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Developed by Miguel
Angelo Hemzo
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It started as a home-and-away dispute,and in 1980 changed to a single game played in Tokio, sponsored by Toyota.
So far, the European clubs have been outplayed by the South American ones, both in the 1960-1979 and the 1980-1999 period.
Year - winner (country)
MM/DD/YY City decisive matches scores
1960 - Real Madrid (Spain)
07/03/60 Montevideo Peñarol - Real Madrid 0-0 (OT)
09/04/60 Madrid Real Madrid - Peñarol 5-1
1961 - Penarol (Uruguay)
09/04/61 Lisbon Benfica - Peñarol 1-0
09/17/61 Montevideo Peñarol - Benfica 5-0
09/19/61 Montevideo Peñarol - Benfica 2-1
1962 - Santos (Brazil)
09/19/62 Rio de Janeiro Santos - Benfica 3-2
10/11/62 Lisbon Benfica - Santos 2-5
1963 - Santos (Brazil)
10/16/63 Milan AC Milan - Santos 4-2
11/14/63 Rio de Janeiro Santos - AC Milan 4-2
11/16/63 Rio de Janeiro Santos - AC Milan 1-0
1964 - Internazionale (Italy)
09/09/64 Buenos Aires Independiente - Inter 1-0
09/23/64 Milan Inter - Independiente 2-0
09/26/64 Madrid Inter - Independiente 1-0 (OT)
1965 - Internazionale (Italy)
09/08/65 Milan Inter - Independiente 3-0
09/15/65 Buenos Aires Independiente - Inter 0-0
1966 - Peñarol (Uruguay)
10/12/66 Montevideo Peñarol - Real Madrid 2-0
10/26/66 Madrid Real Madrid - Peñarol 0-2
1967 - Racing Club (Argentina)
10/18/67 Glasgow Celtic - Racing Avellaneda 1-0
11/01/67 Buenos Aires Racing Avellaneda - Celtic 2-1
11/04/67 Montevideo Racing Avellaneda - Celtic 1-0
1968 - Estudiantes (Argentina)
09/25/68 Buenos Aires Estudiantes - Manchester U. 1-0
10/07/68 Manchester U. Manchester U. - Estudiantes 1-1
1969 - AC Milan (Italy)
10/08/69 Milan AC Milan - Estudiantes 3-0
10/22/69 Buenos Aires Estudiantes - AC Milan 2-1
1970 - Feyenoord (Netherlands)
08/26/70 Buenos Aires Estudiantes - Feyenoord 2-2
09/09/70 Rotterdam Feyenoord - Estudiantes 1-0
1971 - Nacional (Uruguay)
12/15/71 Athens Panathinaikos - Nacional 1-1
12/29/71 Montevideo Nacional - Panathinaikos 2-1
Note: European titleholder Ajax refused to compete; runners-up
Panathinaikos were invited instead
1972 - Ajax (Netherlands)
09/06/72 Buenos Aires Independiente - Ajax 1-1
09/28/72 Amsterdam Ajax - Independiente 3-0
1973 - Independiente (Argentina)
11/28/73 Rome Independiente - Juventus 1-0
Note: European titleholder Ajax refused to compete; runners-up
Juventus was invited instead
1974 - Atletico Madrid (Spain)
03/12/75 Buenos Aires Independiente - Atletico M. 1-0
04/10/75 Madrid Atletico M. - Independiente 2-0
Note: European titleholder Bayer München refused to compete; runners-up
Atletico Madrid were invited instead
1975 ------------------------ not held ---------------------------
1976 - Bayern Munich (Germany)
11/23/76 Munich Bayern Munich - Cruzeiro 2-0
12/21/76 Belo Horizonte Cruzeiro - Bayern Munich 0-0
1977 - Boca Juniors (Argentina)
03/22/78 Buenos Aires Boca Juniors - Borussia M. 2-2
08/01/78 Moenchengladbach Borussia M. - Boca Juniors 0-3
Note: European titleholder Liverpool refused to compete; runner-up
Borussia Moenchengladbach was invited instead
1978 ------------------------ not held ---------------------------
1979 - Olimpia (Paraguay)
11/18/79 Malmoe Malmoe - Olimpia Asuncion 0-1
03/03/80 Asuncion Olimpia Asuncion - Malmoe 2-1
Note: European titleholder Nottinghan Forest refused to compete; runners-up
Malmöe was invited instead
1980 - Nacional (Uruguay) 02/15/81 Tokyo Nacional - Nottingham Forest 1-0 1981 - Flamengo (Brazil) 12/13/81 Tokyo Flamengo - Liverpool 3-0 1982 - Peñarol (Uruguay) 12/12/82 Tokyo Peñarol - Aston Villa 2-0 1983 - Grêmio (Brazil) 12/11/83 Tokyo Grêmio - Hamburg SV 2-1 1984 - Independiente (Argentina) 12/09/84 Tokyo Independiente - Liverpool 1-0 1985 - Juventus (Italy) 12/08/85 Tokyo Juventus - Argentinos Jrs 2-2 (OT) Note: Juventus awarded Cup on penalties (4-2) 1986 - River Plate (Argentina) 12/14/86 Tokyo River Plate-Steaua Bucharest 1-0 1987 - FC Porto (Portugal) 12/12/87 Tokyo Porto - Peñarol 2-1 (OT) 1988 - Nacional (Uruguay) 12/11/88 Tokyo Nacional - PSV Eindhoven 2-2 (OT) Note: Nacional awarded Cup on penalties (7-6) 1989 - AC Milan (Italy) 12/17/89 Tokyo AC Milan - Nacional Medellin 1-0 (OT) 1990 - AC Milan (Italy) 12/09/90 Tokyo AC Milan - Olimpia Asuncion 3-0 1991 - Red Star (Yugoslavia) 12/08/91 Tokyo Red Star Belgrade-Colo Colo 3-0 1992 - São Paulo (Brazil) 12/13/92 Tokyo São Paulo - Barcelona 2-1 1993 - São Paulo (Brazil) 12/12/93 Tokyo AC Milan - São Paulo 2-3 Note: European titleholder Olympic Marseille were disqualified due to bribery; runners-up AC Milan were invited instead 1994 - Velez Sarsfield (Argentina) 12/01/94 Tokyo AC Milan - Velez Sarsfield 0-2 1995 - Ajax (Netherlands) 11/28/95 Tokyo Ajax - Grêmio 0-0 Note: Ajax awarded Cup on penalties (4-3) 1996 - Juventus (Italy) 11/26/96 Tokyo Juventus - River Plate 1-0 1997 - Borussia Dortmund (Germany) 12/03/97 Tokyo Borussia Dortmund - Cruzeiro 2-0 1998 - Real Madrid (Spain) 12/01/98 Tokyo Real Madrid - Vasco 2-1 1999 - Manchester United (England) 11/30/99 Tokyo Manchester U. - Palmeiras 1-0
Team Titles
AC Milan (Italy) 3 Nacional (Uruguay) 3 Peñarol (Uruguay) 3 Santos (Brazil) 2 Independiente (Argentina) 2 Internazionale (Italy) 2 São Paulo (Brazil) 2 Ajax (Netherlands) 2 São Paulo (Brazil) 2 Juventus (Italy) 2 Real Madrid (Spain) 2
Country Titles
Argentina 7 Italy 7 Uruguay 6 Brazil 6 Netherlands 3 Spain 3 Germany 2
Paraguay 1 Yugoslavia 1 Portugal 1 England 1
Continent Titles
South America 20 Europe 18
You can also find information on the Toyota Cup at the the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation