UFWC at the European Championship Final

UFWC At The European Championship Final | UFWC News - JUN, 2012

UFWC at the World Cup Final: France defeat Croatia to claim undisputed title

And so the UFWC title arrived at the 2018 FIFA World Cup final in the hands of reigning Unofficial Football World Champions Croatia, who faced challengers France. This was the tenth time the UFWC title had been contested at the WC final, and the 17th time the UFWC and FIFA title had been "unified". So the winner of the World Cup final, either France or Croatia, could claim to be the undisputed official FIFA and unofficial UFWC football world champions.

UFWC at the World Cup: Croatia beat Denmark on penalties

The Unofficial Football World Championships title has reached the knockout stage of the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. This means the UFWC title will be in play right through to the WC final, where the unofficial and official titles will be unified, and an undisputed champion will be crowned. Denmark took the title into the knockout stage as Unofficial Football World Champions. The first challengers, on Sunday 1 July, were Croatia. As a reminder, extra time and penalties do count for UFWC purposes where they affect the result of a title match.

UFWC at the World Cup: Croatia beat England to take UFWC title into WC final

The UFWC title reached the penultimate stage of the FIFA World Cup as reigning Unofficial Football World Champions Croatia played original UFWC champions England. Croatia took the title from Denmark in the round of 16, then beat Russia in the quarter finals - with both wins coming via penalty shoot-outs. England were the first UFWC champions in 1873 - 145 years ago. They beat Colombia in the round of 16 and Sweden in the quarter finals to set up this clash. As a reminder, whoever wins the 2018 World Cup final will unify the UFWC and FIFA titles and become undisputed unofficial and official football world champions.

UFWC at the World Cup: Croatia knock out hosts Russia

The UFWC title reached the quarter finals stage of 2018 World Cup in the hands of Unofficial Football World Champions Croatia, who faced hosts Russia. Croatia took the title from Denmark in a penalty shootout win in the round of 16. It was Croatia's first ever UFWC victory. Russia are one of the most successful sides in UFWC history, with 41 UFWC title match victories. After just three more matches, the UFWC and FIFA unofficial and official titles will be unified, and one nation will be crowned as the undisputed football world champions. Could Croatia hold on, or would Russia take the title into the semi finals?

UFWC at the World Cup: Russia 2018 Preview

The 2018 FIFA World Cup kicks off in Russia this week, and the UFWC title is up for grabs. Russia 2018 will be the 13th World Cup tournament that the Unofficial Football World Championships title has been contested at. This means there's a good chance the UFWC and FIFA unofficial and official titles will be unified, which has happened at nine previous World Cups. So there are an exciting few weeks ahead, and this is your UFWC World Cup preview.

UFWC at the World Cup: UFWC and FIFA titles to be unified

As the 2018 World Cup heads towards the quarter finals stage we know that, after just three more matches, the UFWC and FIFA unofficial and official titles will be unified, and one nation will be crowned as the undisputed football world champions. Croatia are the current Unofficial Football World Champions, having taken the UFWC title from Denmark in a penalty shootout win in the round of 16. Denmark had taken the title from Peru in the group stage, and Peru had begun the tournament as UFWC champions. Croatia v Russia is the next UFWC title match, with only eight teams left in the tournament. Ahead of that quarter final, let's catch up and see where the UFWC stands.

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