Santiago

2014

2014
Santiago
Chile
8 days
450 plAyers
100,000 Spectators

The 2014 tournament took place in the vibrant city of Santiago, Chile. The 12th edition of the Homeless World Cup saw 100,000 spectators watch the action live from Plaza de Bulnes, where the host nation took both the men’s and women’s championships. Photo: Elaine Livingstone

A unique feature of the Homeless World Cup tournament is that regardless of ability, all teams compete for the same number of days. The competition breaks into a number of different trophies. Because of these levels of competitions, the games are exciting and meaningful even on the final day of the tournament. On the last day, each team earns their final position – and those standings then influence the rankings that will seed next year’s tournament.

There are a total of seven trophies: five for the men’s competition and two for the women’s. The Homeless World Cup and Women’s Homeless World Cup trophies are the top prizes, respectively.

 

WOMEN’S
HOMELESS WORLD CUP (Tier 1)

Results

  1. Chile

  2. Mexico

  3. Brazil

  4. Hungary

  5. Argentina

  6. Netherlands

  7. England

  8. Wales

  9. USA

  10. India

  11. Norway

  12. Sweden

This year’s Women’s Homeless World Cup went to host nation Chile. Both men and women’s teams took the top titles, much to the delight of the home crowd. 

Photo: Elaine Livingstone

Homeless World Cup (Tier 1)

Results

  1. Chile

  2. Bosnia

  3. Poland

  4. Brazil

  5. Russia

  6. Portugal

  7. Namibia

  8. Netherlands

The Homeless World Cup is the top prize in the men’s competition. The iconic trophy travels the world with each winner and is then brought to the next host city before the competition begins. This year, the cup is returning to Chile as the men’s team emerged victorious.

Photo: Elaine Livingstone

EJERCITO DE CHILE CUP (Tier 2)

Results

  1. Mexico

  2. Indonesia

  3. Hungary

  4. Bulgaria

  5. Peru

  6. Lithuania

  7. Costa Rica

  8. Ireland

The second tier of the competition saw Mexico take the Ejercito de Chile Cup.

Photo: Elaine Livingstone

MUNICIPALIDAD DE SANTIAGO CUP (Tier 3)

Results         

  1. RomaniA

  2. Germany

  3. Ghana

  4. Hong Kong

  5. Scotland

  6. Greece

  7. Austria

  8. Argentina

The third tier trophy, the Municipalidad de Santiago Cup, went to the Romanian squad.

Photo: Elaine Livingstone

ACCION TOTAL CUP (Tier 4)

Results

  1. Northern Ireland

  2. Denmark

  3. Italy

  4. France

  5. Slovenia

  6. Norway

  7. England

  8. Wales

The fourth tier trophy, the Accion Total Cup, went to Northern Ireland.

Photo: Elaine Livingstone

FUTBOL CALLE CUP (Tier 5)

Results

  1. India

  2. Switzerland

  3. USA

  4. Kyrgyz Republic

  5. Finland

  6. Sweden

  7. Cambodia

  8. Czech Republic

The fifth tier trophy, The Futbol Calle Cup, went to India.

Photo: Elaine Livingstone

INSP CUP (Tier 6)

Results

  1. Canada

  2. South Korea

The sixth tier trophy, the International Network of Street Papers Cup, was won by Canada.

Photo: Elaine Livingstone
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