SBS Cup

Last updated
SBS Cup
Organising body Japan Football Association (JFA)
Founded1977
Region Shizuoka, Japan (Asia)
Number of teams4
Current championsFlag of Colombia.svg  Colombia (2019)
Website Official website
(in English)
Soccerball current event.svg 2024 SBS Cup

The SBS Cup is an association football tournament held annually in the Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan.

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It began in 1977 as several friendly matches between South Korean and Japanese high schools to celebrate Shizuoka Broadcasting System's (SBS) 25th anniversary. [1] It was expanded to become a tournament in 1979 and since 2002, it has been a round-robin competition for national teams and a representative team from the Shizuoka Prefecture.

Results

YearParticipants
1977
1978
YearChampionsRunners-upThird-place
1979 Flag of South Korea.svg Cheonggu High School Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Japan.svg Shizuoka Gakuen High School
1980Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Japan.svg Shimizu Higashi High School Flag of South Korea.svg Cheonggu High School
1981 Flag of Germany.svg Bayern Munich Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of South Korea.svg Cheonggu High School
1982Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of South Korea.svg Kumho High School Flag of Japan.svg All Japan Junior Youth
1983 Flag of Japan.svg All Japan Junior YouthFlag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of South Korea.svg Iri High School
1984 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Feyenoord Flag of Japan.svg Shimizu Higashi High School Flag of South Korea.svg Cheonggu High School
1985Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of South Korea.svg Cheonggu High School Flag of Brazil.svg XV de Novembro
1986 Flag of Brazil.svg Juventus-SP Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Japan.svg Shimizu Higashi High School
1987 Flag of Brazil.svg Americana EC Flag of South Korea.svg Kumho High SchoolFlag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka
1988 Flag of Brazil.svg Paraná Selection Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of South Korea.svg Daeryun High School
1989 Flag of Brazil.svg São Paulo Selection Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of South Korea.svg Pohang Jecheol Technical High School
1990 Flag of Brazil.svg Botafogo Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of South Korea.svg Daegu Technical High School
1991 Flag of Brazil.svg Moji-AraraFlag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Italy.svg Sampdoria
1992 Flag of Spain.svg Real Madrid Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Czechoslovakia Flag of Japan.svg Japan
1993 Flag of Japan.svg JapanFlag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Spain.svg Real Madrid
1994 Flag of Japan.svg Japan Flag of Italy.svg Juventus Flag of Brazil.svg Criciúma
1995 Flag of Japan.svg Japan Flag of Brazil.svg XV de Novembro Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka
1996 Flag of Brazil.svg Grêmio Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Japan.svg Japan
1997Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Italy.svg Juventus Flag of Colombia.svg América de Cali
1998 Flag of Brazil.svg Cruzeiro Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Germany.svg Borussia Dortmund
1999Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Croatia.svg NK Croatia Zagreb Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka
2000Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Brazil.svg Palmeiras Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka
2001 Flag of Spain.svg Valencia Flag of Brazil.svg PalmeirasFlag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka
YearChampionsRunners-upThird-placeFourth-place
2002 Flag of Paraguay.svg ParaguayFlag of Portugal.svg  Portugal Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Japan.svg  Japan
2003Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Russia.svg  Russia
2004Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka
2005Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Senegal.svg  Senegal Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka
2006Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka
2007Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine Flag of the United States.svg  United States Flag of Japan.svg  Japan
2008Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka
2009Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico Flag of France.svg  France Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka
2010Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Flag of Ghana.svg  Ghana Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka
2011Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia
2012Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka
2013Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Russia.svg  Russia Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay
2014Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea
2015Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Japan.svg  Japan
2016Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Costa Rica Flag of Japan.svg  Japan
2017Flag of Chile.svg  Chile Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka
2018Flag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia
2019Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium
2022 [2] Flag of Uzbekistan.svg  Uzbekistan Flag of Shizuoka Prefecture.svg All-Shizuoka Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay
2023
(details)
Dates: 14–20 August 2023

See also

National teams
Men's
Women's

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References

  1. "Information". SBS International Cup Official Website. Retrieved 24 May 2017.
  2. "2022 Archive | SBS Cup International Youth Soccer". www.at-s.com. Shizuoka Shimbun, Shizuoka Broadcasting System . Retrieved 23 June 2023.