2011 World Football Challenge

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2011 World Football Challenge
Herbalife World Football Challenge

World Football Challenge Logo.jpg
The 2011 logo for the World Football Challenge

CountryCanada
United States
Teams13 (from 2 federations)
Champions
Spain Real Madrid[1]
Runners-up
England Manchester United
Matches played14
Goals scored42 (3 per match)
Attendance583,764 (41,697 per match)
Top goal scorer(s)
Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo
(4 goals)

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The 2011 World Football Challenge was the second World Football Challenge event, a series of friendly football matches played in the United States and Canada in July and August.




Contents





  • 1 Participants


  • 2 Event rules

    • 2.1 Match rules


    • 2.2 Table setup


    • 2.3 Table tiebreakers



  • 3 Standings


  • 4 Matches


  • 5 Top goalscorers


  • 6 Media coverage


  • 7 References


  • 8 External links




Participants


The 2011 tournament increased in scale from the 2009 incarnation, bringing in thirteen teams from seven different countries. All the teams were either a member of the UEFA or CONCACAF federations. The field was highlighted by Spanish league and European champions Barcelona and English champion Manchester United. Club América was the only team that returned from the 2009 competition.


This tournament for the first time also included five teams from Major League Soccer, the top-flight league for the host countries, United States and Canada. As another first, there were games played outside the United States, at Empire Field in Vancouver and BMO Field in Toronto.


North American clubs that competed in 2011 included Chicago Fire, Guadalajara, Club América, Los Angeles Galaxy, New England Revolution, Philadelphia Union, and Vancouver Whitecaps FC.


Four representatives from Europe's top leagues of England and Spain, all of whom won their country's blue ribbon competitions in the 2010–11 season joined the North American clubs, those being: Spanish and European champions Barcelona, FA Cup winners Manchester City, Premier League champions Manchester United and Copa del Rey winners Real Madrid.








































































TeamLocationConfederationProfessional LeagueNotes
Manchester UnitedManchester, EnglandUEFAPremier League
2010–11 Premier League champions
New England RevolutionFoxborough, MassachusettsCONCACAFMajor League Soccer
2010 North American SuperLiga runner-up
Real MadridMadrid, SpainUEFALa Liga
2010–11 Copa del Rey holders
Los Angeles GalaxyLos Angeles, CaliforniaCONCACAFMajor League Soccer
2010 MLS Supporters' Shield holders
Club AméricaMexico City, MexicoCONCACAFPrimera División de México
2011 Primera División de México Clausura Liguilla quarter-finalists
Manchester CityManchester, EnglandUEFAPremier League
2010–11 FA Cup holders
Vancouver Whitecaps FCVancouver, British ColumbiaCONCACAFMajor League Soccer
2011 Canadian Championship runner-up
GuadalajaraGuadalajara, MexicoCONCACAFPrimera División de México
2011 Primera División de México Clausura Liguilla semi-finalists
Chicago FireChicago, IllinoisCONCACAFMajor League Soccer
2009 North American SuperLiga runner-up
Philadelphia UnionPhiladelphia, PennsylvaniaCONCACAFMajor League Soccer
JuventusTurin, ItalyUEFASerie A
Barcelona
Barcelona, Spain		UEFALa Liga
2010–11 La Liga and 2010–11 UEFA Champions League winners
Sporting CPLisbon, PortugalUEFAPrimeira Liga


Event rules


The event rules differed considerably from the 2009 event, due to differences in the number of teams.



Match rules


Match rules followed the Laws of the Game, with a few notable exceptions.[2]


  • In the event of a tie after the regulation 90 minutes, a penalty shootout immediately followed. These penalties did not accrue points in the table as a regulation goal or penalty would.

  • Cautions and sending offs did not carry into the next competitive game, however, a player may have been suspended for their club's next WFC match.

  • Teams had a roster of 25 players, and clubs were able to substitute eleven players during the course of the match rather than the standard three.


Table setup


The format was a single table, accruing points as follows:


  • Three points for a regulation victory

  • Two points for a penalty shootout victory

  • One point for a penalty shootout loss

  • No points for a regulation loss

  • One point for each goal scored (up to three per match)

Sporting CP, who played only one game, did not accrue points, but their opponent, Juventus, were able to in their matchup. The five Major League Soccer teams were split up into two different "clubs" for the purposes of the table, the MLS Eastern Conference (containing the Chicago Fire, New England Revolution, and Philadelphia Union), and the MLS Western Conference (containing the Los Angeles Galaxy, who played two games, and the Vancouver Whitecaps). Each of the other seven clubs played three games and accrued points as normal.[2]



Table tiebreakers


In the event of a tie in the final table standings, the following tiebreakers were used in order:[2]


  1. Regulation goal difference

  2. Most goals for in regulation

  3. Fewest goals against in regulation

  4. Most goals scored in regulation in one match

  5. Drawing of lots


Standings






































































































Team

Pld

W

WPk

LPk

L

GF

GA

GD

Pts

Spain Real Madrid
3300092+7
17

England Manchester United
3300093+6
17

England Manchester City
3210052+3
13

Italy Juventus
3200132+1
9

Spain Barcelona
3100246−2
7

Mexico Guadalajara
3100245−1
6

United States MLS Western2		3001237−4
4

United States MLS Eastern1		3000339−6
3

Mexico Club América
3000305−5
0

Colors: Green = champion
Source: World Football Challenge Standings[3]


Sporting CP played only one game and did not accrue points.


1MLS Eastern Conference composed of one game each by the New England Revolution, Philadelphia Union, and Chicago Fire


2MLS Western Conference composed of one game by the Vancouver Whitecaps and two games by the Los Angeles Galaxy



Matches


All times are in the EDT time zone (UTC−4) (Local Times in parentheses).[4]

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July 13

20:00 (20:00 UTC−4)







New England Revolution1–4Manchester United

Mansally Goal 56'
Report
Owen Goal 51'
Macheda Goal 54', 61'
Park Goal 80'

Gillette Stadium, Foxborough

Attendance: 51,523

Referee: Mark Geiger




July 16

20:00 (17:00 UTC−7)







Club América0–2Manchester City
Report
McGivern Goal 17'
Wright-Phillips Goal 27'

AT&T Park, San Francisco

Attendance: 11,250

Referee: Hilario Grajeda




July 16

22:00 (19:00 UTC−7)







Los Angeles Galaxy1–4Real Madrid

Cristman Goal 67'
Report
Callejón Goal 31'
Joselu Goal 40'
Ronaldo Goal 53'
Benzema Goal 58'

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles

Attendance: 56,211

Referee: Jorge González




July 18

22:00 (19:00 UTC−7)







Vancouver Whitecaps FC1–2Manchester City

Sanvezzo Goal 30'
Report
Guidetti Goal 68'
Wright-Phillips Goal 84'

Empire Field, Vancouver

Attendance: 24,074

Referee: Mauricio Navarro




July 20

23:00 (20:00 UTC−7)







Guadalajara0–3Real Madrid
Report
Ronaldo Goal 73', 76' (pen.), 82'

Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego

Attendance: 38,211

Referee: Ricardo Salazar




July 23

17:00 (16:00 UTC−5)







Chicago Fire1–3Manchester United

Gibbs Goal 13'
Report
Rooney Goal 66'
Rafael Goal 75'
Nani Goal 82'

Soldier Field, Chicago

Attendance: 61,308

Referee: Terry Vaughn




July 23

19:00 (19:00 UTC−4)







Juventus1–2Sporting CP

Del Piero Goal 80'
Report
Djaló Goal 13', 36'

BMO Field, Toronto

Attendance: 10,028

Referee: Drew Fischer




July 23

21:00 (21:00 UTC−4)







Philadelphia Union1–2Real Madrid

M. Farfan Goal 80'
Report
Callejón Goal 2'
Özil Goal 11'

Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia

Attendance: 57,305

Referee: Alex Prus




July 24

16:00 (13:00 UTC−7)










Los Angeles Galaxy1–1Manchester City

Magee Goal 53'
Report
Balotelli Goal 20' (pen.)
Penalties

Keat Penalty scored
Birchall Penalty scored
Juninho Penalty missed
Dunivant Penalty scored
Stephens Penalty scored
McBean Penalty missed
Gonzalez Penalty scored
McCarty Penalty scored
DeLaGarza Penalty missed		6–7
Penalty scoredMilner
Penalty scoredWeiss
Penalty scoredSuárez
Penalty scoredKolarov
Penalty missedGuidetti
Penalty missedLescott
Penalty scoredDe Jong
Penalty scoredWright-Phillips
Penalty scoredHart

The Home Depot Center, Carson

Attendance: 24,897

Referee: Ricardo Salazar




July 26

19:30 (19:30 UTC−4)







Juventus1–0Club América

Pasquato Goal 42'
Report

Citi Field, New York

Attendance: 20,859

Referee: Jorge González




July 28

20:00 (20:00 UTC−4)







Juventus1–0Guadalajara

Quagliarella Goal 12'
Report

Carter–Finley Stadium, Raleigh

Attendance: 16,124

Referee: Mark Kadlecik




July 30

19:00 (19:00 UTC−4)







Barcelona1−2Manchester United

Thiago Goal 70'
Report
Nani Goal 22'
Owen Goal 76'

FedExField, Landover

Attendance: 81,807

Referee: Ricardo Salazar




August 3

20:00 (20:00 UTC−4)







Barcelona1–4Guadalajara

Villa Goal 3'
Report
Fabián Goal 60', 63'
Casillas Goal 72'
Verduzco Goal 90+3'

Sun Life Stadium, Miami Gardens

Attendance: 70,080

Referee: Baldomero Toledo




August 6

16:00 (15:00 UTC−5)







Barcelona2–0Club América

Villa Goal 24'
Keita Goal 90'
Report

Cowboys Stadium, Arlington

Attendance: 60,087

Referee: Ricardo Salazar




Top goalscorers






































































































Rank
Name
Team
Goals
1

Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo

Real Madrid
4
2

Spain José Callejón

Real Madrid
2

Portugal Yannick Djaló

Sporting
2

Mexico Marco Fabián

Guadalajara
2

Italy Federico Macheda

Manchester United
2

Portugal Nani

Manchester United
2

England Michael Owen

Manchester United
2

Spain David Villa

Barcelona
2

England Shaun Wright-Phillips

Manchester City
2
10

Italy Mario Balotelli

Manchester City
1

France Karim Benzema

Real Madrid
1

Mexico Giovani Casillas

Guadalajara
1

United States Adam Cristman

Los Angeles Galaxy
1

Italy Alessandro Del Piero

Juventus
1

United States Michael Farfan

Philadelphia Union
1

United States Cory Gibbs

Chicago Fire
1

Sweden John Guidetti

Manchester City
1

South Korea Park Ji-sung

Manchester United
1

Spain Joselu

Real Madrid
1

Mali Seydou Keita

Barcelona
1

United States Mike Magee

Los Angeles Galaxy
1

The Gambia Kenny Mansally

New England Revolution
1

Northern Ireland Ryan McGivern

Manchester City
1

Germany Mesut Özil

Real Madrid
1

Italy Cristian Pasquato

Juventus
1

Italy Fabio Quagliarella

Juventus
1

Brazil Rafael

Manchester United
1

England Wayne Rooney

Manchester United
1

Brazil Camilo Sanvezzo

Vancouver Whitecaps FC
1

Spain Thiago

Barcelona
1

Mexico José Verduzco

Guadalajara
1


Media coverage


























References




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  3. ^ "World Football Challenge Standings". MLS. Major League Soccer. Retrieved October 25, 2012.


  4. ^ "World Football Challenge Schedule". MLS. Major League Soccer. Retrieved October 25, 2012.




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