10th World University Futsal Championship


Poznan - Poland


28/8/2006 - 3/9/2006


Halls:

-> Arena Hall (4500 seats)
-> Krzesiny School Sports Hall (750 seats)




Teams

Group A
1 Poland
2 Serbia & Montenegro
3 Chinese Taipei
4 Kazakhstan

Group B
1 Brazil
2 Slovenia
3 Great Britain
4 Slovakia

Group C
1 Russia
2 Czech Republic
3 Morocco
4 Croatia

Group D
1 Ukraine
2 Portugal
3 China
4 Kyrgyzstan


Fixture

28/8/2006
12.15 Slovenia - Slovakia 1-1
12.15 Portugal - Kyrgyzstan 5-0
14.30 Brazil - Great Britain 9-0
14.30 Ukraine - China 16-3
16.45 Serbia & Montenegro - Kazakhstan 11-2
16.45 Czech Republic - Croatia 6-3
19.00 Poland - Chinese Taipei 7-2
19.00 Russia - Morocco 15-4

29/8/2006
12.15 Czech Republic - Morocco 6-2
12.15 Serbia & Montenegro - Chinese Taipei 4-1
14.30 Croatia - Russia 3-21
14.30 Kazakhstan - Poland 3-4
16.45 Portugal - China 6-2
16.45 Slovenia - Great Britain 12-4
19.00 Kyrgyzstan - Ukraine 0-10
19.00 Slovakia - Brazil 3-7

30/8/2006
12.15 Ukraine - Portugal 5-3
12.15 China - Kyrgyzstan 4-4
14.30 Russia - Czech Republic 5-3
14.30 Morocco - Croatia 6-7
16.45 Brazil - Slovenia 1-1
16.45 Great Britain - Slovakia 2-15
19.00 Poland - Serbia & Montenegro 6-5
19.00 Chinese Taipei - Kazakhstan 0-5

Poznan 2006 - Group A Standing
1. Poland ----------------------3-3-0-0-17-10-9
2. Serbia & Montenegro ---------3-2-0-1-20--9-6
3. Kazakhstan ------------------3-1-0-2-10-15-3
4. Chinese Taipei --------------3-0-0-3--3-16-0

Poznan 2006 - Group B Standing
1. Brazil ----------------------3-2-1-0-17--4-7
2. Slovenia --------------------3-1-2-0-14--6-5
3. Slovakia --------------------3-1-1-1-19-10-4
4. Great Britain ---------------3-0-0-3--6-36-0

Poznan 2006 - Group C Standing
1. Russia ----------------------3-3-0-0-41-10-9
2. Czech Republic --------------3-2-0-1-15-10-6
3. Croatia ---------------------3-1-0-2-13-33-3
4. Morocco ---------------------3-0-0-3-12-28-0

Poznan 2006 - Group D Standing
1. Ukraine ---------------------3-3-0-0-31--6-9
2. Portugal --------------------3-2-0-1-14--7-6
3. Kyrgyzstan ------------------3-0-1-2--4-19-1
4. China -----------------------3-0-1-2--9-26-1

Second stage

1/9/2006
(29) 12.15 CII – BI
Czech Republic - Brazil 1-5

(25) 12.15 CIII – BIV
Croatia - Great Britain 6-1

(30) 14.30 CI – BII
Russia - Slovenia 5-1

(26) 14.30 CIV – BIII
Morocco - Slovakia 5-6

(31) 16.45 AII – DI
Serbia & Montenegro - Ukraine 3-7

(27) 16.45 AIII – DIV
Kazakhstan - China 5-3

(32) 19.00 AI – DII
Poland - Portugal 4-3

(28) 19.00 AIV – DIII
Chinese Taipei - Kyrgyzstan 1-4

2/9/2006
(36) 12.15 Loser 29 - Loser 31
Czech Republic - Serbia & Montenegro 2-6

(40) 12.15 Loser 25 - Loser 27
Great Britain - China 7-6

(35) 14.30 Loser 30 - Loser 32
Slovenia - Portugal 4-2 a.p.(4-4)

(39) 14.30 Loser 26 - Loser 28
Morocco - Chinese Taipei 4-3 a.p. (4-4)

(34) 16.45 Winner 29 - Winner 31
Brazil - Ukraine 7-2

(37) 16.45 Winner 25 - Winner 27
Croatia - Kazakhstan 5-4 a.p. (5-5)

(33) 19.00 Winner 30 - Winner 32
Russia - Poland 10-3

(38) 19.00 Winner 26 - Winner 28
Slovakia - Kyrgyzstan 5-6 a.p. (5-5)


3/9/2006
15th/16th Place Match
(41) 9.00 Loser 39 - Loser 40
Chinese Taipei - China 6-5 (4-3)

13th/14th Place Match
(42) 9.00 Winner 39 - Winner 40
Morocco - Great Britain 13-2

7th/8th Place Match
(45) 11.15 Loser 35 - Loser 36
Portugal - Czech Republic 4-3 a.p. (4-4)

11th/12th Place Match
(45) 11.15 Loser 37 - Loser 38
Kazakhstan - Slovakia 7-9 (4-6)

5th/6th Place Match
(46) 13.30 Winner 35 - Winner 36
Slovenia - Serbia & Montenegro 1-4 a.p. (4-4)

9th/10th Place Match
(44) 13.30 Winner 37 - Winner 38
Croatia - Kyrgyzstan 1-8

3rd/4th Place Match
(47) 16.00 Loser 33 - Loser 34
Poland - Ukraine 1-5 (0-4)

1st/2nd Place Match
(48) 18.30 Winner 33 - Winner 34
Russia - Brazil 4-1 (1-0)

10th World University Futsal Championship Winner:
RUSSIA

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Previous editions (winner in bold):

1st: 1984 - Sao Paulo (Brazil), Brazil
2nd: 1990 - Parma (Italy), Italy
3rd: 1992 - Malaga (Spain), Spain
4th: 1994 - Nicosia (Cyprus), Russia
5th: 1996 - Jyvaskyla (Finland), Brazil
6th: 1998 - Braga (Portugal), Ukraine
7th: 2000 - João Pessoa (Brazil), Brazil
8th: 2002 - Nyiregyhaza (Hungary), Russia
9th: 2004 - Palma De Mallorca (Spain), Ukraine
10th: 2006 - Poznan (Poland), Russia
11th: 2008 - Kopar (Slovenia), ?


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July 13th, 2006

The draw was concluded by the FISU Chairman for Futsal, Mr. John Warnock in the City Hall of Poznan on Thursday, 13rd of July.

The draw was made in accordance to procedure determined by the FISU International Technical Commission (CTI).



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