The elite clubs in the world needed a suitable

The elite clubs in the world needed a suitable home to compete, and the International Stadium Yokohama proved to be a fitting destination for several years. Some of the highlights from the prestigious club competition include Internacional's 1-0 win over Barcelona after a late winner from Adriano.The next year European giants AC Milan, led by Kaka, Alessandro Nesta and Flippo Inzaghi among others, capped off their successful 2007 UEFA Champions League campaign with a Club World Cup title after Buy Fifa Coins  an enthralling 4-2 win over Boca Juniors in the final.

Wayne Rooney and Manchester United then kept the wins going for Europe in the 2008 final after edging Ecuador's LDU Quito in the final in 2008, all under the roof of Yokohama's impressive stadium.After a two-year hiatus in which the tournament was hosted by the United Arab Emirates, the International Stadium Yokohama continued its tradition as the home of countless Club World Cup memories. In 2011, Pep Guardiola and Lionel Messi capped off a sterling year with a resounding 4-0 win over Santos at the stadium.The last Club World Cup final the stadium hosted saw South America take back the crown when Sao Paulo-based club Corinthians overcame 2012 UEFA Champions League winners Chelsea.

Home of the MarinosAlthough the stadium is most known for hosting the 2002 World Cup final and the numerous Club World Cup finals, it is the heartbeat of three-time J-League winners Yokohama F. Marinos, one of the most successful clubs in the league's history.As the city is located on Tokyo Bay, the club took up the name Marinos, Spanish for sailors', in 1982 making it one of the founding clubs. After construction was completed in 1998, the International Stadium Yokohama was then proud to Fifa 17 Coins be the host of a club steeped in Japanese football history.
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