Catch-up: a fairly comprehensive UFWC re-cap

Catch Up A Fairly Comprehensive UFWC Re Cap | Feature

Boost UFWC and World Cup interest with niche bets

One of the best things about the UFWC is that it adds an extra layer of interest to the international fixture list. It neatly fill the four-year void between the official World Cups, and there is plenty of enjoyment to be had in watching an apparently meaningless friendly match with the knowledge that the victor will become the latest Unofficial Football World Champion. If you're into your football betting, then you may find that the UFWC adds extra interest here, too.

Austria vs Greece 1967

Austria Vs Greece 1967 | Classic Matches

Argentina vs Mexico 1993

Argentina Vs Mexico 1993 | Classic Matches

Argentina vs Japan 1998

Argentina Vs Japan 1998 | Classic Matches

UFWC Review of the Year 2015

15 matches, 38 goals and 5 different champions. That's the story in brief of the Unofficial Football World Champions in 2015. It was a year in which the UFWC title was held exclusively within South America, and was contested at the Copa America tournament. The year began with Brazil holding the title, and ended with Uruguay as unofficial champions. Welcome to the UFWC Review of the Year 2015.

UFWC Review of the Year 2014

15 title matches, 32 goals, six champions - that's a summary of the Unofficial Football World Championships in 2014. In contrast to 2013, this year the UFWC was mostly dominated by some of international football's biggest names, as the unofficial title was contested at the official World Cup, culminating in the creation of an 'undisputed' football world champion. But that undisputed championship didn't last long, as the official and unofficial titles were separated by a resurgent football nation. And there were plenty of other surprises along the way.

UFWC review of the year 2013

14 title matches, 45 goals, four champions. That's the story in brief of the Unofficial Football World Champions in 2013. It's been another exciting year, with the UFWC taking followers on a fascinating journey via some of football's less-travelled paths. 2013 began with North Korea as Unofficial Football World Champions. The Koreans had held the title for more than a year, and provided plenty of entertainment, but their reign came to an end in 2013's first title match...

UFWC Review of the Year 2010

UFWC Review Of The Year 2010 | Feature