Divisions
Division 1
Division 2
England
Switzerland
Netherlands
United Arab Emirates
Morocco
Belgium
The BSWW Tour is a series of international events in beach soccer. It is organised by Beach Soccer Worldwide (BSWW), an organization responsible for promotion and development of beach soccer sport. BSWW Tour is an international exhibition tour in beach soccer allowing teams to practice and compete in beach soccer as well as to allow spectators to see the sport. The tour holds events in different locations around the world.
First started in 1996, the series were called the Pro Beach Soccer Tour (PBST) until 2004 when partnership with FIFA started.
England
Switzerland
Netherlands
United Arab Emirates
Morocco
Belgium
Brazil 10-3 USA 
Argentina - Italy 
USA 7-6 Argentina [OT; on pen]
Brazil 13-9 Mexico 
Mexico 4-3 USA
Brazil 2-1 Argentina
Argentina 3-2 Mexico
Brazil 10-3 USA
[5 goals of Zico]
Table:
1. Brazil 3 3 0 25-13 6
2. Argentina 3 1 2 10-11 2
3. Mexico 3 1 2 15-19 2
4. USA 3 1 2 13-20 2
Semifinals
South Korea 8-3 Japan 
Brazil 9-4 Argentina
Third place match
Argentina 13-2 Japan
Final
Brazil 11-3 South Korea
02/03/1996 Buenos Aires (Argentina)Argentina 5-12 Brazil Friendly Match 1996
USA 3-6 Brazil
Italy 3-12 Brazil
Italy 6-9 Brazil
USA 2-3 Brazil
USA 4-9 Brazil
Italy 4-9 Brazil
Italy 2-8 Brazil
USA 0-4 Brazil
Netherlands 4-13 Brazil
Italy 4-3 Brazil
England 1-13 Brazil
Italy 4-5 Brazil
Malaysia 1-14 Brazil
Italy 3-5 Brazil
Semifinals
Brazil 15-2 Japan
South Korea - Italy
Third place match
Japan / Italy
Final
Brazil 6-4 South Korea
Brazil 7-4 Argentina
USA - Spain 
Third place match: Argentina 2-3 Spain
Final: Brazil 8-7 USA
Malaysia 4-10 Brazil
USA 2-4 Brazil
USA 3-10 Brazil
Italy 1-5 Brazil
Spain 2-4 Brazil
Yugoslavia 2-5 Brazil
USA 3-5 Brazil
Spain 6-8 Brazil
Brazil 13-5 France 
Brazil 11-1 Canada 
Brazil 5-2 Uruguay 
USA - Portugal 
USA - Argentina
USA - Japan
Semifinals
Brazil 13-4 Portugal
USA - France
Third place match: Portugal - France
Prince Albert Sel. 7-5 Spain
Malaysia 3-6 Brazil
Malaysia 4-7 Brazil
Europa Sel. 2-7 Brazil
Spain 2-1 Brazil
Prince Albert Sel. 9-14 Brazil
Portugal 2-4 Brazil
Prince Albert Sel. 2-6 Yugoslavia
Germany 10-6 Austria 
Yugoslavia 7-4
Third place match: Austria 4-2 Italy
Final: Yugoslavia 6-4 Germany
21/09/1999 Monte Carlo (Monaco) Brazil 7-5 France Friendly Match 1999
Third place match: Argentina 3-2 Portugal
USA 4-2 Japan
Brazil 11-3 South Africa 
Portugal 5-3 France
Spain 9-2 Italy
Semifinals 5-8
Japan 7-3 South Africa
France 8-7 Italy
Semifinals 1-4
Brazil 7-1 USA
Spain 6-2 Portugal
Seventh place match: Italy 6-5 South Africa
Fifth place match: France 7-4 Japan
Third place match: Portugal 3-1 USA
Final: Brazil 7-1 Spain
Brazil 11-2 Portugal
Spain 10-2 France
France 6-5 Portugal
Brazil 4-0 Spain
Spain 5-2 Portugal
Brazil 11-10 France
Table:
1. Brazil 3 3 0 0 26-12 9
2. Spain 3 2 0 1 15- 8 6
3. France 3 1 0 2 18-26 3
4. Portugal 3 0 0 3 9-22 0
Spain 3-1 Italy
Brazil 12-7 France
France 7-5 Spain
Brazil 7-1 Italy
France 6-5 Italy
Spain 5-4 Brazil
Table:
1. Brazil 3 2 0 1 23-13 6
2. Spain 3 2 0 1 13-12 6
3. France 3 2 0 1 20-22 6
4. Italy 3 0 0 3 7-16 0
Germany 6-5 Turkey 
Brazil 11-1 Spain
Spain 6-5 Turkey
Brazil 14-0 Germany
Spain 10-4 Germany
Brazil 14-5 Turkey
Table:
1. Brazil 3 3 0 0 9
2. Spain 3 2 0 1 6
3. Germany 3 1 0 2 3
4. Turkey 3 0 0 3 0
Brazil 11-3 Turkey
USA - Italy
Brazil 12-1 Italy
USA - Turkey
Turkey 7-5 Italy
Brazil 6-2 USA
1. Brazil
2. USA
3. Turkey
4. Italy
France 7-3 UAE
Italy 2-0 Spain
Germany 3-2 England
France 4-3 Italy
UAE 8-5 England
Spain 7-2 Germany
Germany 9-3 UAE
Italy 5-1 England
France 6-4 Spain
Table:
1. France 3 3 0 0 9
2. Italy 3 2 0 1 6
3. Germany 3 2 0 1 6
4. Spain 3 1 0 2 3
5. UAE 3 1 0 2 3
6. England 3 0 0 3 0
Brazil 3-2 Portugal
Spain - Mexico
Brazil 4-2 Spain
Portugal - Mexico
Brazil 5-3 Mexico
Portugal - Spain
Winner: Brazil
Brazil 11-5 Spain
France 6-4 Argentina
Third place match: Argentina 5-4 Spain
France 6-5 Thailand
Prince Albert Sel. 6-6 Scandinavia [OT; 2-1 on pen]
Portugal 13-5 Scandinavia
Spain 6-5 Scandinavia [OT]
France 9-4 Belgium
Germany 9-7 Italy
Portugal - Switzerland
Spain - France
Portugal - France
Spain - Switzerland
Portugal - Spain
France - Switzerland
Winner: Portugal
Italy 6-4 Switzerland
Belgium 8-7 France [OT]
Third place match: France 11-5 Switzerland
PSG Legends 4-3 FC Porto Legends
France All Star 5-5 Dream Team
Europe Sel. 3-7 Brazil
Semifinals Brazil 10-2 Portugal
France 7-6 Switzerland
Third place match: Switzerland 7-6 Portugal [OT]
Semifinals
Germany 9-5 Turkey
Netherlands 5-4 England
Third place match
Turkey 9-6 England
Final
Germany 5-4 Netherlands
Brazil 5-3 Spain
Norway 3-1 France
Spain 4-3 France
Brazil 11-2 Norway
Spain 5-3 Norway
Brazil 5-1 France
Winner: Brazil
Brazil 8-3 Spain
France 7-2 Norway
France 8-2 Spain
Brazil 12-3 Norway
Spain 4-0 Norway
Brazil 5-3 France
Winner: Brazil
Brazil 6-4 World Selection
Hungary 6-5 Switzerland
Hungary 10-4 Belgium
Hungary 9-8 Germany
Switzerland 8-2 Belgium
Switzerland 10-4 Germany
Belgium 6-5 Germany
Winner: Hungary
Portugal 12-3 Netherlands
France 6-5 England
France 7-6 Netherlands [OT]
Portugal 7-4 England
France 8-7 Portugal
England 7-5 Netherlands
Winner: France
Italy 3-2 Reunion [OT]
France 15-4 Madagascar 
Third place match: Reunion 12-4 Madagascar
Final: France 3-3 Italy [OT; 3-2 pen]
Friendly match Oct 6 France 6-9 Reunion
Brazil 7-6 World Selection
France 7-2 Peru 
Brazil 8-0 Mexico
France 5-1 Mexico
Brazil 9-2 Peru
Mexico 4-3 Peru
Brazil 9-2 France
Winner: Brazil
Brazil 5-4 European All-Stars
Portugal 6-5 England
Switzerland 13-1 Austria
Third place match: Austria 4-3 England
Final: Switzerland 4-1 Portugal
Germany 4-3 France
Israel 6-3 Turkey
Third place match: France 6-4 Turkey
Switzerland 5-10 Brazil
Brazil 5-0 World Selection
Brazil 4-5 Paraguay 
Brazil 7-4 Paraguay
Brazil 4-5 Paraguay
Portugal 8-5 Spain
France 5-6 Europa Sel. [OT]
Third place match: France 7-5 Spain
Final: Europa Sel. 6-5 Portugal
Switzerland 3-1 Poland 
Germany 9-8 Hungary
Switzerland 6-3 Germany
Poland 6-4 Hungary
Germany 4-2 Poland
Switzerland 10-6 Hungary
winner: Switzerland
Mexico 5-2 World Selection
Portugal 10-1 Netherlands
Switzerland 9-2 Germany
Third place match: Netherlands 5-2 Germany
Final: Portugal 5-1 Switzerland
Turkey 7-6 Hungary
Czech Rep. 5-1 Norway
Israel 6-4 Germany [not for the Cup]
1/2 finals
Germany 4-1 Czech Rep.
Israel 11-4 Turkey
Fifth place match
Hungary 8-6 Norway
Third place match
Turkey 9-7 Czech Rep.
Germany 4-3 Austria
Switzerland 6-4 Czech Rep.
Third place match: Austria 5-3 Czech Rep.
Final: Switzerland 6-1 Germany
Switzerland 7-8 Brazil
Spain 6-2 Azerbaijan 
Switzerland 4-2 Hungary
Austria 4-3 Slovakia 
Third place match: Slovakia 8-6 Hungary
Final: Switzerland 9-3 Austria
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