100-percent Dutch face Norway

100 Percent Dutch Face Norway | Match Preview - JUN, 2009

2011 Asian Cup Preview

2011 Asian Cup Preview | Feature

8:0. Germany's highest ever UFWC score (versus Estonia).

It was the first appearance of Estonia in a UFWC match ever - and one of the worst possible endings happened to the baltic squad. 8 goals conceded, 0 goals scored .... what a start into UFWC history.

After the World Cup, a new start for the UFWC

After The World Cup A New Start For The UFWC | UFWC News - JUL, 2010

Angola 1-0 Zimbabwe

Angola 1-0 Zimbabwe | Match Report - OCT, 2004

Angola 1-1 Botswana (Angola win 5-3 on pens)

The Unofficial Football World Champions are Angola! How on Earth did that happen? This Southern African country is better known for its long-running civil war than for its footballing prowess, and the national side are certainly the most unlikely champions in UFWC history. Angola’s ‘star’ player is João Pereira of Boavista in Portugal. Who? Well, exactly, but Angola are here on merit having beaten Nigeria 1-0 in a World Cup Qualifier. Hail the underdogs.

Argentina 0-0 Colombia

Argentina and Colombia played out an interesting 0-0 draw that aided both sides' World Cup qualification hopes but didn't change the ownership of the UFWC title. Argentina started without the half-fit Lionel Messi, and lost Gonzalo Higuian to a red card early in the game. But Colombia's Radamel Falcao had a poor game, and Christian Zapata was also sent off after a 26th minute clash with Higuain. And while Colombia pushed Argentina hard for at least 60 minutes, the Cafeteros eventually settled for a draw, leaving the Albiceleste as Unofficial Football World Champions.

Argentina 3-0 Venezuela

Unofficial Football World Champions Argentina continued their formidable unbeaten run as they swept aside Venezuela. Gonzalo Higuaín and Lionel Messi were again the star men for the Albiceleste, who now look certain to qualify for the 2014 World Cup.

Argentina 3-1 Peru

Although this match was a 2014 World Cup qualifier, it was the Unofficial Football World Championships that provided most interest. Argentina had already qualified for the World Cup Finals in Brazil, while Peru had already been eliminated. So the UFWC title was the only thing that really mattered. In the end, a win for Argentina allowed them to retain their UFWC title and - thanks to Colombia's draw with Chile - secure top spot in the WC qualifying table.