South Africa 2009 - FIFA Confederations Cup (14 June 2009 - 28 June 2009)

First Round Results (as at 28 June 2009)

Group A

14 June 09 South Africa 0 Iraq 0

14 June 09 New Zealand 0 Spain 5

17 June 09 Spain 1 Iraq 0

17 June 09 South Africa 2 New Zealand 0

20 June 09 Iraq 0 New Zealand 0

20 June 09 Spain 2 South Africa 0

(Spain and South Africa qualified for the Semi-finals)

Group B

15 June 09 Brazil 4 Egypt 3

15 June 09 United States 1 Italy 3

18 June 09 United States 0 Brazil 3

18 June 09 Egypt 1 Italy 0

21 June 09 Italy 0 Brazil 3

21 June 09 Egypt 0 United States 3

(Brazil and United States qualified for the Semi-finals)

Semi-finals

24 June 09 Spain 0 United States 2

25 June 09 Brazil 1 South Africa 0

Third place match

28 June 09 Spain 3 South Africa 2 (a.e.t.; FT 2-2)

Final

28 June 09 United States 2 Brazil 3

Top Scorers Chart (as at 28 June 2009)

5 goals - Luis Fabiano (Brazil)

3 goals - Fernando Torres (Spain), David Villa (Spain), Clint Dempsey (USA)

2 goals - Kaka (Brazil), Mohamed Zidan (Egypt), Giuseppe Rossi (Italy), Bernard Parker (South Africa), Katlego Mphela (South Africa), Daniel Guiza (Spain), Landon Donovan (USA)

1 goal - Francesc Fabregas (Spain), Fernando Llorente (Spain), Xabi Alonso (Spain), Juan (Brazil), Felipe Melo (Brazil), Robinho (Brazil), Maicon (BDrazil), Daniel Alves (Brazil), Lucio (Brazil), Mohamed Shawky (Egypt), Mohamed Homos (Egypt), Daniele De Rossi (Italy), Charlie Davies (USA), Michael Bradley (USA), Jozy Altidore (USA)

Own goal - Andrea Dossena (Italy - for Brazil)

BRAZIL

2009 FIFA Confederations Cup Champions

Past Results of the FIFA Confederations Cup (1992-2009)

2009 (Host: South Africa)

Champions: Brazil

Runners-up: USA

3rd-place: Spain

4th-place: South Africa

2005 (Host: Germany)

Champions: Brazil

Runners-up: Argentina

3rd-place: Germany

4th-place: Mexico

2003 (Host: France)

Champions: France

Runners-up: Cameroon

3rd-place: Turkey

4th-place: Colombia

2001 (Host: Japan and South Korea)

Champions: France

Runners-up: Japan

3rd-place: Australia

4th-place: Brazil

1999 (Host: Mexico)

Champions: Mexico

Runners-up: Brazil

3rd-place: USA

4th-place: Saudi Arabia

1997 (Host: Saudi Arabia)

Champions: Brazil

Runners-up: Australia

3rd-place: Czech Republic

4th-place: Uruguay

1995 (Host: Saudi Arabia)

Champions: Denmark

Runners-up: Argentina

3rd-place: Mexico

4th-place: Nigeria

1992 (Host: Saudi Arabia)

Champions: Argentina

Runners-up: Saudi Arabia

3rd-place: USA

4th-place: Ivory Coast