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1 Teams in 1999 Cup

2 1999 Championship game

3 Teams in 2003 Cup

4 2003 Championship game

5 External links

American Football World Cup is an international competition held every four years since 1999 to decide on a "world champion" of American football. Italy was the host of the 1999 Cup. Germany held the 2003 championship. Japan won both titles. The United States did not compete.

1 Teams in 1999 Cup

Group A
Finland
Italy
Mexico

Group B
Australia
Japan
Sweden

2 1999 Championship game

Japaan 179-8 Mexico

3 Teams in 2003 Cup

France
Germany
Japan
Mexico

4 2003 Championship game

Japan 34-14 Mexico

5 External links

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