The World Club Cup also known as the Intercontinental Cup and Toyota Cup (after the Japanese car company who now sponsor the event) was the annual championship game between the club champions of Europe and South America.
The fixture began over two legs (home and away) in 1960 with Real Madrid first lifting the trophy. The competition ran into problems in the 1970s when European Champions Ajax (1971 & 1973), Bayern Munich (1974) and Liverpool (1977) withdrew. In 1980 the match was switched to Tokyo as a one-off encounter. The final is now held at Yokohama International Stadium, the 2002 World Cup final venue.
The last game was played in 2004 and the championship will be replaced by a World Club Championship (Club World Cup) also held in Japan from 2005.
Nacional fans in Japan in 20161960 Penarol 0 Real Madrid 0; Real Madrid 5 Penarol 1
1961 Benfica 1 Penarol 0; Penarol 5 Benfica 1; play-off - Penarol 2 Benfica 1;
1962 Santos 3 Benfica 2; Benfica 2 Santos 5
1963 Milan 4 Santos 2; Santos 4 Milan 2; play-off - Santos
1 Milan 0
1964 Independiente 0 Internazionale 0; Internazionale 2 Independiente
0; play-off - Inter 1 Independiente 0
1965 Internazionale 3 Independiente 0; Independiente 0 Internazionale
0
1966 Penarol 2 Real Madrid 0; Real Madrid 0 Penarol
2
1967 Glasgow Celtic 1 Racing Club 0; Racing Club 2 Celtic
1; play-off - Racing Club 1 Celtic 0
1968 Estudiantes 1 Manchester United 0; Manchester United
1 Estudiantes 1
1969 Milan 3 Estudiantes 0; Estudiantes 2 Milan 1
1970 Estudiantes 2 Feyenoord 2; Feyenoord 1 Estudiantes
0
1971 Panathinaikos 1 Nacional 1; Nacional 2 Panathinaikos
1
1972 Independiente 1 Ajax 1; Ajax 3 Independiente
0
1973 Independiente 1 Juventus 0 (one-leg only)
1974 Independiente 1 Atletico Madrid 0; Atletico Madrid
2 Independiente 0
1975 Not held
1976 Bayern Munich 2 Cruzeiro 0; Cruzeiro 0 Bayern Munich
0
1977 Boca Juniors 2 Borussia Monchengladbach 2; Borussia
Monchengladbach 0 Boca Juniors 3
1978 Not held
1979 Malmo 0 Olimpia 1; Olimpia 2 Malmo 1 1980
Nacional 1 Nottingham Forest 0
1981 Flamengo 3 Liverpool 0
1982 Penarol 2 Aston Villa 0
1983 Gremio 2 SV Hamburg 1
1984 Independiente 1 Liverpool 0
1985 Juventus 2 Argentinos Juniors 2 (Juventus 4-2
on pens.)
1986 River Plate 1 Steau Bucharest 0
1987 Porto 2 Penarol 1
1988 Nacional 2 PSV Eindhoven 2 (Nacional 7-6 on pens.)
1989 Milan 1 Atletico National 0
1990 Milan 3 Olimpia 0
1991 Red Star Belgrade 3 Colo Colo 0
1992 Sao Paulo 2 Barcelona 1
1993 Sao Paulo 3 Milan 2
1994 Velez Sarsfield 2 Milan 0
1995 Ajax 0 Gremio 0 (Ajax 4-3 on pens.)
1996 Juventus 1 River Plate 0
1997 Borussia Dortmund 2 Cruzeiro 0
1998 Real Madrid 1 Vasco da Gama 0
1999 Manchester United 1 Palmeiras 0
2000 Boca Juniors 2 Real Madrid 1
2001 Bayern Munich 1 Boca Juniors 0
2002 Real Madrid 2 Olimpia 0
2003 Boca Juniors 1 v Milan 1 (Boca 3-1 on pens.)
2004 Porto 0 v Once Caldas 0 (Porto 8-7 on pens.)
2005 Sao Paulo 1 v Liverpool 0
2006 Internacional 1 v Barcelona 0
2007 Boca Juniors 2 v AC Milan 4
2008 Manchester United 1 v Quito 0
2009 FC Barcelona 2 v Estudiantes de La Plata 1 (aet)
2010 Inter 3 v TP Mazembe 0
2011 FC Barcelona 4 v Santos
2012 Corinthians 1 v Chelsea 0
2013 Bayern Munich 2 v Raja Casablanca
2014 Real Madrid v San Lorenzo
2015 FC Barcelona 3 v River Plate
2016 Real Madrid 4 v Kashima Antlers 2
2020 Bayern Munich 1 v Tigres UANL 0
2021 Chelsea 2 v Palmeiras 1
2022 Real Madrid 5 v Al-Hilal 3
2023 Man City 4 v Fluminense
2024 Real Madrid 3 v Pachuca 0
2025 Chelsea 3 v PSG 0
Jeonbuk Hyundai v Club America, 2016The Club World Cup supercedes the Toyota Cup from 2005 and brings together the club champions from Europe, South America, Oceania, Asia, Africa and Central and North America.
Sepahan v Urawa Reds, Toyota Stadium, 2007