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2006 Viva World Cup

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2006 VIVA World Cup
Tournament details
Host countryOccitania
Dates20–24 November
Teams4 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s)2 (in 2 host cities)
Final positions
Champions Sápmi (1st title)
Runners-up Monaco
Third place Occitania
Fourth place Ambazonia
Tournament statistics
Matches played8
Goals scored60 (7.5 per match)
Top scorer(s)Sápmi Eirik Lamøy
Sápmi Tom Høgli
Sápmi Steffen Nystrøm (6 goals)
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The 2006 Viva World Cup was the first Viva World Cup, an association football tournament for states, minorities, stateless peoples and regions unaffiliated with FIFA, which took place in Occitania from 20 November 2006 to 24 November 2006.

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Tournament Background

The Inaugural Tournament

In April 2005, the NF-Board announced that Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus had been chosen to host the inaugural VIVA World Cup, having successfully hosted a tournament to celebrate 50 years of the KTFF, the KTFF 50th Anniversary Cup, featuring fellow NF-Board member Sápmi and FIFA-unaffiliated Kosovo. The NF-Board hoped that sixteen teams would take part, drawn from across its membership.

Controversy

In the Spring of 2005, a new government was elected in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, keen to foster relations with other nations. The NF-Board claimed that the government of Ferdi Sabit Soyer insisted on restricting which nations could and could not take part in order to head off potential political arguments. For their part, the KTFF claimed that the NF-Board made unreasonable financial demands.[1]

The upshot of this was that the NF-Board decided to grant the hosting rights for the tournament to Occitania. In response, the KTFF announced that they would hold their own tournament, the ELF Cup, scheduled for the same time as the VIVA World Cup. Some NF-Board members have accepted invitations to take part in the ELF Cup.

Occitania 2006

Occitania announced that the tournament would still be held from 19–25 November 2006, with games played in and around Hyères les Palmiers, near Toulon. The number of entrants was downsized to eight, in anticipation of the ELF Cup - which agreed to pay expenses - drawing NF-Board members away from the VIVA World Cup. However, a lack of suitable competitors meant that the tournament was to include six teams: Monaco, the Roma, the Sápmi, Southern Cameroons, West Papua, and the hosts.

However, the failure of West Papua and Southern Cameroon to attend the NF-Board General Assembly in September 2006, and logistical problems facing the Roma,[2] threw new doubt on the tournament, which looked as though it may go ahead with just three teams. Fortunately, Southern Cameroons were able to agree to send a team, and four teams - twelve fewer than initially hoped for - were set to contest the title.

There were yet more problems for the organisers when Southern Cameroons were unable to take part because of visa problems, resulting in walkovers in all their games.

By the end of the week, Sápmi had triumphed, scoring 42 goals in their three games, and lifting the first VIVA World Cup trophy.

Squads

For a list of all squads that appeared in the final tournament, see 2006 VIVA World Cup squads.

Results

The four teams played a round-robin group stage, with the top two playing off for the title.

Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
 Sápmi 3 3 0 0 24 0 +24 9
 Monaco 3 2 0 1 6 16 –10 6
 Occitania 3 1 0 2 5 10 –5 3
 Ambazonia 3 0 0 3 0 9 –9 0
 Monaco3–0 Ambazonia
walkover[3]
 Occitania0–7 Sápmi
(Report) Høgli 22', 25'
Lamøy 38'
Nystrøm 49'
Råstad 57'
Nilssen 63'
Bruer 72'
 Sápmi3–0 Ambazonia
walkover
 Occitania2–3 Monaco
Léglise 51'
Rojas 72'		 (Report) Lechner 20'
Platto 53'
Houry 59'
 Occitania3–0 Ambazonia
walkover
 Sápmi14–0 Monaco
Olsen 5', 17', 45', 50'
Nystrøm 12', 16', 23', 28'
Andersen 26'
Råstad 40'
Lamøy 57'
Bruer 66'
Høgli 77'
Johansen 83'		 (Report)

Third place match

 Occitania3–0 Ambazonia
walkover

Final

 Sápmi21–1 Monaco
Olsen 5'
Høgli 7', 20', 40'
Lamøy 32', 39', 51', 55'
Nystrøm 35'
Råstad 38', 45' (pen.)
Bruer 59', 81'
Johansen 62', 65', 88'
Brekke 72' (pen.)
Nilssen 76', 78'
Minde 84'
Eira 87'		 (Report) Armita 50'
2006 VIVA World Cup Winners
Italy
Sápmi
First Title

Scorers

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