Entity: WORLD-CUP
The World Cup is a prestigious global sporting event held every four years, where national teams compete to be crowned world champions in a particular sport, such as soccer or hockey.
WORLD CUP
Etymology
The term 'World Cup' originated as a reference to a trophy emblematic of the world championship in soccer, first competed for in 1930.
Definition
The World Cup is an international competition in a sport, such as soccer or hockey, where teams from different countries compete for the title of world champion.
Historical Context
The World Cup has been held every four years since 1930, with teams from over 150 national teams participating in qualifying matches to reach the finals.
Cultural Significance
The World Cup is a highly anticipated event that garners global attention, showcasing the best teams and players from around the world and fostering national pride and unity.
Related Concepts
Other similar global sporting events include the Olympics and various world championships in different sports.
See Also
An international competition in a sport, where teams from various countries compete for the title of world champion.