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In most countries of the world, the term ''World Cup'' is taken to mean the [[FIFA World Cup]] in [[football]], usually called simply '''the World Cup'''. | In most countries of the world, the term ''World Cup'' is taken to mean the [[FIFA World Cup]] in [[football]], usually called simply '''the World Cup'''. | ||
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*[[Rugby World Cup]] (rugby union) | *[[Rugby World Cup]] (rugby union) | ||
''For a list of all sports named or organised as | ''For a list of all sports named or organised as World Cup competitions, see the tab at [[World Cup/related articles]].'' | ||
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In most countries of the world, the term World Cup is taken to mean the FIFA World Cup in football, usually called simply the World Cup.
However, the term is also used to describe other sporting events, and, less frequently, to denote World Cup style competitions, that is, contests in which national teams represent their countries.
Sporting events organised as 'World Cup
- FIFA World Cup (men's association football)
- ICC Cricket World Cup
- Rugby World Cup (rugby union)
For a list of all sports named or organised as World Cup competitions, see the tab at World Cup/related articles.