International Sports Championships

Uruguay won the FIFA World Cup twice: in 1930 (the inaugural tournament hosted by Uruguay) and in 1950 (the famous 'Maracanazo' victory over Brazil in Rio de Janeiro). Option C is correct. Option A lists 1954 incorrectly, option B uses 1986 which never happened, and option D is incomplete. Uruguay was a football powerhouse in the early 20th century.

England won the FIFA Fair Play Trophy in the 1990 World Cup, despite not winning the tournament (West Germany won). The Fair Play Trophy is awarded for sporting behavior and fair play, not for winning matches.

Belgium won the FIFA Fair Play Trophy at the 2002 World Cup, awarded for the best sporting behavior and fair play throughout the tournament. This award recognizes the team that demonstrated the best conduct on and off the field.

Belgium won the FIFA Fair Play Trophy at the 2002 World Cup, awarded for the best sporting behavior and fair play throughout the tournament. This award recognizes the team that demonstrated the best conduct on and off the field.

South Korea won the FIFA Most Entertaining Team Award at the 2002 World Cup, recognized for their exciting and attacking style of play during their remarkable run to the semi-finals as co-hosts.

Germany has been runners-up in the World Cup 4 times (1966, 1982, 1986, 2002), which is the most of any nation. Italy has been runners-up twice, Brazil twice (including 1950 as hosts). Portugal has never been World Cup runners-up.

India has hosted the World Cup finals once - in 2011 when India won the tournament by defeating Sri Lanka at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium. India co-hosted the World Cup in 1987 and 1996 but did not reach the final in those tournaments.

Pakistan has hosted the World Cup finals once - in 1996 when Sri Lanka defeated Australia at Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium. Pakistan co-hosted the 1996 World Cup with India and Sri Lanka, and the Gaddafi Stadium was chosen as the final venue, though Pakistan did not qualify for the final.

England hosted the 2019 Cricket World Cup, marking the fifth time England hosted the tournament (1975, 1979, 1983, 1999, and 2019). The tournament featured 10 teams and England won their first World Cup by defeating New Zealand in a thrilling final at Lord's that went to a Super Over.

Rafael Márquez is a Mexican footballer who played as a defender for the Mexico national team. He captained Mexico in multiple World Cups and had a distinguished club career in Europe with Barcelona and Monaco. Japan, Ghana, and Sweden are incorrect as he never represented these nations.

José Antonio Reyes was a Spanish footballer who played for the Spain national team and clubs like Arsenal and Real Madrid. He was part of Spain's squad at major tournaments and had a successful career in European football. Mexico, South Korea, and Brazil are incorrect nationalities.

Freddie Ljungberg is a Swedish former footballer who played for the Sweden national team and Arsenal. He was known for his distinctive red hair and was part of Sweden's squad at multiple major tournaments. Switzerland, France, and Brazil are incorrect nationalities.