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Post by petewaring on Jul 18, 2011 20:57:26 GMT
Japan, in winning the Women's World Cup, take the WUFWC as well. They now hold the men's and women's unofficial world titles simultaneously, along with unofficial Asian titles for both men and women. A rare feat indeed! See the main site for more details of their magnificent achievement.
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Post by maraigue on Sept 6, 2011 3:26:17 GMT
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Post by maraigue on Sept 11, 2011 17:44:00 GMT
Japan at last kept the title through the Olympic qualifiers.
8 Sep 2011: Japan 1 - 1 North Korea
11 Sep 2011: Japan 1 - 0 China PR
There are currently no schedule of next Japan's match.
P.S.
In the Olympic qualifiers, Japan and North Korea qualified for 2012 London.
W4 D1 L0 (13pts) Japan
W3 D2 L0 (11pts) North Korea
W3 D0 L2 (9pts) Australia
W1 D2 L2 (5pts) China PR
W1 D1 L3 (4pts) South Korea
W0 D0 L5 (0pts) Thailand
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Post by maraigue on Jan 22, 2012 8:19:54 GMT
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Post by maraigue on Mar 5, 2012 16:59:22 GMT
In 2012 Algarve Cup, Japan defeat all other three group teams: Norway (2-1), Denmark (2-0) and the United States(1-0).
Thus, Japan has won 8 title matches and drawn 1: in the final of 2011 Women's World Cup, Olympic qualifiers (5 matches, 4 winning, 1 draw) and Algarve Cup.
The next match is the Algarve Cup final against Germany or Sweden.
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Post by maraigue on Mar 7, 2012 16:48:05 GMT
In the Algarve Cup final, Germany defeat Japan with 4 - 3, and won both Algarve Cup and WUFWC.
Japan lost WUFWC after 8 winnings and 1 draw.
The next challenger for the title will be Spain on 31 March, in the qualification round of UEFA Women's EURO 2013.
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Post by maraigue on Mar 19, 2012 5:35:25 GMT
Aren't there a full list of WUFWC?
Now we have only the RSSSF list (and some posts in the forum), which are not updated long.
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Post by maraigue on Mar 20, 2012 14:02:45 GMT
Seeing the FIFA website, the full list after September 2009 ( ufwc.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=discusstheufwchere&thread=64&page=1#306) is PROBABLY as follows: (Fix it if something is wrong) (Left: Holder Right: Challenger)
[405] 29/10/2009 Germany 0:1 USA (in Augsburg)
[406] 24/02/2010 USA 2:0 Iceland (in Vila Real St. Antonio)
[407] 26/02/2010 USA 2:1 Norway (in Olhao)
[408] 01/03/2010 USA 2:0 Sweden (in Ferreiras)
[409] 03/03/2010 USA 3:2 Germany (in Faro)
[410] 28/03/2010 USA 3:0 Mexico (in San Diego)
[411] 31/03/2010 USA 1:0 Mexico (in Sandy)
[412] 22/05/2010 USA 4:0 Germany (in Cleveland)
[413] 13/07/2010 USA 1:1 Sweden (in Omaha)
[414] 17/07/2010 USA 3:0 Sweden (in East Hartford)
[415] 02/10/2010 USA 2:1 China PR (in Kennesaw)
[416] 06/10/2010 USA 1:1 China PR (in Chester)
[417] 28/10/2010 USA 5:0 Haiti (in Cancun)
[418] 30/10/2010 USA 9:0 Guatemala (in Cancun)
[419] 01/11/2010 USA 4:0 Costa Rica (in Cancun)
[420] 05/11/2010 USA 1:2 Mexico (in Cancun)
[421] 08/11/2010 Mexico 0:1 Canada (in Cancun)
[422] 09/12/2010 Canada 5:0 Netherlands (in Sao Paulo)
[423] 12/12/2010 Canada 1:0 Mexico (in Sao Paulo)
[424] 15/12/2010 Canada 0:0 Brazil (in Sao Paulo)
[425] 19/12/2010 Canada 2:2 Brazil (in Sao Paulo)
[426] 21/01/2011 Canada 3:2 China PR (in Chongqing)
[427] 23/01/2011 Canada 1:2 USA (in Chongqing)
[428] 25/01/2011 USA 2:0 China PR (in Chongqing)
[429] 02/03/2011 USA 2:1 Japan (in Vila Real St. Antonio)
[430] 04/03/2011 USA 2:0 Norway (in Vila Real St. Antonio)
[431] 07/03/2011 USA 4:0 Finland (in Quarteira)
[432] 09/03/2011 USA 4:2 Iceland (in Faro)
[433] 02/04/2011 USA 1:2 England (in London)
[434] 17/05/2011 England 2:0 Sweden (in Oxford)
[435] 23/06/2011 England 0:2 Australia (in Wolfsburg)
[436] 29/06/2011 Australia 0:1 Brazil (in Moenchengladbach)
[437] 03/07/2011 Brazil 3:0 Norway (in Wolfsburg)
[438] 06/07/2011 Brazil 3:0 Equatorial Guinea (in Frankfurt/Main)
[439] 10/07/2011 Brazil 2:2 USA (aet, 3:5 PSO, in Dresden)
[440] 13/07/2011 USA 3:1 France (in Moenchengladbach)
[441] 17/07/2011 USA 2:2 Japan (aet, 1:3 PSO, in Frankfurt/Main)
[442] 01/09/2011 Japan 3:0 Thailand (in Jinan)
[443] 03/09/2011 Japan 2:1 Korea Republic (in Jinan)
[444] 05/09/2011 Japan 1:0 Australia (in Jinan)
[445] 08/09/2011 Japan 1:1 Korea DPR (in Jinan)
[446] 11/09/2011 Japan 1:0 China PR (in Jinan)
[447] 29/02/2012 Japan 2:1 Norway (in Parchal)
[448] 02/03/2012 Japan 2:0 Denmark (in Parchal)
[449] 05/03/2012 Japan 1:0 USA (in Faro)
[450] 07/03/2012 Japan 3:4 Germany (in Faro)
[451] 31/03/2012 Germany -:- Spain (in Mannheim) |
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Post by maraigue on May 28, 2012 3:27:19 GMT
If WUFWC is begun with the first FIFA official women's international match (different from RSSSF in ufwc.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=discusstheufwchere&thread=64&page=1#178 ), then the beginning of WUFWC is probably as follows: (Left: Holder Right: Challenger)
[ 1] 17/04/1971 France 4:0 Netherlands (in Hazebrouck)
[ 2] 28/11/1971 France 2:2 Italy (in Udine)
[ 3] 04/05/1972 France 2:2 Switzerland (in Basel)
[ 4] 09/09/1972 France 2:5 Switzerland (in Gundershofen)
[ 5] 13/05/1973 Switzerland 5:3 France (in Sochaux)
[ 6] 11/05/1974 Switzerland 0:3 Netherlands (in Schaffhausen)
[ 7] 31/05/1974 Netherlands 0:3 England (in Groningen)
[ 8] 11/11/1974 England 2:0 France (in Wimbledon)
[ 9] 04/04/1975 England 3:1 Switzerland (in Basel)
[ 10] 15/06/1975 England 0:2 Sweden (in Gothenburg)
[ 11] 25/07/1975 Sweden 3:0 Finland (in Brande)
[ 12] 27/07/1975 Sweden 0:4 Denmark (in Vejle)After [12] is probably same as RSSSF, however, I have not confirmed they are the same. |
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Post by maraigue on Aug 3, 2012 3:02:18 GMT
I have checked the list of Women's UFWC from FIFA website (as of 3 August 2012). See the attached file for the full list. In addition to the difference due to the beginning of the history ( ufwc.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=discusstheufwchere&thread=64&page=3#753 ), I have found other differences from RSSSF: - On 7 May 1988, the champion Sweden played against Republic of Ireland (SWE 1 - 1 IRL), which is shown in FIFA list but not in RSSSF list.
- On 20 April 1991, the champion USA played against Martinique (USA 12 - 0 MTQ), which is shown in RSSSF list but not in FIFA list. (This is probably because Martinique is not a FIFA member.)
P.S. As in Men's UFWC, I have checked the WUFWC moves in major competitions: - 1991 WWC: Germany[holder at opening] -> USA[holder at closing]
- 1995 WWC: Germany[holder at opening] -> Sweden -> China PR -> Germany -> Norway[holder at closing]
- 1996 Olympics: Norway[holder at opening] -> USA[holder at closing]
- 1999 WWC: Germany[holder at opening] -> USA[holder at closing]
- 2000 Olympics: Norway[holder at opening] -> USA -> Norway[holder at closing]
- 2003 WWC: France[holder at opening] -> Norway -> Brazil -> Sweden -> Germany[holder at closing]
- 2004 Olympics: USA[holder at opening][holder at closing]
- 2007 WWC: Title not introduced (holder: Ukraine)
- 2008 Olympics: Title not introduced (holder: Ukraine)
- 2011 WWC: Australia[holder at opening] -> Brazil -> USA -> Japan[holder at closing]
- 2012 Olympics: Title not introduced (holder: Germany)
Attachments:
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Post by clinchy on Mar 19, 2013 0:22:13 GMT
We have a new WUFWC champion with USA beating Germany in the final of the Algarve Cup last Wednesday (13th). It is just over a year since Germany took out the 2012 Algarve and the WUWFC off Japan. Germany don't have long to wait for a title re-match; they meet USA on April 5 in Offenbach.
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Post by maraigue on Mar 11, 2014 6:07:31 GMT
After United States obtained the title on 13 March 2013, they retained the title for 14 matches but lost it after losing to Sweden on 7 March 2014 in Algarve Cup 2014.
Japan then become the title holder after beating Sweden three days later.
Japan will play the next defending match against Germany in the final of Algarve Cup 2014.
13/03/2013 Faro Germany 0:2 (0:2) USA
05/04/2013 Offenbach USA 3:3 (0:0) Germany
09/04/2013 Den Haag USA 3:1 (2:0) Netherlands
02/06/2013 Toronto USA 3:0 (0:0) Canada
15/06/2013 Foxborough USA 4:1 (2:1) Korea Republic
20/06/2013 Harrison USA 5:0 (4:0) Korea Republic
03/09/2013 Washington Dc USA 7:0 (5:0) Mexico
20/10/2013 San Antonio USA 4:0 (2:0) Australia
27/10/2013 San Francisco USA 4:1 (3:0) New Zealand
30/10/2013 Columbus USA 1:1 (1:0) New Zealand
10/11/2013 Orlando USA 4:1 (3:1) Brazil
31/01/2014 Frisco USA 1:0 (0:0) Canada
08/02/2014 Boca Raton USA 7:0 (3:0) Russia
13/02/2014 Atlanta USA 8:0 (1:0) Russia
05/03/2014 Parchal USA 1:1 (0:0) Japan
07/03/2014 Albufeira USA 0:1 (0:1) Sweden
10/03/2014 Faro Sweden 1:2 (1:0) Japan
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Post by mricc2691 on Aug 29, 2014 16:16:17 GMT
Updating the Women's UFWC from the Algarve Cup Final to date:
3.12.2014, FPF Algarve Cup Final, Faro, Portugal → Germany 3:0 Japan
New holder → Germany
4.5.2014, FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifier, Dublin, Republic of Ireland → Republic of Ireland 2:3 Germany
4.10.2014, FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifier, Mannheim, Germany → Germany 4:0 Slovenia
5.8.2014, FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifier, Osnabruck, Germany → Germany 9:1 Slovakia
6.18.2014, international friendly, Vancouver → Canada 1:2 Germany
Next match:
9.13.2014, FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifier, Moscow → Russia v. Germany
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Post by mricc2691 on Sept 18, 2014 20:01:07 GMT
Germany defended the Women's UFWC twice during the last two matchdays of European qualifiers for the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup:
9.13.2014, FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifier, Moscow → Russia 1:4 Germany
9.17.2014, FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifier, Heidenheim an der Brenz, Germany → Germany 2:0 Republic of Ireland
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Post by mricc2691 on Oct 30, 2014 19:35:50 GMT
Germany lost the Women's UFWC a few days ago:
Oct 25, 2014, international friendly, Sparda Bank Hessen Stadium, Offenbach, Germany (5,317) --> Germany 0:2 France
New holder --> France
Next match:
1830 CET, Nov 22, 2014, international friendly, Stade Francis-le-Basser, Laval, France --> France v. New Zealand
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