of eight teams with no nations fielding more than one team. Ireland regained its women's title over Canada at Docklands Stadium in the first women's grand final match played as an AFL curtain raiser. The 2020 International Cup was scheduled for 21 July – 8 August in Sunshine Coast, Queensland. It was initially postponed until 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic before being cancelled altogether in 2021. Prior to the tournament several changes had been announced. Criteria were made more strict, reducing the number of Australian based players allowed to compete. New Zealand announced the planned entry of its first women's team. The AFL had, for the first time, announced capping the men's competition to 16 teams and the women's to eight. In August 2021, the AFL announced that the IC would return in 2023 to align with its original three-year schedule. No host as yet been announced. On 22 April 2022, the AFL announced it was postponing the International Cup until 2024 citing "significant investment required from the AFL to host the event". The AFL did not commit to a host, but alluded to the possibility that the winning Sunshine Coast bid may stand. Men's International Cup Division 1 Grand final and third place playoff results Prior to 2011, all men's teams competed in one division. Overall tournament results Sorted by winning percentage, with draws counted as half a win, half a loss, and percentage (points for/points against x 100). Overall tournament placings Women's International Cup Grand final and third place playoff results Overall tournament results Sorted by winning percentage, with draws counted as half a win, half a loss, and percentage (points for/points against x 100). Overall tournament placings Men's Division 2 results Since the 2011 Australian Football International Cup the Men's competition has been split into two Divisions, with the format differing from each past edition. In 2011 and 2014, the divisional lineup was decided by a preliminary competition that involved all eighteen teams. In 2017, the divisions were pre determined prior to the tournament, with ten teams playing in Division 1 and eight playing in Division 2. In 2014, Division Two was decided by ladder position. Grand final and third place playoff results Overall tournament placings Qualification & Player Eligibility As of the cancelled 2020 tournament there is no formal system in place for qualification of participating sides and countries are extended open invitations to send