Draft:Joe Hakim Trophy

Joe Hakim Trophy
Awarded for	Football Challenge Trophy
History
First award	2023
Final award	2024
Most recent	Spain

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Last edited by Kristianwant (talk | contribs) 12 days ago. (Update)

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The Joe Hakim Trophy is a hypothetical FIFA international football trophy. The trophy is a Title holders Trophy, with a concept following the rugby equivalent Raeburn Shield.^[1] The Joe Hakim Trophy was first awarded to Germany for their victory against France in their 33rd meeting, taking place at Dortmund. The trophy is named after the common misconception that the French first name Johakim is a full name Joe Hakim.

The trophy is obtained by challenging and beating the current Joe Hakim Trophy holder. Since the trophy is hypothetical, the setting of this match can be either a friendly game, World Cup game, or a championship game, such as the UEFA European Championship in Europe, or the Copa América in South America, among others.

The reigning champion is currently Spain.

List of Joe Hakim Trophy holders

Match	Defender	Score	Challenger	Date	Location	Tenure (days)
1	France	1-2	Germany	12 September 2023	Dortmund	67
2	Germany	2-3	Turkey	18 November 2023	Berlin	125
3	Turkey	0-1	Hungary	22 March 2024	Budapest	74
4	Hungary	1-2	Republic of Ireland	4 June 2024	Dublin	7
5	Republic of Ireland	0-3	Portugal	11 June 2024	Aveiro	15
6	Portugal	0-2	Georgia	26 June 2024	Gelsenkirchen	4
6	Georgia	1-4	Spain	30 June 2024	Cologne	Current

References

^ "The Raeburn Shield". The Raeburn Shield and Utrecht Shields. Archived from the original on 14 October 2023. Retrieved 14 October 2023.

[1] "The Raeburn Shield". The Raeburn Shield and Utrecht Shields. Archived from the original on 14 October 2023. Retrieved 14 October 2023.

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