2007

FIFA Club World Cup 2007

2007 FIFA Club World Cup Final

AC Milan v Boca Juniors

(Tournament also included Pachuca, Waitakere Utd, Etoile Sportive, Urawa Reds, Sepahan)

The 2007 FIFA Club World Cup tournament was held in Japan from 7 to 16 December 2007 and featured AC Milan (Italy), Boca Juniors (Argentina), Sepahan (Iran), Waitakere United (New Zealand), Etoile du Sahel (Tunisia), Pachuca (Mexico) and Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan). AC Milan defeated Boca Juniors 4-2 in the Final in the International Stadium in Yokohama in front of over 68,000 supporters with goals from Inzaghi (2), Nesta and Kaka.

Two programmes were produced for this Tournament; a 130 page tournament programme with the blue cover and a 130 page Final programme with the red cover.

The Tournament programme is in Japanese and English and begins with introductions from FIFA, the Japanese FA and TOYOTA. The programme continues with the match schedules and venues and gives details of the tournament referees. The programme next has special features on Paolo Maldini of AC Milan, Martin Palermo of Boca Juniors and pop duo "Chemistry" from Japan, singers of the official song. The programme then gives full details and photos of all of the competing teams and their countries, along with further information on their coaches and star players. The programme includes details of how each club won their respective continental competitions to qualify for the 2007 FIFA Club World Cup tournament and finishes with details and photos from the 2005 and 2006 FIFA Club World Tournaments.

The Final programme is also in Japanese and English and begins with introductions from FIFA, the Japanese FA and TOYOTA. The programme continues with the schedule for the Final before going on to give a report including photos from each match played in the 2007 Tournament. The programme then gives full details and photos of all of each of the competing teams and their countries in the 2007 Tournament , along with further information on their coaches and star players. The programme includes details of how each club won their respective continental competitions to qualify for the 2007 FIFA Club World Cup tournament and finishes with details and photos from the 2005 and 2006 FIFA Club World Tournaments.