IFF World Cup (An Honorable Retelling)

IFF Football World Championship

Founded	1930; 92 years ago
Region	International (IFF)
Number of teams	32 (finals)
Current champions	Novanglia (Third title)
Most successful team	Novanglia (Three titles)

The IFF World Cup is the event of the entire world of national football teams coming together to qualify and play in the game called Football every 4 years. The event first took place in 1930 where Antartique hosted the first ever IFF World Cup, while Al-Bayd took home the gold, beating France in the final. Ever since (minus the 1942, and 1946 potential world cups), the event takes place every 4 years with a hosting country and the defending champions being guaranteed a spot in the next world cup.

Countries like Germany, Czechoslovakia, Novanglia, Mexica, Italy, Rhomania, Mali and Al-Bayd have the most success in the IFF World Cup, all winning at least twice and all have been in the top 10 on the IFF rankings for most of the IFF's lifespan. Several other countries have also won a world cup, winning somewhat often in the modern landscape of the sport. The competition is often credited with a huge influx of parity and the same countries either going very far or getting upset due to how top-heavy the world cup winners generally are, but there have been signs of chaos that have been massively changing the courses of the world cups. The defending champions are Novanglia, winning it all in 2022.

Results by year

Year	Country	Continent	Winners	Score of final	Runners-up
1930	Novanglia	Muqaddas	Sandalia	2-1	France
1934	Córdoba	Europe	England	2-0	United States
1938	Rhomania	Europe	Germany	2-1 (ET)	Cosimoland
1950	Al-Bayd	Muqaddas	Novanglia	1-1 (3-2 on pens)	Lithuania
1954	Mali	Africa	Mali	1-0	Russia
1958	Germany	Europe	Rhomania	2-0	Mexica
1962	Mexica	Columbia	Al-Bayd	3-0	Czechoslovakia
1966	Scotland	Europe	Mexica	4-3 (ET)	United States
1970	Japan	Asia	Mexica	2-0	Henryland
1974	United Commonwealths	Europe	Mali	3-0	Mexica
1978	Novanglia	Muqqadas	Novanglia	2-2 (4-2 on pens)	Al-Bayd
1982	United States	Columbia	East France	1-0	Japan
1986	Italy	Europe	Cosimoland	3-2 (ET)	Germany
1990	Mali	Africa	Czechoslovakia	2-1	Ireland
1994	Russia	Asia	Czechoslovakia	2-0	Sandalia
1998	England	Europe	Henryland	1-1 (3-2 on pens)	France
2002	Mexica	Columbia	Italy	2-0	Rhomania
2006	Suriname	Muqaddas	Germany	2-1	Japan
2010	Sandalia	Oceania	Rhomania	1-0 (ET)	Afrocolumbia
2014	Armonìa	Africa	Italy	2-1	New Dover
2018	Al-Bayd	Muqqadas	Morocco	1-0	Novanglia
2022	Afrocolumbia	Columbia	Novanglia	3-2	Italy
2026	Persia	Asia	Future Event
2030	England	Europe	Future Event

Results by nation

Nation	Times won	Times runners-up
Novanglia	3 (1950, 1978, 2022)	1 (2018)
Mexica	2 (1966, 1970)	2 (1958, 1974)
Czechoslovakia	2 (1990, 1994)	1 (1962)
Al-Bayd	2 (1930, 1962)	1 (1978)
Germany	2 (1938, 2006)	1 (1986)
Rhomania	2 (1958, 2010)	1 (2002)
Italy	2 (2002, 2014)	1 (2022)
Mali	2 (1954, 1974)
France	1 (1982)	2 (1930, 1998)
Sandalia	1 (1930)	1 (1994)
Cosimoland	1 (1986)	1 (1938)
England	1 (1934)
Henryland	1 (1998)
Morocco	1 (2018)
United States		2 (1934, 1966)
Japan		2 (1982, 2006)
Lithuania		1 (1950)
Russia		1 (1954)
Ireland		1 (1990)
Afrocolumbia		1 (2010)
New Dover		1 (2014)

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