Number of played matches : 35

Number of players : 770

Number of differents players : 247

Number of differents strikers : 59

Number of penalties : 7

Total of goals 1958 : 126

Average 1958 : 3,60 goals by match

Better attack 1958 : France with 23 goals

The youngest winner of the world cup is Pelé (Brazil) : 17 years and 8 months Sunday June 29, 1958 in Stockholm at the time of the Brazil-Sweden final (5-2)

4 goals in the same match : E Willimowski (Poland): 1st round Brazil-Poland (6-5) Sunday, June 5, 1938, Ademir (Brazil): 2nd turn Brazil-Sweden (7-1) Sunday, July 9, 1950, S Kocsis (Hungary): 1st turn Hungary-Frg (8-3) Sunday, June 20, 1954, J Fontaine (France): Little final France-Frg (6-3) Saturday, June 29, 1958, Eusebio (Portugal): Quarterfinal North Korea -Portugal (3-5) Saturday, July 23, 1966 and E Butragueno (Spain): Round of 16 Denmark-Spain (1-5) Wednesday, June 18, 1986

Match of support : It should be noted that the 2 points of the matches of support were not count in the table of the classification after the 1st turn

First goal of Pelé in the world cup to the 65' of the quarterfinal Brazil-Wales (1-0) Thursday June 19, 1958 in Gothenburg in Sweden

The greatest number of goals marked in a final is 7 Sunday June 29, 1958 in Stockholm, between Brazil and Sweden (5-2): Vava (9' and 32'), Pelé (55' and 90'), Zagalo (68') for Brazil and N Liedholm (4'), A Simonsson (80') for Sweden

Better striker of the world cup 1958 in Sweden : Just Fontaine (France) with 13 goals (in only one world cup, record always in progress); for this feat of arms, it was seen decreeing a rifle

Altafini.J has played for 2 different teams : Brazil-3 matches in 1958, Italy-2 matches in 1962

Pelé (Brazil), U Seeler (Frg), M Klose (Germany) and Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) took part in 4 world cups of continuation and marked in each one of it : 6 (1958), 1 (1962), 1 (1966), 4 (1970) for Pelé, 2 (1958), 2 (1962), 2 (1966), 3 (1970) for U Seeler, 5 (2002), 5 (2006), 4 (2010), 2 (2014) for M Klose and 1 (2006), 1 (2010), 1 (2014), 4 (2018) for Cristiano Ronaldo