Four Club' Cup

 

1992

1992 Columbus Cup (Canada)
Semi-finals  (attendance 9814)
10- 6  AC Milan  7-0  Hong Kong
10- 6  Canada    0-2  FC Porto  (0-0 HT)

Third Place
13- 6  Canada    3-1  Hong Kong

Final
13- 6  AC Milan  1-0  FC Porto
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Al-Ahly International Tournament

 

2005 Al-Ahly International Tournament (Cairo, Egypt) 
Semifinals [Jan 8]
Espérance ST  2-0 FC Midtjylland
Al-Ahly       2-2 Gaziantepspor    [6-7 pen]

Third Place Match [Jan 11]
Al-Ahly       4-1 FC Midtjylland

Final [Jan 11]
Espérance ST  1-1 Gaziantepspor    [3-4 pen]

Al-Jomhuriya International Tournament

 

2004 Al-Jomhuriya International Tournament (Alexandria, Egypt) 
Group A
[Aug 10]
Sharjah     3-0 Al-Shabab
Zamalek     1-1 Al-Shorta
[Aug 13]
Al-Shorta   4-0 Al-Shabab
Zamalek     2-2 Sharjah
[Aug 16]
Sharjah     2-2 Al-Shorta
Zamalek     7-0 Al-Shabab

 1.Zamalek (Cairo)          3  1  2  0 10- 3  5
 2.Al-Shorta (Baghdad)      3  1  2  0  7- 3  5
 3.Sharjah                  3  1  2  0  7- 4  5
 4.Al-Shabab (Ahmadi)       3  0  0  3  0-14  0

Group B 
[Aug 11]
Al-Akhdar   0-1 Al-Ansar
Al-Ittihad  0-0 Olympic
[Aug 14]
Olympic     2-0 Al-Akhdar
Al-Ittihad  4-1 Al-Ansar
[Aug 17]
Al-Ansar    1-2 Olympic
Al-Ittihad  1-2 Al-Akhdar

 1.Olympic (Alexandria)     3  2  1  0  4- 1  7
 2.Al-Ittihad (Alexandria)  3  1  1  1  5- 3  4
 3.Al-Akhdar (Darnah)       3  1  0  2  2- 4  3
 4.Al-Ansar (Madina)        3  1  0  2  3- 6  3

Third Place Match [Aug 19]
Al-Ittihad  3-3 Al-Shorta             [3-1 pen]

Final [Aug 19]
Olympic     2-3 Zamalek

Al-Rehab Soccer Tournament

 

2000 First Al-Rehab Soccer Tournament (Cairo)
[Jan 8]  Ahly       4-0 Gyor
         Mokawloon  4-1 Roda
[Jan 10] Ahly       0-1 Mokawloon
         Roda       1-0 Gyor
[Jan 12] Ahly       3-1 Roda
         Mokawloon  1-1 Gyor

 1.Al Mokawloon    3  2  1  0  6- 2  7
 2.Al Ahly         3  2  0  1  7- 2  6
 3.Roda JC         3  1  0  2  3- 7  3
 4.Gyori ETO FC    3  0  1  2  1- 6  1

Al-Ahram International Tournament

 

Al-Ahram International Tournament (Alexandria, Egypt) 

August 7-11, 1998

Round 1 [Aug 7]
Zamalek  4-3 Seeb
Ittihad  1-0 Nasr

Round 2 [Aug 9]
Nasr     2-1 Seeb
Zamalek  1-1 Ittihad

Round 3 [Aug 11]
Ittihad  3-1 Seeb
Zamalek  1-1 Nasr

 1.Al Ittihad      3  2  1  0  5- 2  7  [Alexandria, Egypt]
 2.Zamalek         3  1  2  0  6- 5  5  [Cairo, Egypt]
 3.Al Nasr         3  1  1  1  3- 3  4  [Riyadh, Saudi Arabia]
 4.Seeb            3  0  0  3  5- 9  0  [Oman]

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

International Tournament in Cairo, Feb 17-19, 1999.

Round 1 [Feb 15]
Ahly      2-2 Steaua
Mokawloon 0-0 Gazszer

Round 2 [Feb 17]
Ahly      5-0 Mokawloon
Steaua    1-1 Gazszer

Round 3 [Feb 19]
Ahly      2-1 Gazszer
Mokawloon 1-7 Steaua

 1.Al Ahly           3  2  1  0  9- 3  7  [Cairo, Egypt]
 2.Steaua Bucuresti  3  1  2  0 10- 4  6  [Romania]
 3.Gázszer           3  0  2  1  2- 3  2  [Akasztó, Hungary]
 4.Mokawloon         3  0  1  2  1-12  1  [Cairo, Egypt]

Agadir Tournament

 

1989 Agadir Tournament  (Morocco)
Played Jan 15 and 16, 1989 in Agadir (Morocco)

Semifinals
Toulouse FC (France)	2-1 OC Khouribga
Hassania US Agadir	3-2 Raja Club Agadir

Final
Hassania US Agadir	1-1 Toulouse FC			[4-3 pen]

Trophée de la Paix

 

Trophée de la Paix (Ivory Coast)
[Jan 19-21]

AS Saint-Etienne	2-1 Hafia FC Conakry
CSKA Sofia		5-1 Africa Sport

Third place match
Africa Sport		4-1 Hafia FC Conakry

Final
AS Saint-Etienne	2-2 CSKA Sofia			[ASSE on pen]
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Jan 11-13]

ASNL Nancy		2-0 Eintracht Frankfurt
AS Saint-Etienne	6-1 Ivory Coast

Third place match
Ivory Coast		0-0 Eintracht Frankfurt		[4-3 pen]

Final
AS Saint-Etienne	1-0 ASNL Nancy

International Tournaments in Algeria

 

1966-1975 International Tournaments in Algeria 
Tournoi Ais el Kebir 1966
Friendly tournament played in Oran (Algeria), in March 1966.

Semifinals [Mar 30]
Real Madrid CF          1-0 CR Vasco da Gama  
FC Nantes               2-0 Algeria XI     

Third Place Match [Mar 31]
CR Vasco da Gama        1-0 Algeria XI    

Final [Mar 31] 
Real Madrid CF          1-0 FC Nantes    
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tournoi International 1967
Semifinals
Hungary			1-0 Algeria
Atlético de Madrid	2-1 Vojvodina Novi Sad

Third Place Match
Vojvodina Novi Sad	6-1 Algeria

Final [Mar]
Hungary			4-2 Atlético de Madrid
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tournoi International 1972
Oran, Algeria, Februar 1972

Semifinal
Ararat Yerevan          3-3 Sonatrac (Algeria?)  [8-7 (5-4?) pen]
UTA (Arad)              2-0 Algeria U-21

Third Place Match
Sonatrac                unk Algeria U-21        

Final
Ararat Yerevan          2-0 UTA (Arad)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tournoi International 1974
Played Feb 26 to 28, sponsored by Sonatrach (Algerian national oil
company).

Semifinals [Feb 26]
Yugoslavia (Amateurs)	1-0 Algeria
Poland   		3-0 Algeria Army

NB: Algeria played East Germany on Feb 28 (East Germany won 3-1)
    but it is not clear whether that match was part of the
    tournament.

Final [Feb 28]
Poland			5-0 Yugoslavia (Amateurs)
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tournoi International 1975
Played in Alger, Sidi Bel Abbès and Oran

Semifinals
Partizan Beograd	3-1 Genève Servette	
Algeria  		4-0 Werder Bremen

Third Place Match
Werder Bremen		0-0 Genève Servette	[4-2 pen]

Final [Dec 21]
Partizan Beograd	5-1 Algeria
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Inauguration Stade 5 Juillet 1972 (Alger)
Tournament to celebrate the opening of the Stade 5 Juillet in Alger

Semifinals [Jun 17]
Maghreb XI 2-0 Budapest XI
Palmeiras  1-0 AC Milan 

Third Place Match [Jun 18]
AC Milan   1-0 Budapest XI

Final [Jun 18; att: 55,000]
Maghreb XI 1-0 Palmeiras

Coupe Mohamed V

 

1962-1989 Coupe Mohamed V (Casablanca - Morocco) 

I Edition 1962

Semifinals [Aug 25]
FAR Rabat	0-5 Stade Reims   
Internazionale	1-0 Real Madrid CF

Third place match [Aug 26]
FAR Rabat	4-3 Real Madrid CF           

Final [Aug 26]
Stade Reims	2-1 Internazionale FC    

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

II Edition 1963

Semifinals [Aug 25]
Real Zaragoza	1-1 FAR Rabat      [R.Zaragoza on pen.] 
FK Partizan	4-4 AS Monaco      [AS Monaco on pen.] 

Third place match [Aug 26]
FAR Rabat	3-3 AS Monaco      [FAR Rabat on pen.]        

Final [Aug 26]
FK Partizan 	4-2 Real Zaragoza   [aet]

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

III Edition 1964

Semifinals [Aug 22]
FAR Rabat	0-4 Real Madrid	CF              
Boca Juniors	3-0 AS Saint Etienne  

Third place match [Aug 23]
FAR Rabat 	2-3 AS Saint Etienne       [aet]

Final [Aug 23]
Boca Juniors	2-1 Real Madrid CF

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

IV Edition 1965

Semifinals [Aug 28]
Mas Fés 	0-1 Atlético de Madrid        
FK Partizan 	4-1 RSC Anderlecht   

Third place match [Aug 29]
Mas Fés 	0-3 RSC Anderlecht    

Final [aug 29]
At. Madrid	5-0 Partizan Beograd  

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

V Edition 1966

Semifinals [Aug 27]
FAR Rabat	0-1 CA Boca Juniors  
WAC Casablanca  0-2 Real Madrid

Third place match [Aug 28]
FAR Rabat	5-2 WAC Casablanca         

Final [Aug 28]
Real Madrid	1-1 CA Boca Juniors       
Real won by general goal average.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

VI Edition 1967

Semifinals [Aug 26]
FAR Rabat	1-0 Dukla Praha          
Ruda Zvezda	2-0 Valencia FC           

Third place match [Aug 27].
Valencia FC	2-2 Dukla Praha          [Valencia on pen.]

Final [Aug 27]
Ruda Zvezda	1-0 FAR Rabat

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

VII Edition 1968

Semifinals [Aug 31]
FAR Rabat 	1-2 CR Flamengo   
Racing Club	1-0 AS Saint Etienne 

Third place match [Sep 1]
FAR Rabat 	0-2 AS Saint Etienne

Final [Sep 1]
CR Flamengo	3-2 Racing Club Avellaneda

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

VIII Edition 1969

Semifinals [Aug 30]
WAC Casablanca 	0-3 FC Bayern München
FC Barcelona	2-0 São Paulo FC        

Third place match [Aug 31]
WAC Casablanca	0-3 São Paulo FC    [Barcelona 4-3 on pen.]

Final [Aug 31]
FC Barcelona	2-2 FC Bayern München   [FC Barcelona on pen.]

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

IX Edition 1970

Semifinals [Aug 29]
At. Madrid	2-1 AS Saint Etienne  
FAR Rabat	1-0 Standard Liège 

Third place match [Aug 30]
Saint Etienne	1-1 Standard Liège    [S. Etienne 4-2 on pen.]

Final [Aug 31]
FAR Rabat	1-4 Atlético de Madrid   

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------    

X Edition 1972

Semifinals [Jan 8]
RCD Espanyol 	0-1 FC Bayern München  
Renaissance	0-3 FK Partizan Beograd

Third place match [Jan 9]
RCD Espanyol	5-2 Renaissance Settat

Final [Jan 9]
Bayern München	3-2 Partizan Beograd

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

XI Edition 1974

Semifinal [Aug 24]
CA Peñarol 	3-0 Raja Béni-Mellal      

Final [Aug 25]
CA Peñarol	1-0 KS Ruch Chorzów

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

XII Edition 1975

Group Stage?
MC Oujda 	0-3 Dynamo Kiev                   
MC Oujda	2-1 Estudiantes La Plata          

Final:
Dynamo Kiev	3-2 Újpesti Dózsa Budapest

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

XIII Edition 1976

Semifinals [Aug 21]
WAC Casablanca  1-4 RSC Anderlecht  
OGC Nice        2-0 Sporting CP 

Final [Aug 22]
22-8-1976  
RSC Anderlecht  2-1 OGC Nice 

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

XIV Edition 1977

Semifinals [Aug 13]
Czechoslovakia	1-1  Everton  FC  [Czechoslovakia 4-2 on pen.]
WAC Casablanca	1-1 Romania      [Romania 2-3 on pen.]

Third place match [Aug 14]
WAC Casablanca	1-0  Everton FC

Final [Aug 14]
Romania		3-1 Czechoslovakia

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

XV Edition 1979

Final
WAC Casablanca	1-1 Canon de Yaoundé         [WAC 4-3 on pen.]

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

XVI Edition 1980

Semifinals [Aug 23]
MAS Fès		0-8 SC Internacional (Porto Alegre)    
At. Madrid	1-1 Lokomotiv Sofia     [At. Madrid on pen.]

Third place match [Aug 24]
MAS Fès		x-x Lokomotiv Sofia
  
Final [Aug 24]
At. Madrid	1-1 SC Internacional        [ At. Madrid 5-4 on pen.]

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Edition 1986

Semifinals [Aug 19]
Grêmio EC	2-0 Ajax FC Amsterdam   
FAR Rabat	0-1 Standard Liège

Third place match [Aug 20]
FAR Rabat 	1-4 Ajax FC Amsterdam

Final [Aug 20]
Standard Liège	2-0 Grêmio Porto Alegre

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Edition 1988

Semifinals [Aug 26]
KAC Marrakesh 	0-2 AS Monaco
RC Agadir	0-0 CLAS Casablanca        [RC Agadir 4-2 on pen.]

Third place match [Aug 28]
KAC Marrakesh	3-1 CLAS Casablanca                 

Final [Aug 28]
RC Agadir	0-1 AS Monaco                    
  [0-1 Hateley 25´].

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Edition 1989

Semifinals [Jan 15]
Raja Casablanca	0-3 FC Sochaux               
CLAS Casablanca	0-0 KAC Marrakesh           [CLAS 5-4 on pen.]

Third place match [Jan 16]
KAC Marrakesh	x-x Raja Casablanca         FF  [Forfeit of Raja]

Final [Jan 16]
FC Sochaux	0-0 CLAS Casablanca         [FC Sochaux 4-3 on pen.]

Mohammed Bin Rashid International Football Championship (Dubai Challenge Cup)

 

Mohammed Bin Rashid International Football Championship (Dubai Challenge Cup)
Dubai Cup
Tournament details
Host country
Dubai
Dates
8–10 January
Teams
4 (from 1 confederation)
Final positions
Champions
 Benfica (1st title)
Runners-up
 Lazio
Third place
 Bayern Munich
Fourth place
 Marseille
Tournament statistics
Matches played
4
Goals scored
11 (2.75 per match)
Top scorer(s)
 Samir Nasri
 Roy Makaay
(2 goals)
SS Lazio Roma		3-1 Olympique de Marseille
 [21 Mauri, 76 Makinwa, 86pen Foggia; 28 Nasri]
SL Benfica		0-0 Bayern München		[4-3 pen]

Third place match
Bayern München		4-3 Olympique de Marseille
 [36 Van Bommel, 85 87 Makaay, 90+2 Gorlitz; 13 Nasri, 26 Cissé, 48 Pagis]

Final
SL Benfica		0-0 SS Lazio Roma			[6-5 pen]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dubai Cup
Dates
5–7 January 2008
Final positions
Champions
 Internacional
Runners-up
 Internazionale
Third place
 VfB Stuttgart
Fourth place
 AFC Ajax

SC Internacional	1-0 VfB Stuttgart
 [30 Alex]
Inter Milan		2-2 Ajax Amsterdam		[3-2 pen]
 [17 68 Cruz; 19 Perez, 63pen Heitinga]

Third place match
VfB Stuttgart		1-0 Ajax Amsterdam
 [88 Farnerud]

Final
SC Internacional	2-1 Inter Milan
 [2 Fernandão, 66 Nilmar; 40 Jimenez]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dubai Challenge 2008 - UAE
10.1.08  Hamburger SV      2-1  CR Vasco da Gama
10.1.08  UAE               0-0  China
12.1.08  Hamburger SV      4-0  China
12.1.08  CR Vasco da Gama  1-0  UAE

Hamburger SV (Germany)     2 0 0 6-1 6
CR Vasco da Gama (Brazil)  1 0 1 2-2 3
UAE (national team)        0 1 1 0-1 1
China (national team)      0 1 1 0-4 1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Jan 6]

In Dubai (Emirates Sevens Stadium)
AC Milan 1-1 Hamburger SV 
[AC Milan win 4-3 on penalties]
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Final 04-01-2012
Paris SG 0-1 AC Milan 

"World of Soccer" Cup

 

1977 "World of Soccer" Cup , Australia

Group Stage:
20- 7 Sydney       Australia  3-1 Arsenal
                     [Kosmina 22', Harding 61', Ollerton 70' / Armstrong 51']
21- 7 Melbourne    Celtic     1-1 Red Star
                     [McDonald 87' / Savic 82']
24- 7 Sydney       Celtic     3-2 Arsenal
                     [Wilson 5' 18', Glavin 31' pen / McDonald 10' pen, Rice 61']
26- 7 Sydney       Australia  2-3 Celtic
                     [Barnes 6', Ollerton 22' / Edvaldsson 3' 30', Wilson 54']
26- 7 Adelaide     Arsenal    1-0 Red Star
                     [Brady 11']
28- 7 Melbourne    Australia  2-3 Red Star
                     [Kosmina 27', Harding 61' / Savic 42', Sestic 66', Filipovic 71']

 1.CELTIC (Scotland)      3  2  1  0  7- 5  5
 2.RED STAR (Yugoslavia)  3  1  1  1  4- 4  3
 3.Australia              3  1  0  2  7- 7  2
 4.Arsenal (England)      3  1  0  2  4- 6  2

Final:
31- 7 Melbourne    Celtic     2-0 Red Star
                     [MacDonald 47', Wilson 69']

Dubai Golden Cup

 

Dubai Golden Cup  

3 Dec 1987  Al Marekh 1-1 Zamalek  (3-1 Pen )

18 Jan 1988 Al Ahly   2-0 Al Hilal

Peace Cup

Peace Cup (South Korea)

Organising body	Sunmoon Peace Football Foundation
Founded	2003
Abolished	2012
Region	International
Last champions	Hamburger SV (1st title)
Most successful club(s)	PSV Eindhoven  Tottenham Hotspur  Lyon  Aston Villa  Hamburger SV (1 title each)

2003

Country	South Korea
Dates	15 – 22 July
Championship venue	6 venues
Teams	8
Champions	PSV Eindhoven (1st title)
Matches played	13
Goals scored	31 (2.38 per match)
Top goal scorer(s)	5 players (2 goals)

Group A
15- 7 Kaizer Chiefs         0-2 Olympique Lyon         [in Daejeon]
      Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma 2-1 Besiktas JK            [in Seoul]
17- 7 Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma 1-0 Kaizer Chiefs          [in Suwon]
      Olympique Lyon        1-2 Besiktas JK            [in Ulsan]
19- 7 Olympique Lyon        1-0 Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma  [in Jeonju]
      Besiktas JK           2-2 Kaizer Chiefs          [in Busan]

 1.Olympique Lyon         3   2  0  1   4- 2   6  Qualified
 2.Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma  3   2  0  1   3- 2   6
 3.Besiktas JK            3   1  1  1   5- 5   4
 4.Kaizer Chiefs          3   0  1  2   2- 5   1

Group B
16- 7 PSV (Eindhoven)       4-2 1860 München           [in Busan]
      Los Angeles Galaxy    0-0 Nacional               [in Jeonju]
18- 7 Nacional              3-1 PSV (Eindhoven)        [in Seoul]
      1860 München          0-0 Los Angeles Galaxy     [in Daejeon]
20- 7 PSV (Eindhoven)       4-1 Los Angeles Galaxy     [in Suwon]
      1860 München          1-0 Nacional               [in Ulsan]

 1.PSV (Eindhoven)        3   2  0  1   9- 6   6  Qualified
 2.TSV 1860 München       3   1  1  1   3- 4   4
 3.C Nacional de Fútbol   3   1  1  1   3- 2   4
 4.Los Angeles Galaxy     3   0  2  1   1- 4   2

Final 
22- 7 Olympique Lyon        0-1 PSV (Eindhoven)        [in Seoul]
        [Mark van Bommel 23pen]

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2005
Country
South Korea
Dates
15 – 24 July
Championship venue
6 venues
Teams
8
Champions
 Tottenham Hotspur (1st title)
Matches played
13
Goals scored
30 (2.31 per match)
Top goal scorer(s)
 Robbie Keane] (4 goals)
Group A
15- 7 PSV                   2-1 Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma  [in Seoul]
      Once Caldas           1-1 Olympique Lyon         [in Busan]
17- 7 PSV                   0-0 Once Caldas            [in Gwangju]
      Olympique Lyon        2-1 Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma  [in Ulsan]
20- 7 Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma 0-1 Once Caldas            [in Daejeon]
      Olympique Lyon        1-1 PSV                    [in Suwon]

 1.Olympique Lyon         3   1  2  0   4- 3   5  Qualified
 2.PSV (Eindhoven)        3   1  2  0   3- 2   5
 3.Once Caldas            3   1  2  0   2- 1   5
 4.Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma  3   0  0  3   2- 5   0

Group B
16- 7 Tottenham Hotspur     2-2 Boca Juniors           [in Suwon]
      Mamelodi Sundowns     1-0 Real Sociedad          [in Daejeon]
18- 7 Tottenham Hotspur     3-1 Mamelodi Sundowns      [in Suwon]
      Boca Juniors          0-0 Real Sociedad          [in Busan]
21- 7 Boca Juniors          3-1 Mamelodi Sundowns      [in Gwangju]
      Real Sociedad         1-1 Tottenham Hotspur      [in Ulsan]

 1.Tottenham Hotspur      3   1  2  0   6- 4   5
 2.CA Boca Juniors        3   1  2  0   5- 3   5
 3.Mamelodi Sundowns      3   1  0  2   3- 6   3
 4.Real Sociedad          3   0  2  1   1- 2   2

Final 
24- 7 Olympique Lyon        1-3 Tottenham Hotspur      [in Seoul]

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2007
Date: July 12-21, 2007
Venues: Seoul (Seoul World Cup Stadium)
        Busan (Asiad Main Stadium)
        Daegu (Daegu World Cup Stadium)
        GoYang (GoYang Stadium)
        Gwangyang (Dragons Stadium)
        Seongnam (Seongnam 2 Stadium)
        Suwon (Big Bird Stadium)

GROUP A
[Jul 12] Seongnam Ilhwa     1-1 Bolton Wanderers   
         Chivas Guadalajara 5-0 Racing Santander  
[Jul 14] Seongnam Ilhwa     0-0 Racing Santander  
         Bolton Wanderers   2-0 Chivas Guadalajara  
[Jul 17] Chivas Guadalajara 1-0 Seongnam Ilhwa  
         Racing Santander   1-2  Bolton Wanderers 

 1.Bolton Wanderers       3   2  1  0   5- 2   7  Qualified
 2.Chivas Guadalajara     3   2  0  1   6- 2   6
 3.Seongnam Ilhwa         3   0  2  1   1- 2   2
 4.Racing Santander       3   0  1  2   1- 7   1


GROUP B
[Jul 13] Reading           0-1 River Plat   
         Shimizu S-Pulse   0-2 Olympique Lyon  
[Jul 16] Reading           1-0 Olympique Lyon  
         River Plate       1-0 Shimizu S-Pulse  
[Jul 19] Shimizu S-Pulse   0-1 Reading   
         Olympique Lyon    3-1  River Plate    

 1.Olympique Lyon         3   2  0  1   5- 2   6  Qualified
 2.Reading                3   2  0  1   2- 1   6
 3.River Plate            3   2  0  1   3- 3   6
 4.Shimizu S-Pulse        3   0  0  3   0- 4   0

FINAL
[Jul 21] Bolton Wanderers 0-1 Olympique Lyon 
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2009
2009 Peace Cup Andalucia
Copa de la Paz 2009 (in Spanish)
Tournament details
Host country
Spain
Dates
24 July – 2 August
Teams
12 (from 4 confederations)
Venue(s)
6 (in 5 host cities)
Final positions
Champions
 Aston Villa (1st title)
Runners-up
 Juventus
Tournament statistics
Matches played
15
Goals scored
37 (2.47 per match)
Top scorer(s)
 Hulk (3)
Group A
24- 7 Sevilla               1-2 Juventus               [in Sevilla]
26- 7 Sevilla               0-0 Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma  [in Sevilla]
28- 7 Juventus              3-0 Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma  [in Jerez]

1.Juventus              2  2 0 0  5- 1  6
2.Sevilla               2  0 1 1  1- 2  1
3.Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma 2  0 1 1  0- 3  1

Group B
24- 7 LDU Quito             3–1 Al Ittihad             [in Jerez]
26- 7 Real Madrid           1–1 Al Ittihad             [in Madrid]
28- 7 Real Madrid           4–2 LDU Quito              [in Madrid]

1.Real Madrid           2  1 1 0  5- 3  4
2.LDU Quito             2  1 0 1  5- 5  3
3.Al Ittihad            2  0 1 1  2- 4  1

Group C
25- 7 Malaga                1-0 Aston Villa            [in Malaga]
27- 7 Malaga                1–3 Atlante                [in Malaga]
29- 7 Aston Villa           3–1 Atlante                [in Malaga]

1.Aston Villa           2  1 0 1  3- 2  3
2.Atlante               2  1 0 1  4- 4  3
3.Málaga                2  1 0 1  2- 3  3

Group D
25- 7 Lyon                  1–1 Beşiktaş               [in Huelva]
27- 7 Lyon                  0–2 Porto                  [in Huelva]
29- 7 Beşiktaş              0–0 Porto                  [in Sevilla]

1.Porto                 2  1 1 0  2- 0  4
2.Beşiktaş              2  0 2 0  1- 1  2
3.Lyon                  2  0 1 1  1- 3  1 

Semi-Finals
31- 7 Porto                 1–2 Aston Villa            [in Malaga]
31- 7 Juventus              2–1 Real Madrid            [in Sevilla]
 
Final
 2- 8 Aston Villa           0-0 Juventus               [in Sevilla; 4-3 on Penalty Kicks]
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
2012
2012 Peace Cup Suwon
Tournament details
Host country
South Korea
Dates
19 July – 22 July
Teams
4 (from 2 confederations)
Venue(s)
1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions
Hamburg (1st title)
Runners-up
Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma
Tournament statistics
Matches played
4
Goals scored
10 (2.5 per match)
Top scorer(s)
Mitchell Schet (2 goals)
Best player(s)
Marcus Berg (Hamburg)
Participants

-	Sunderland AFC – England
-	Hamburger SV – Germany
-	FC Groningen - Netherlands
-	Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma FC – South Korea
Semifinal
19-07-2012 Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma FC	1-0 Sunderland AFC 
20-07-2012 FC Groningen			1-2 Hamburger SV			

Third Place Final
22-07-2012 FC Groningen			2-3 Sunderland AFC			
Final
22-07-2012 Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma FC	0-1 Hamburger SV