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|[[Zerwynn]]
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|[[Ryken]]
|[[RykenLatterheim Stadium|Ryken{{En dash}}Latterheim Stadium]]
|[[Ryken–Latterheim Stadium|Ryken–Latterheim Stadium]]
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|[[Roviny]]
|[[Roviny]]
|[[Roviny Arena]]
|[[Roviny LXA Stadium]]
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|[[Rommes]]
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|[[Rommes National Centre]]
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===Match officials===
===Match officials===

Revision as of 02:40, 26 July 2023

The 2460 IFK World Cup was the 4th IFK World Cup, the quadrennial world championship for open league national phutebola teams organised by the IFK. It took place in Empherias and Grensalbourg, the first dual-host, from November to 21 December 2460, after the country was awarded the hosting rights in 2453. It was the third time the championships had been held in Alaxia, and the second time they were held in the High Kingdoms of Alaxia.

The tournament phase involved 24 teams, of which 22 came through qualifying competitions held in different continents between 2457 and 2459, while Empherias and Grensalbourg qualified automatically as host nations.

Origins and organisation

Host and venues

Locations in Empherias Locations in Wynnoa Locations in Grensalbourg
Esthullen White Rose Stadium Rosetta Rosetta Stadium Sistyn Sistyn Saint Stadium
Gateshaven Arrows Stadium Georgina Georgina Stadium Grewynnes Grewynnes Mountain Arena
Nieuwbourg Nieuwbourg Sports Centre and Stadium Winswepp Winswepp Stadium
Vreimer Vreimes Emporium Alexandria Alexandria Stadium
Zerwynn Zerwynn Western Sports Centre
Ryken Ryken–Latterheim Stadium
Roviny Roviny LXA Stadium
Rommes Rommes National Centre
Mertens Mertens Merigold Stadium

Match officials

References

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