The Intercontinental Cup, also known as the Toyota European/South American Cup starting in 1980, is a Super Cup competition between the winners of the European Cup (or more commonly, the UEFA Champions League since the 1993 edition) and the winners of the Copa Libertadores in South America.
1960–1979[]
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The first Intercontinental Cup was played in a home-away format in 1960. No logo was founded during the period before the Japanese takeover.
1980–2004[]
In 1980, the tournament permanently moved to Japan as a result of sponsorship from Toyota, from the 1980 edition onwards, the competition will be one-legged and uses its alternative name - the "Toyota European/South American Cup" - in promotional material.
The competition was last held in 2004. The following year, FIFA merged this with their previous Club World Championship to become the FIFA Club World Championship - Toyota Cup, or as it is known today, the FIFA Club World Cup. Japan was still given the duty to host the tournament until 2009, and Toyota was still one of the tournament's main sponsors until 2015, when, coincidentally, the tournament returned to Japan.
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