American Football World Cup

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American Football World Cup is an international competition held every four years since 1999 to decide on a "world champion" of American football. Italy hosted the 1999 Cup and Germany hosted the 2003 Cup. Japan won both titles. The United States did not compete. It is run by IFAF.

Year	Host		Winner	Score	Runner-up		3rd Place	Score	4th Place
Year	Host		Final				Third Place Match
1999 Details	Italy		Japan	6-0 (OT)	Mexico		Sweden	38-13	Italy
2003 Details	Germany		Japan	34-14	Mexico		Germany	36-7	France
2007 Details	Japan

Team	1999	2003	2007	2001
Australia	5th	-	-
Finland	6th	-	-
France	-	4th
Germany	-	3rd
Italy	4th	-	-
Japan	1st	1st
Mexico	2nd	2nd	-
South Korea	-	-
Sweden	3rd	-
United States	-	-

IFAF World Cup
Italy 1999 \| Germany 2003 \| Japan 2007 \| 2011

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