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| Stadings Key: MP: Matches Played / W: Wins / L: Loses / D: Draws / P: Points |
| Points Key: a Win: 6 points / a Draw: 3 points / a Loss: 0 points / a Shutout: 1 point / Each goal: 1 point (up to 3) |
| Where is Bosnia? Remember that as the 2004 Champions, Team Bosnia does not need to play in the Qualifier Games. Instead they automatically go on to the Round of 16. |
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| Points Key: a Win: 3 points / a Draw: 1 points / a Loss: 0 points |
QUARTERFINAL RESULTS
| Tuesday, July 26th |
Gambia - 3 |
VS |
Iraq - 4 |
| Brazil - 3 |
VS |
Korea - 2 |
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| Wednesday, July 27th |
Mexico - 7 |
VS |
Bosnia - 0 |
| USA - 6 |
VS |
Russia - 0 |
SEMIFINAL RESULTS
| Wednesday, August 22nd | Mexico - 3 |
VS | Bosnia -0 |
| USA - 5 |
VS | Russia - 0 |
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES DAY RESULTS
Sunday, July 31st
| Third Place Match |
Iraq - 2 |
VS |
Mexico - 6 |
| CHAMPIONSHIP |
USA - 1 |
VS |
Brazil - 0 |
AWARDS
Best Fans Award: Brazil
Sister Communities Award: Cameroon
Fairplay Award: Afghanistan
MVP: "Primo" Anderson Santos (Brazil)
MVP Runner Up: Ebuo Cham (Gambia)
Top Goal Scorer: Jose Oviedo (Mexico)
Top Goalkeeper: Carlos Fernandez (Iraq)
Top Goalkeeper, Honorable Mention: Emerson De Olivera (Brazil)