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 							Format and Qualifying
  The number of participating countries varies from tournament to tournament. Any
country may enter a team within twelve months of the previous final.[2]
  
  Quidditch World Cup Qualifying
  Sixteen separate groups of teams are formed. Each team plays all of the other teams in their group over a two year
period. During the group phase there is a cap of four hours on every game to avoid player exhaustion. On the occasion
that the game ends after four hours of play and the Snitch isn't caught, the result is decided on goals. A win earns two
points. In addition to these two points a win by 150 points earns five points, by 100 points an extra three points and
by 50 points an extra one point. If two teams are level on points, they are separated by whichever team captured the
Snitch most often, or most quickly during their matches. The sixteen teams who have finished top of the sixteen groups
qualify for the World Cup.[2]
  
  The Quidditch World Cup
  The tournament proper is straight knockout.
The sixteen qualified countries are ranked according to how many points they obtained in the qualifying groups. The team
who won the most points play the team who earned the least, the team who earned the second most play the team who earned
the second least, and so on. This theoretically allows the two best teams from the qualifying phase to meet in the
final.[2] For the 2014 Quidditch World Cup though, Nigeria and Norway were the top seeded teams and could face each
other as early as the semi-finals.
  
  Recorded World Cups
  1473
  This was the first ever
Quidditch World Cup. Only European teams participated. The final was contested between Flanders and Transylvania. During
the match, all 700 known fouls were committed (and several new ones subsequently created), including the Transfiguration
of a Chaser into a polecat, the attempted decapitation of a Keeper with a broadsword, and the release of a hundred
vampire bats from underneath the robes of the Transylvanian Captain.[3]
  
  17th century
  Non-European
teams compete in the tournament for the first time.[3]
  
  1809
  The ghastly climax of the 1809 final
between Romania and New Spain (what is now known as Mexico) has gone down in wizarding history as the worst exhibition
of temper ever given by an individual player. Niko Nenad’s teammates had become so concerned by his ferocious
outbursts during the quarter- and semi-finals that they tried to persuade their manager to substitute him for the final,
advice that was sadly ignored by the ambitious old wizard. After the game, Nenad’s teammate Ivan Popa (winner of
an International Wizarding Order of Merit for his life-saving actions during the catastrophe) told an international
inquiry, ‘over the preceding weeks we’d seen Niko beat himself over the head with his broom and set fire to
his own feet in frustration. I’d personally stopped him strangling two referees. However, I had no suspicion
about what he was planning to do if the final didn’t go our way. I mean, who’d suspect that? You’d
have to be as mental as he was.’ Precisely when and how Nenad managed to jinx an entire forest on the edge of the
West Siberian Plain is open to speculation, although he is thought to have had accomplices among unprincipled fans and
was later proven to have paid local Dark wizards substantial sums. After two hours of play, Romania were behind on
points and looking tired. It was then that Nenad deliberately hit a Bludger out of the stadium into the forest beyond
the pitch. The effect was instantaneous and murderous. The trees sprang to life, wrenched their roots out of the ground
and marched upon the stadium, flattening everything in their path, causing numerous injuries and several fatalities.
What had been a Quidditch match turned swiftly into a human versus tree battle, which the wizards won only after seven
hours’ hard fighting. Nenad was not prosecuted [since] he had been killed early on by a particularly violent
spruce.[3]
  
  1877
  Dubbed 'The Tournament That No One Remembers'.
  
  1878
  The 1878
Cup was a restaging of the 1877 Cup (dubbed 'The Tournament That No One Remembers').[2] The tournament has been held
every four years since the recall.
  
  20th century
  Argentina and Brazil reached the quarter
finals.[3]
  
  c.1964
  Britain hosted the World Cup.[4]
  
  1966
  Australia won this
tournament, with Chaser Royston Idlewind.[2]
  
  1974
  Syria won this tournament over Madagascar.
During the tournament, the crowd's Dissimulators became wands, breaking Royston Idlewind's new wand ban, who promptly
resigned.[2]
  
  1986
  The American National Quidditch team participated in the Quidditch World Cup.
Maximus Brankovitch III was their captain and Seeker.
  
  1990
  The U.S.A. participated in this year's
World Cup. Brankovitch III was their captain again.[5] The final went on for five days, in which Scotland suffered a
bitter defeat against Canada.[6]
  
  1994
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  The 1994 world cup
  The 422nd World Cup was organised by the International Quidditch Association. Its official sponsors were Butterbeer,
Pumpkin juice, Gringotts Wizarding Bank and Nimbus 2001.[7]
  Ireland flattened Peru in the semi-finals to set up a
meeting with Bulgaria. The Bulgarians had won the last twelve Eastern European Championship and had a "rock solid
defence". Ireland were another defensively strong team, but they also managed to score as many points as nearly every
team in the World Cup.[7]
  
  The British nations didn't fare well; England were beaten 390 to 10 by
Transylvania, Scotland lost to Luxembourg, and Wales lost to Uganda.[8]
  
  Krumquidditch
  Viktor Krum
at the 1994 World Cup.
  The stadium built for the 422nd World Cup took a Ministry of Magic task force a year to
construct, and could hold one hundred thousand spectators.[7]
  
  The 422nd Quidditch World Cup final was
held on 22 August, 1994 in England, between Ireland and Bulgaria. Ludovic Bagman provided the match commentary. Ireland
wore green robes with each player's name embroidered in silver on their back. They all flew Firebolt broomsticks and
Leprechauns served as the team's mascots. Veela were Bulgaria's mascots and they played in robes of scarlet. Irish
Chaser, Troy scored the first goal of the match. After another two Irish goals, Ivanova registered Bulgaria's opening
score. Then Ireland's Seeker Aidan Lynch was fooled by Viktor Krum's Wronski Feint, but managed to continue play after
the aid of some mediwizards. Fifteen minutes later Ireland had stretched their lead to 130-10, when their Chaser Mullet
was fouled by the Bulgarian Keeper, Zograf, and was awarded a penalty. This led to anarchy, with another penalty being
awarded to Ireland and referee Hassan Mostafa being distracted by the Veela. Quigley sent a Bludger towards Krum which
broke his nose. Lynch then spotted the Snitch, but was beaten in the race for it by Krum. Despite this, Ireland still
ran out the victors. The final score was 170-160. The Irish team performed a lap of honour before being presented with
the Quidditch World Cup in the stadium's Top Box (Lynch had to be supported by Moran and Connolly).[9]
  
 
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  The Death Eaters' riot
  Shortly after the final match at the World Cup, a
riot broke out as Death Eaters began attacking the tents of wizards and witches as well as a Muggle family. They
levitated, tormented, and humiliated Mr. and Mrs. Roberts. Various Ministry officials such as Arthur Weasley tried to
help the Muggles.
  
  In the chaos that erupted, Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, and Ron Weasley ended up
wandering in the woods, where they ran into Draco Malfoy. He taunted them over the fact that the Death Eaters would
target a Muggle-born like Hermione if they found her. Also during this time, Barty Crouch Jr. managed to break out of
his father's Imperius Curse, steal Harry's wand, and cast Morsmordre. When the Death Eaters spotted the Dark Mark in the
sky, they fled, something Lord Voldemort scorned them for upon his return in the following year.
  
  The
results of the Cup were:
  
  Transylvania defeated England, 390-10
  Luxembourg defeated Scotland
 
Uganda defeated Wales
  Semi-final: Ireland defeated Peru
  Final: Ireland defeated Bulgaria, 170-160
 
1998
  QuibblerQWC
  An issue of The Quibbler announcing the cancellation of the Quidditch World Cup.
 
"YOU-KNOW-WHO CLAIMS ANOTHER VICTIM: QUIDDITCH WORLD CUP CANCELLED AMID DEATH THREATS."
  —The Quibbler
headline.[src]
  During the Death Eater regime over Britain in 1997-1998, the Quidditch World Cup was reportedly
cancelled. This resulted in a number of death threats directed to the British Ministry of Magic.[10] After the Battle of
Hogwarts, the de-corrupted Ministry (now led by Kingsley Shacklebolt) still managed to organise the World Cup, in which
Malawi won over Senegal in the finals.
  2002
  Egypt won against Bulgaria when Rawya Zaghloul caught the
Snitch right before Viktor Krum. It was such a loss that Viktor Krum then tearfully resigned.
  
  2006
 
Burkina Faso won against France. The Burkinabé Seeker Joshua Sankara, became the Minister of Magic in his country for
2 days before he resigned to continue playing Quidditch.
  
  2010
  Moldova won against China. The match
lasted 3 days, and contained some of the finest Quidditch ever seen.
  
  2014
   	First
Round		Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Finals
   	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
  Flag of Côte d'Ivoire	
Ivory Coast	100	 
  Flag of Norway	 Norway	340	 
   	Flag of Norway	 Norway	20	 
   	Flag of Bulgaria	
Bulgaria	170	 
  Flag of Bulgaria	 Bulgaria	410
  New Zealand Flag	 New Zealand	170	 
   	Flag of
Bulgaria	 Bulgaria	610	 
   	800px-Flag of Japan	 Japan	460	 
  800px-Flag of Japan	 Japan	350	 
  Flag
of Poland	 Poland	140	 
   	800px-Flag of Japan	 Japan	270
   	Flag of Nigeria	 Nigeria	100	 
 
800px-Flag of Fiji.svg	 Fiji	160
  Flag of Nigeria	 Nigeria	400	 
   	Flag of Bulgaria	 Bulgaria	170
  
	720px-Flag of Brazil	 Brazil	60
  Flag of Jamaica	 Jamaica	230	 
  American Flag	 USA	240	 
   	American
Flag	 USA	450
   	Flag of Liechtenstein	 Liechtenstein	290	 
  Flag of Chad	 Chad	330
  Flag of
Liechtenstein	 Liechtenstein	470	 
   	American Flag	 USA	310
   	720px-Flag of Brazil	 Brazil	420	 
 
720px-Flag of Brazil	 Brazil	100	 
  Flag of Haiti	 Haiti	DQ*	 
   	720px-Flag of Brazil	 Brazil	460
  
	Flag of Wales 2	 Wales	300	 
  German Flag	 Germany	100
  Flag of Wales 2	 Wales	330	 
  *Disqualified
(90 points + illegal capture of the Snitch).
  NB: There was a play-off between the semifinals losers to determine
third place; Japan beat the USA 330 to 120.
  
  Winners
  1473 - Transylvania or Flanders
  1966 -
Australian Australia
  1974 - Syria
  1990 - Canada
  1994 - Irelandcrest Ireland
  1998 - Malawi
  2002 - Egypt
  2006 - Burkina Faso
  2010 - Moldova
  2014 - Bulgariacrest Bulgaria
  Behind the
scenes
  Stadium
  The Quidditch World Cup Stadium in 1994
  The cup was held every four years until the
Tournament that Nobody Remembers, at which point it was held two years in a row because nobody recalled it. Then it was
held every four years again from 1878 onwards.
  The mathematics relating to the World Cup are contradictory, as if
1994 cup was the 422nd, the tournament should have begun in 310 rather than 1473, as it is a proud boast of the
International Confederation of Wizards' Quidditch Committee that the competition has been held only every four years,
not more or less, since 1473.
  In chapter 3 of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Mrs Weasley mentions in her
letter to Harry that "Britain hasn't hosted the Cup for thirty years"; thirty, however, is not a multiple of four, and
so it could be assumed that she was simply rounding.
  The Quidditch World Cup seems to corresponds to the Muggle
Football World Cup, which takes place every four years, is hosted by a different nation at each occurrence, and has the
best players from many countries participating in it. Furthermore, British nations frequently disappoint at this
tournament, despite characteristic high hopes.
  Appearances
  Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (First
mentioned)
  Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Mentioned only)
  Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
(First appearance)
  Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (film)
  Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (video
game)
  Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Mentioned only)
  Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
(film) (Mentioned on poster in extra feature on Disc 2)
  Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Mentioned
only)
  Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Mentioned only)
  Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
(Mentioned only)
  Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup
  Quidditch Through the Ages
  Harry Potter Film
Wizardry
  Pottermore
  Notes and references
  ↑ Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Chapter
13, "Gryffindor versus Ravenclaw")
  ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Pottermore - New from J.K. Rowling: "History
of the Quidditch World Cup"
  ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Quidditch Through the Ages (real) (Chapter 8, The Spread of
Quidditch Worldwide)
  ↑ Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Chapter 3, "The Invitation")
  ↑
Quidditch Through the Ages (real)
  ↑ Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Chapter 5, Weasleys' Wizard
Wheezes)
  ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Harry Potter Film Wizardry (p93 "The Quidditch World Cup")
  ↑ Harry
Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Chapter 5, "Weasley's Wizard Wheezes")
  ↑ Harry Potter and the Goblet of
Fire
  ↑ "Divulgado roteiro COMPLETO de Relíquias da Morte: Parte 1 - FULL Deathly Hallows: Part 1 script
released″ on Oclumencia.com.br. (translation here)
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