For many years Europe has dominated the Club World Cup, but there have been occasions where South American teams that represent the Conmebol They brought out the breed and won the trophy of this prestigious tournament, and the best thing is that they got it after defeating the always powerful UEFA rival.
For that reason, in Goal we bring you all the times South America has won the Club World Cup.
Sao Paulo
In Japan 2005 came the new format that replaced the Intercontinental Cup: the Mundialito. For the first time, the best teams from each confederation were meeting each other in a mini contest. The first champion of this new organization was awarded, to the surprise of many, by a South American.
Picture from Brazil was planted Liverpool in the final and defeated him by a score of 1-0, thanks to a goal from Miner.
Sport Club Internacional
In Japan 2006, just one year after São Paulo’s feat, the Inter from Porto Alegre repeated the feat by defeating the mighty Barcelona with the lonely notation of Adriano Gabiru.
Corinthians
What seemed to be a domain for Conmebol in the Club World Cup, began to fade because after the International title it took five years to see another cast from South America take the trophy.
In Japan 2012, the Timao collided with the Chelsea and beat by a bit of Paolo Guerrero.
With this data, only three times Conmebol has conquered the Club World Cup, after 15 editions. For this 2021 the trophy will not reach South America either because the Palm Trees was eliminated by Tigers. What is clear is that South America owes everything to Brazil, at least so far.
| WINNING TEAM | YEAR |
| CORINTHIANS | 2012 |
| INTERNATIONAL | 2006 |
| SAO PAULO | 2005 |
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