COPA CONFEDERACIONES (más Copa Artemio Franchi)

COPA CONFEDERACIONES

Intercontinental Cup for Nations

Only officially recognized by FIFA from the 1997 tournament onwards, which is called FIFA/Confederations Cup.

Artemio Franchi Trophy- COPA ARTEMIO FRANCHI - Intercontinental

 

The so-called "Artemio Franchi Trophy", twice played between the reigning

European champions and Copa América winners, can be considered a

pre-cursor.  The relevant matches:

21- 8-1985 Paris         France       2-0 Uruguay   France: BATS Joël: BIBARD Michel, LE ROUX Yvon, BOSSIS Maxime, AYACHE William;

        GIRESSE Alain, FERNANDEZ Luis, PLATINI Michel (C). TUSSEAU Thierry;

        TOURÉ José, ROCHETEAU Dominique.

24- 2-1993 Mar del Plata Argentina    1-1 Denmark        [aet, 5-4 pen] Argentina       : Goycochea - Craviotto (Saldana), Borelli, Vazquez,

  Altamirano, Simeone, Mancuso, Rodriguez (Franco), Maradona,

  Caniggia, Batistuta

[Note: the matches:

20-12-1989 Rotterdam     Netherlands  0-1 Brazil

25- 3-1998 Stuttgart     Germany      1-2 Brazil

were not played for any trophy but ordinary friendlies.]

Palmares Confederations Cup-

COPA CONFEDERACIONES  * CAMPEONES

1992*   Argentina : 1  GOYCOCHEA Sergio 2  VAZQUEZ Sergio 3  ALTAMIRANO Ricardo 4  BASUALDO Fabian 5  REDONDO Fernando

6  RUGGERI Oscar 7  CANIGGIA Claudio 8  VILLARREAL Jose Luis

9  BATISTUTA Gabriel 10  SIMEONE Diego 11  CAGNA Diego

12  ISLAS Luis 14  ACOSTA Alberto 15  BORELLI Jorge 16  GARCIA Claudio 
18  CRAVIOTTO Nestor 20  RODRIGUEZ Leonardo 21  CANCELARICH Fabian

1995*   Denmark  1  KJAER Peter 2  FRIIS HANSEN Jacob 3  RIEPER Marc

4  HOGH Jes 5  RISAGER Jens 6  SCHJONBERG Michael 7  NIELSEN Brian Steen 8  HANSEN Johnny 9  STRUDAL Mark 10  LAUDRUP Michael 11  LAUDRUP Brian 12  LAURSEN Jacob 13  KRISTENSEN Jesper 14  WIEGHORST Morten

15  HEMMINGSEN Carsten 16  HOGH Lars 17  RASMUSSEN Peter 18  HANSEN Bo

20  KROGH Mogens

1997    Brazil: 1  DIDA 2  CAFU 3  ALDAIR 4  JUNIOR BAIANO

5  DUNGA 6  ROBERTO CARLOS 7  BEBETO 8  FLAVIO CONCEICAO 9  RONALDO

10  LEONARDO 11  ROMARIO 12  ROGERIO CENI 13  ZE MARIA 14  GONCALVES

15  ZE ROBERTO 16  CESAR SAMPAIO 17  DORIVA 18  DENILSON 19  JUNINHO PAULISTA 20  RIVALDO 21  RODRIGO 22  RUSSO

1999    Mexico : 1  CAMPOS Jorge 2  SUAREZ Claudio 3  SANCHEZ Joel

4  MARQUEZ Rafael 5  TORRADO Gerardo 6  VILLA German 7  RAMIREZ Ramon

8  GARCIA ASPE Alberto 9  ABUNDIS Jose Manuel 10  BLANCO Cuauhtemoc

11  OSORNO Daniel 12  PEREZ Oscar 13  PARDO Pavel 14  TERRAZAS Isaac

15  HERNANDEZ Luis 16  ARELLANO Jesus 17  PALENCIA Francisco

18  CARMONA Salvador 19  ZEPEDA Miguel 20  GARCIA Rafael

2001    France: Goalkeepers: (1) Ulrich Rame (Bordeaux), (12) Gregory

Coupet (Lyon), (23) Mickael Landreau (Nantes)

Defenders: (2) Willy Sagnol (Bayern Munich-Germany), (3)

Bixente Lizarazu (Bayern Munich-Germany), (5) Martin

Djetou (Monaco), (8) Marcel Desailly (Chelsea-England),

(13) Mikael Silvestre (Manchester Utd-England), (18)

Frank Leboeuf (Chelsea-England), (19) Christian Karembeu

(Middlesbrough-England), (20) Zoumana Camara (Marseilles)

Midfielders: (4) Patrick Vieira (Arsenal-England), (6)

Youri Djorkaeff (1FC Kaiserslautern-Germany), (7) Robert

Pires (Arsenal-England), (10) Eric Carriere (Nantes),

(15) Jeremy Brechet (Lyon), (16) Olivier Dacourt (Leeds

Utd-England)

Forwards: (9) Nicolas Anelka (Paris St Germain), (11)

Sylvain Wiltord (Arsenal-England), (14) Thierry Henry

(Arsenal-England), (17) Steve Marlet (Lyon), (21)

Christophe Dugarry (Bordeaux), (22) Laurent Robert (Paris

St Germain)

2003    France: Coach: Jacques Santini

Captains: Marcel Desailly/Robert Pires

GK: 1-Mickael Landreau (Nantes), 16-Fabien Barthez (Manchester United,

    England), 23-Gregory Coupet (Olympique Lyon);

DF: 2-Philippe Mexes (AJ Auxerre), 3-Bixente Lizarazu (Bayern Munich,

    Germany), 4-Jean-Alain Boumsong (AJ Auxerre), 5-William Gallas

    (Chelsea, England), 8-Marcel Desailly (Chelsea, England),

    13-Mikael Silvestre (Manchester United, England), 15-Lilian Thuram

    (Juventus, Italy), 19-Willy Sagnol (Bayern Munich, Germany);

MD: 6-Olivier Dacourt (AS Roma, Italy), 7-Robert Pires (Arsenal,

    England), 10-Ludovic Giuly (Monaco), 11-Sylvain Wiltord (Arsenal,

    England), 14-Jerome Rothen (Monaco), 17-Oliver Kapo (AJ Auxerre),

    18-Benoit Pedretti (Sochaux), 21-Ousmane Dabo (Atalanta, Italy);

FW: 9-Djibril Cisse (AJ Auxerre), 12-Thierry Henry (Arsenal, England),

    20-Steve Marlet (Fulham, England), 22-Sydney Govou (Olympique

    Lyon).

Homenaje a Foe (Camerún) fallecido en un partido

2005    Brazil: Coach: Carlos Alberto Parreira.

Captain: Roque Junior/Ronaldinho.

GK: 1-Dida (AC Milan, Italy), 12-Marcos (Palmeiras), 23-Heurelho Gomes

    (PSV Eindhoven, Netherlands).

DF: 2-Douglas Maicon (Monaco, France), 3-Lucio (Bayern Munich, Germany),

    4-Roque Junior (Bayer Leverkusen, Germany), 6-Gilberto (Hertha

    Berlin, Germany), 13-Cicinho (Sao Paulo), 14-Juan (Bayer Leverkusen,

    Germany), 15-Luisao (Benfica, Portugal), 16-Leo (Santos).

MF: 5-Emerson (Juventus, Italy), 8-Kaka (AC Milan, Italy), 11-Ze

    Roberto (Bayern Munich, Germany), 17-Gilberto Silva (Arsenal,

    England), 18-Juninho Pernambucano (Olympique Lyon, France),

    19-Renato (Sevilla, Spain), 20-Julio Baptista (Sevilla, Spain),

    22-Edu (Arsenal, England).

FW: 7-Robinho (Santos), 9-Adriano (Inter Milan, Italy), 10-Ronaldinho

    (Barcelona, Spain), 21-Ricardo Oliveira (Betis, Spain).

2009    Brazil

Final : Brasil 3 (Luis Fabiano 2 y Lucio) 2 Estados Unidos (Dempsey y Donovan)

Plantel de BRASIL

GOLEIROS
Júlio César (Inter-ITA)  Victor (Grêmio)  Gomes (Tottenham-ING)

LATERAIS
Maicon (Inter-ITA)  Daniel Alves (Barcelona-ESP)  Kléber (Internacional)  André Santos (Corinthians)

ZAGUEIROS
Alex (Chelsea-ING)   Juan (Roma-ITA)   Luisão (Benfica-POR)   Lúcio (Bayern-ALE)

VOLANTES
Josué (Wolfsburg-ALE)   Felipe Melo (Fiorentina-ITA)  Gilberto Silva (Panathinaikos-GRÉ)  Ramires (Cruzeiro)

MEIAS
Anderson (Manchester United-ING)   Elano (Manchester City-ING)   Júlio Batista (Roma-ITA)   Kaká (Milan-ITA)

ATACANTES  Luís Fabiano (Sevilla-ESP)   Nilmar (Internacional)   Robinho (Manchester City-ING) Alexandre Pato (Milan-ITA)

D.T Dunga