World Cup Winners – FIFA World Cup 2010 Schedules – and World Cup Scores SpreadSheet in Excel

FIFA World Cup is an abbreviation that stands for Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), the global governing body for men’s Football World Cup or Soccer World Cup. The body was formed in 1930 and currently has 204 teams for qualifiers matches and 32 teams for the finals.

The FIFA World Cup championships has been awarded once every four years since the first tournament in 1930 but in the year 1942 and 1946, the  Football World Cup tournament did not take place because of the World War II.

This year, World Cup 2010 Finals are being held for the first time in South Africa from 11th June to 11th July 2010. The 2014 World Cup Soccer Championship tournaments will be held in Brazil.  Since the inception of FIFA World Cup tournaments in 1930, a total of 18 tournaments have been held and only seven nations have been World Cup Winners of the World championship title. Of those 18 tournaments, Brazil (5) has won the world cup championship title five times and the only nation that have managed to play in every tournament. Others have been Italy (4), Germany (3), Uruguay (2), Argentina (2), England (1) and France (1).

Below is a table listing the world cup winners since 1930. The list shows the winning team, the host country, the runners-up and the final scores.

The FIFA World Cup is the world’s most viewed game or sporting event with a cumulative estimated view of 30 billion plus views. If you are a great fan of FIFA world cup like me, I am posting below an excel template which has FIFA World Cup 2010 Schedules – and World Cup Scores Spread Sheet for you to have. This analysis worksheet should help you analyzing your best teams before they play their matches. You can download this free World Cup 2010 Schedule and Scoresheet here. It is a small file of 177 KB and should work just fine in your MS Excel.

As you can see from the image below, the template is well designed to fit on your screen and will also fit well in an A4 paper and letter paper sizes when printed. There are score boxes with blue color in the cells for you to insert the scores either actual or imaginary and the template will rank the teams that qualify to the next round after their group matches.

This FIFA World Cup 2010 Schedules and World Cup Scores Spread Sheet in Excel has been configured to accommodate 34 different languages and 139 cities time zones so that many football fans can be able to use it. This scores sheet has two big parts: - the group stage part and the knock out round part. Fill the blue boxes in all the 48 group matches with the real or your prediction score results and the group standing table next to group matches table will adjust accordingly based on what you have inputted.

Play around with this FIFA World Cup 2010 Schedules and World Cup Scores SpreadSheet in Excel by putting different scenarios as you analyze your best teams before they play their matches.

Good luck to FIFA World Cup 2010 in South Africa and may the best team win.

And here below is a list of Countries that have ever participated in the FIFA World Cup since inception.

1. Algeria
2. Angola
3. Argentina
4. Australia
5. Austria
6. Belgium
7. Bolivia
8. Brazil
9. Bulgaria
10. Cameroon
11. Canada
12. Chile
13. China
14. Colombia
15. Costa Rica
16. Côte d'Ivoire
17. Croatia
18. Cuba
19. CzechRepublic
20. Czechoslovakia
21. Denmark
22. Dutch East Indies
23. East Germany
24. Ecuador
25. Egypt
26. El Salvador
27. England
28. France
29. Germany
30. Ghana
31. Greece
32. Haiti
33. Honduras
34. Hungary
35. Iran
36. Iraq
37. Israel
38. Italy
39. Jamaica
40. Japan
41. Kuwait
42. Mexico
43. Morocco
44. Netherlands
45. New Zealand
46. Nigeria
47. North Korea
48. Northern Ireland
49. Norway
50. Paraguay
51. Peru
52. Poland
53. Portugal
54. Republic of Ireland
55. Romania
56. Russia
57. Saudi Arabia
58. Scotland
59. Senegal
60. Serbia
61. Serbia and Montenegro
62. Slovakia
63. Slovenia
64. South Africa
65. South Korea
66. Spain
67. Sweden
68. Switzerland
69. Togo
70. Trinidad and Tobago
71. Tunisia
72. Turkey
73. U.S.A
74. U.S.S.R
75. UAE
76. Ukraine
77. Uruguay
78. Wales
79. West Germany
80. Yugoslavia
81. Zaire (D.R .Congo)
    

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