Who knows, South America and Europe have each won several World Cups

Number of sessions: Year: Venue: Number of participating teams: Champion, runner-up, third runner-up, third runner-up.

1 1930 Uruguay 13 Uruguay Argentina United States Yugoslavia.

2 1934 Italy 16 Italy Czech Republic Germany Austria.

3 1938 France 15 Italy Hungary Brazil Sweden.

4 1950 Brazil 13 Uruguay Brazil Sweden Spain.

5 1954 Switzerland 16 West Germany Hungary Austria Uruguay.

6 1958 Sweden 16 Brazil Sweden France West Germany.

7 1962 Chile 16 Brazil Czech Republic Chile Yugoslavia.

8 1966 United Kingdom 16 England West Germany Portugal Soviet Union.

9 1970 Mexico 16 Brazil Italy West Germany Uruguay.

10 1974 West Germany 16 West Germany Netherlands Poland Brazil.

11 1978 Argentina 16 Argentina Netherlands Brazil Italy.

12 1982: Spain, 24, Italy, West Germany, Poland, France.

13 1986 Mexico 24 Argentina West Germany France Belgium.

14 1990 Italy 24 West Germany Argentina Italy England.

15 1994 United States 24 Brazil Italy Sweden Bulgaria.

16 1998 France 32 France Brazil Croatia Netherlands.

17 2002 Korea-Japan 32 Brazil Germany Turkey South Korea.

18 2006 Germany 32 Italy France Germany Portugal.

9 in South America.

Brazil 5 Argentina 2

Uruguay 2 Europe 9 times.

Italy 4, Germany 3

France 1, England 1

9 in South America, 5 in Brazil, 2 in Argentina and 2 in Uruguay.

9 times in Europe, 4 times in Italy, 3 times in Germany, once each in France and England.

South Africa twice.

Europe three times.

FIFA allocates a reference quota for the World Cup to teams from all continents, taking into account both the region's historical record in the World Cup and the proportion of teams in the region. The European zone occupies 13 places, not only because they regularly win the World Cup, but also because there are more than 50 teams competing for 13 places in the European zone, which is already very fierce. So there are only 4 places in South America.

The main reason is that the economic environment in South America is relatively poor, which directly leads to the fact that South America can only get a small number of places.

It has been 5 except for 2006.

It was the champion won by Brazil in 1958.

P.S. 1st 1930 Uruguay World Cup Uruguayan Champion.

2nd 1934 World Cup in Italy Italian Champion.

3rd 1938 World Cup in France Italian champion.

4th 1950 Rimbi World Cup in Brazil Uruguay Champion.

5th 1954 World Cup in Switzerland Champion of West Germany.

6th 1958 World Cup in Sweden Brazil Champion.

7th 1962 World Cup in Chile Brazil Champion.

8th 1966 England World Cup England Champion.

9th 1970 World Cup in Mexico Brazil Champion.

10th 1974 West German World Cup West German Champion.

11th 1978 Argentina World Cup Argentine champion.

12th 1982 World Cup in Spain Italian Champion.

13th Mexico 1986 World Cup Argentina Champion.

14th 1990 World Cup in Italy West German champion Oak.

15th 1994 World Cup USA Brazil Champion.

16th 1998 World Cup in France French Champion.

17th 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup Brazil Champion.

18th 2006 World Cup Germany Italy Champion[1] 19th South Africa 2010 World Cup Spain Champion[2].

So far, the Club World Cup and the Toyota Cup, the predecessor of the Club World Cup, have been held 11 times, with European teams winning 7 times, South America 4 times, and teams from other continents have not won the championship.

European teams win the championship details:

Club number of years Barcelona 2 2009,2011

AC Milan 1 2007 Manchester United 1 2008 Inter Milan 1 2010 Bayern Munich 1 2013 Real Madrid 1 2014 South American teams win the title

Club number of years Corinthians 2000, 2012

São Paulo 1 2005 Brazil International 1 2006

No. There are World Cups and European Cups, Copa America.

Not yet, because it is impossible for a single player to play football on two continents.