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|1930 <br /> ''[[1953 ISR International Tournament|Details]]''
|1930 <br /> ''[[1953 ISR International Tournament|Details]]''
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|'''{{flag|Waytseia}}'''
|'''<big>{{flag|Waytseia}}</big>'''
|'''5-3''' <br><small>[[Millenium Stadium]], [[Thoskajek]]</small>
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|{{flag|Qonklese Republic}}
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|{{flag|Vucheshia}}
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|{{flag|Liosol}}
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|1967 <br /> ''[[1967 ISR World Cup|Details]]''
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|'''<big>TBA</big>'''
|{{refn|The 1967, 1970 and 1973 tournaments were round-robins, so there was no final match.|group="note"}}
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Revision as of 13:51, 5 August 2018

ISR World Cup
Founded1967
RegionWorldwide
Number of teams8 (1967-73)
16 (1976-79)
24 (1982-91)
32 (1994-present)
Most successful club(s) Waytseia (3 titles)
File:Soccerball current event.svg ISR World Cup 2018

The ISR World Cup, is an international clubball competition contested by the senior men's national teams of the members of the International Clubball Federation, the sport's global governing body. The championship has been awarded every three years since the inaugural tournament in 1967. The current champion is TBA, which won its TBAth title at the 2018 tournament in TBA.

History

Format

Hosts

Results

# Year Hosts Champions Score and Venue Runners-up Third place Score Fourth place Number of Teams
1 1930
Details
 Waytseia  Waytseia 5-3  Qonklese Republic  Vucheshia 3-1  Liosol 9
2 1967
Details
 Lugida TBA [note 1] TBA  Waytseia [note 2] TBA 8


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