Can Nicaragua's no-stars become unofficial football world champions?

Nicaragua, who have no Premier League or European football stars and have never before competed in a UFWC title match, will have two chances to become Unofficial Football World Champions following the announcement of two back-to-back friendly matches against Bolivia on 2 and 7 June. Bolivia are the current UFWC title holders having defeated previous champions Argentina.

Can Peru retain their UFWC title once again against Argentina?

It's been a pleasing couple of months for Peru as they returned from Quito with their UFWC title intact and banked another three points in the process. They took the title from Bolivia at the end of September and continued their remarkable run of form to beat Ecuador 2-1 but their next assignment looks significantly tougher.

Champions Greece to play Finland

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Chicharito scores as UFWC champions Mexico beat Jamaica

Mexico retained the UFWC title and guaranteed passage to the Copa America Centenario quarter finals with this deserved win over Jamaica. Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez scored his 45th goal for his country - he needs just one more to tie Jared Borgetti's all-time record of 46.

Chile beat Croatia in China to remain unofficial champions

Chile defeated Croatia on penalties in this unusual China Cup game to retain the UFWC title and remain unofficial football world champions. Both sides fielded unfamiliar teams in Nanning, but the game was classified as an "A" international, and therefore a UFWC title match. The inaugural China Cup tournament also features Iceland and China. Iceland beat China yesterday, so Chile and Iceland will face each other in the China Cup final on Sunday.

Chile defeat Paraguay to retain UFWC title

Chile survived a major scare against Paraguay to retain the UFWC title in Santiago. After taking an early lead, Chile were pegged back, and the fell behind. But Arsenal star Alexis Sanchez proved to be the difference between the two sides, as Chile fought back to win, and remain Unofficial Football World Champions.

Chile face Brazil as UFWC favourites

Current UFWC champions Chile take on Brazil in a World Cup qualifier that doubles up as a UFWC title match this Thursday, 8 October. Chile have home advantage and are on a great run of form, while Brazil are without their talisman and best player Neymar. Can Chile retain the UFWC title, or will Brazil become Unofficial Football World Champions once again?

Chile face Paraguay ahead of WC qualifiers

Unofficial Football World Champions and Copa America winners Chile will play Paraguay in a friendly match on 5 September 2015 ahead of the start of the World Cup 2018 qualifying campaign. As things stand, Chile vs Paraguay will be the next UFWC title match - although further friendlies could be announced. And, following the World Cup 2018 qualification draw in St Petersburg, Chile now know that the first opponent they will play in the qualifiers will be recent UFWC champions Brazil.

Chile prove UFWC credentials against Brazil

Chile got their World Cup qualification off to a great start in Santiago, and retained the UFWC title. It was a relatively straightforward win against a fairly toothless Brazil, who were without Neymar and looked to have lost their recent spark. Chile are the form team, and were favourites ahead of the match, so it was no surprise for UFWC-watchers to see the Unofficial Football World Champions prove their claim to that title.