2005 FIFA World Youth Championship

The following 24 teams qualified for the 2005 FIFA World Youth Championship. Host country the Netherlands did not have to qualify for the tournament. :1.Teams that made their debut. == Sponsorship ==

FIFA partners • Adidas • Coca-Cola • Toshiba • Fujifilm • MasterCard • McDonald's • T-Mobile • Yahoo • Hyundai • Philips • Avaya National supporters • Hubo • Unive • FIFA.com • FIFA Fair Play == Match officials ==

For a list of all squads that played in the final tournament, see 2005 FIFA World Youth Championship squads. == Group stage ==

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;6 goals • Lionel Messi ;5 goals • Fernando Llorente • Oleksandr Aliev ;4 goals • Graziano Pellè • David Silva ;3 goals • Pablo Zabaleta • Chen Tao • Mouhcine Iajour • Chinedu Obasi ;2 goals • Rafinha • Renato Ribeiro • José Pedro Fuenzalida • Ricardo Parada • Radamel Falcao • Fredy Guarín • Nicky Adler • Marvin Matip • Daniele Galloppa • Tarik Bendamou • Ryan Babel • Hedwiges Maduro • Taye Taiwo • Juanfran • Miquel Robusté • Gökhan Güleç • Sezer Öztürk ;1 goal • Julio Barroso • Neri Cardozo • Gustavo Oberman • Ryan Townsend • Nick Ward • Abou Maiga • Razak Omotoyossi • Diego Tardelli • Edcarlos • Gladstone • Fábio Santos • Rafael Sobis • Marcel de Jong • Jaime Peters • Matías Fernández • Gonzalo Jara • Pedro Morales • Cui Peng • Hao Junmin • Gao Lin • Lu Lin • Tan Wangsong • Zhao Xuri • Zhou Haibin • Zhu Ting • Harrison Otálvaro • Wason Rentería • Hugo Rodallega • Christian Gentner • Alexander Huber • Michele Canini • Andrea Coda • Raffaele De Martino • Sota Hirayama • Shunsuke Maeda • Koki Mizuno • Abdessalam Benjelloun • Adil Chihi • Reda Doulyazal • Nabil El Zhar • Quincy Owusu-Abeyie • Ibrahim Afellay • Urby Emanuelson • Collins John • Rick Kruys • Ron Vlaar • David Abwo • Olubayo Adefemi • Isaac Promise • Mikel John Obi • John Owoeri • José Venegas • Baek Ji-hoon • Park Chu-young • Shin Young-rok • Jonathan Soriano • Francisco Molinero • Víctor Casadesús • Alberto Zapater • Goran Antić • Johan Vonlanthen • Majed Al Haj • Mohamad Al Hamawi • Abdelrazaq Al Hussain • Maxym Feschuk • Dmytro Vorobey • Chad Barrett • Hunter Freeman • Jacob Peterson == Awards ==