King Fahd Cup

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The King Fahd Cup was an international football tournament held in Saudi Arabia that later evolved into what became known as the FIFA Confederations Cup.

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instanceOf defunct sporting event
international football tournament
alsoKnownAs Intercontinental Championship for National Teams
category Defunct international association football competitions
FIFA Confederations Cup predecessors
International association football competitions hosted by Saudi Arabia
competitionFormat invitational tournament
confederationParticipation AFC
CAF
CONCACAF
CONMEBOL
OFC
UEFA
continent Asia
editionNumber 1992 King Fahd Cup
1995 King Fahd Cup
evolvedInto FIFA Confederations Cup
founder King Fahd of Saudi Arabia
governingBody FIFA
hostCity Riyadh
hostNation Saudi Arabia national football team
inception 1992
lastEditionAsKingFahdCup 1995
locationCountry Saudi Arabia
mostSuccessfulTeam Argentina national football team
numberOfTeamsPerEdition 4 to 6
organizer Saudi Arabian Football Federation
rebrandedAs FIFA Confederations Cup in 1997
relatedCompetition FIFA World Cup
continental championship winners
sport association football
successor FIFA Confederations Cup
teamType national teams
trophy King Fahd Cup trophy
venue King Fahd International Stadium

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