaCarlo Corazzin (4 goals)
2002United StatesUnited States2–0Costa RicaBrian McBride (4 goals)
2005United StatesUnited States0–0 aet, 3–1 pensPanamaDaMarcus Beasley, Landon Donovan, Carlos Ruiz, Luis Tejada and Wilmer Velásquez (3 goals each)
2007United StatesUnited States2–1MexicoCarlos Pavón (5 goals)
2011United StatesMexico4–2United StatesJavier Hernández (7 goals)
2013United StatesUnited States1–0PanamaChris Wondolowski, Landon Donovan and Gabriel Torres (5 goals each)
2015United States and CanadaMexico3–1JamaicaClint Dempsey (7 goals)
2017United StatesUnited States2–1JamaicaAlphonso Davies, Jordan Morris and Kévin Parsemain (3 goals each)
2019United States, Costa Rica and JamaicaMexico1–0United StatesJonathan David (6 goals)
2021United StatesUnited States1–0 aetMexicoAlmoez Ali (4 goals)
2023United States and CanadaMexico1–0PanamaJesús Ferreira (7 goals)
2025United States and CanadaMexico2–1United StatesIsmael Díaz (6 goals)

Every men’s Olympic football tournament

12 editions so far, 1908 to 2024.

YearHostsWinnerFinalRunner-upTop scorer
1908EnglandGreat Britain2–0DenmarkSophus Nielsen (11 goals)
1936GermanyItaly2–1 aetAustriaAnnibale Frossi (7 goals)
1948EnglandSweden3–1YugoslaviaGunnar Nordahl and John Hansen (7 goals each)
1956AustraliaSoviet Union1–0YugoslaviaNeville D'Souza, Todor Veselinović and Dimitar Milanov (4 goals each)
1960ItalyYugoslavia3–1DenmarkMilan Galić (7 goals)
1968MexicoHungary4–1BulgariaKunishige Kamamoto (7 goals)
1992SpainSpain3–2PolandAndrzej Juskowiak (7 goals)
1996United StatesNigeria3–2ArgentinaBebeto and Hernán Crespo (6 goals each)
2000AustraliaCameroon2–2 aet, 5–3 pensSpainIván Zamorano (6 goals)
2008ChinaArgentina1–0NigeriaGiuseppe Rossi (4 goals)
2012England, Scotland and WalesMexico2–1BrazilLeandro Damião (6 goals)
2024FranceSpain5–3 aetFranceSoufiane Rahimi (8 goals)

Every women’s Olympic football tournament

8 editions so far, 1996 to 2024.

YearHostsWinnerFinalRunner-upTop scorer
1996United StatesUnited States2–1ChinaPretinha, Ann Kristin Aarønes and Linda Medalen (4 goals each)
2000AustraliaNorway3–2 aetUnited StatesSun Wen (4 goals)
2004GreeceUnited States2–1 aetBrazilCristiane and Birgit Prinz (5 goals each)
2008ChinaUnited States1–0 aetBrazilCristiane (5 goals)
2012England, Scotland and WalesUnited States2–1JapanChristine Sinclair (6 goals)
2016BrazilGermany2–1SwedenMelanie Behringer (5 goals)
2020JapanCanada1–1 aet, 3–2 pensSwedenVivianne Miedema (10 goals)
2024FranceUnited States1–0BrazilMarie-Antoinette Katoto (5 goals)