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StatisticsThe best of all the Football World Cups |
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| Attacks / Strikers by Football World Cup | Better striker(s) | Better attack(s) | 1st time, 100th time, 1000th time... | Records... | The strikers burst out | Numbers for the players |
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| Better average : 5,38 goals in 1954 in Switzerland for 26 matches (record always in progress) |
| Hungary in 1954 (Switzerland) is the team which marked the most goals in a world cup with 27 goals including 11 goals of S Kocsis which finishes better striker of the Football World Cup |
| 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) |
| They have winned all their matches : Uruguay in 1930, Italy in 1938 and Brazil in 1970 and 2002 |
| Smaller number of matches played : Netherlands Indies with 1 match |
| 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 |
| Two players gained a world cup by marking in all the matches : A Ghiggia (Uruguay) at the time of the world cup of 1950 (Brazil) marked in each of the 4 matches and Jaïrzinho (Brazil) at the time of the world cup of 1970 (Mexico) marked in each of the 6 matches |
| Titleholders eliminated in the 1st turn of the following competition : Italy (1950), Brazil (1966), France (2002), Italy (2006), Spain (2014) and Germany (2018) |
| The quarterfinal Austria-Switzerland (7-5) of Saturday June 26, 1954 in Lausanne (Switzerland) constitutes the to date highest score: 12 goals. Three matches finished with 11 goals : 1st turn Brazil-Poland (6-5) of Sunday June 05,1938 in Strasbourg in France (including 4 goals of E Willimowski - Poland),1st turn Hungary-Frg (8-3) of Sunday June 20,1954 in Basle in Switzerland (including 4 goals S Kocsis - Hungary) and the 1st turn Hungary-El Salvador (10-1) of Tuesday June 15,1982 in Elche in Spain |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| G Hurst (England) is the only player to date to have marked 3 goals (including 2 during the extra time) at the time of a final: England-Frg (4-2) saturday July 30, 1966 |
| Saturday July 23, 1966 in Liverpool in England into quarterfinal against the North Korea which led 3 to 0 after 25 minutes of play, Eusebio registered 4 goals for Portugal and José Augusto one and the North Korea lost 5 to 3 a little more than one half an hour later |
| The record number of semifinals belongs to Germany : 12 (Germany (1934-2002-2006-2010-2014) et Frg (1954-1958-1966-1970-1982-1986-1990)), considering Frg and Germany as the same country |
| 2 triplets in the World Cup : G Batistuta (Argentina): 1st turn Argentina-Greece (4-0) Tuesday, June 21, 1994, 1st turn Argentina-Jamaica (5-0) Sunday, June 21, 1998 and G Müller (Frg) 1st turn Bulgaria-Frg (2-5) Sunday, June 7, 1970, 1st turn Frg-Peru (3-1) Wednesday, June 10, 1970 |
| Tuesday June 15, 1982 in Elche in Spain, Hungary passed 10 goals against El Salvador (which marked only one); this record is always to beat |
| Tuesday June 28, 1994 at the time of the match of 1st turn Russia-Cameroun (6-1), Roger Milla (Cameroun) with 42 years and 4 months, was the oldest striker (1 goal to the 46') to have taken part in a world cup |
| France in 1998 and Italy in 2006 have best defenses within all the winners of world cup of football with only 2 goals (including 1 penalty) |
| Ronaldo (Brazil) with 15 goals (4 in 1998, 8 in 2002 and 3 in 2006) is the 2nd best striker in Football World Cup |
| Brazil, Frg and Germany : Brazil (1950-1958-1962-1970-1994-1998-2002) and Frg (1954-1966-1974-1982-1986-1990) then Germany (2002-2014) played respectively 7 and 8 finals and were opposed in a world cup for the first time Sunday June 30, 2002 to Yokohama to Japan (victory of Brazil 2-0) |
| M Klose (Germany) with 16 goals (5 in 2002, 5 in 2006, 4 in 2010 and 2 in 2014) is the best striker in Football World Cup |
| Only Brazil took part in all the world cups |
| The goalkeeper A Carbajal (Mexico) in 1950, 1954, 1958, 1962, 1966, L Matthäus (Frg and Germany) in 1982, 1986, 1990, 1994 and 1998 and R Marquez (Mexico) in 2002, 2006, 2010, 2014 et 2018 are the 3 only players to have taken part in 5 world cups |
| L Matthäus (Frg and Germany) : 2 (1982), 7 (1986), 7 (1990), 5 (1994) and 4 (1998) is the player to have taken part in greatest number of meetings out of world cup : 25 front M Klose (Germany) 24 : 7 (2002), 7 (2006), 5 (2010) and 5 (2014), P Maldini (Italy) 23 : 7 (1990), 7 (1994), 5 (1998) and 4 (2002), U Seeler (Frg) 21 : 5 (1958), 4 (1962), 6 (1966) and 6 (1970), W Zmuda (Poland) 21 : 7 (1974), 6 (1978), 7 (1982) and 1 (1986) and D A Maradona (Argentina) 21 : 5 (1982), 7 (1986), 7 (1990) and 2 (1994) |
| Brazil and Sweden are the 2 teams which played one against the other the most: 7 times (1938, 1950, 1958, 1978, 1990, 1994 (2 times)) |
| Number of participations in the world cup : Brazil: 21, Italy: 18, Argentina: 17 |
| Number disputed matches : Brazil: 109, Italy: 83, Argentina: 81 |
| Number gained matches : Brazil: 73, Italy: 45, Argentine: 43 |
| Number of matches lost : Mexico: 27, Argentina: 23, Uruguay : 20 |
| Number of matches null : England and Italy: 21, Brazil: 18 and Argentina and Spain: 15 |
| Number of marked goals : Brazil: 229, Argentina: 137 and Frg: 131 |
| Number of boxed goals : Brazil: 105, Mexico: 98 and Argentina: 93 |
| Best difference of goals : Brazil: 124, Frg: 54 and Italy: 51 |
| Worse difference of goals : Mexico: -38, South Korea: -36 and Bulgaria: -31 |
| The greatest number of matches played with extra time : England and Italy: 10, Argentina: 9 and Brazil, France and Spain: 7 |
| Brazil and Frg : Frg (1982-1986-1990) and Brazil (1994-1998-2002) are the only countries to have taken part in 3 consecutive finales |
| 6 teams did not mark of goal : at the time of their participation (single) in a world cup: Netherlands Indies (1938), Zaire (1974), Canada (1986), Greece (1994), China (2002) et Trinidad and Tobago (2006) |
| In final, 4 strikers have marked in 2 different finals : Vava-Brazil (2 in 1958, 1 in 1962), Pelé - Brazil (2 in 1958, 1 in 1970), P Breitner - Frg (1 in 1974, 1 in 1982), Z Zidane - France (2 in 1998, 1 in 2006) |
| They have winned several World Cups : For Brazil : Pelé (1958-1962-1970), Didi, Djalma Santos, Garrincha, Gilmar, Nilton Santos, Vava, Zagalo, Zito (1958-1962), Cafu (1994-2002), for Italy : G Ferrari, G Meazza, E Monzeglio (1934-1938) |
| The Netherlands and Frg are two countries that have lost the most World Cup finals: 3 |
| G Bergomi (Italy) took part in 4 world cups (1982-1986-1990-1998) |
| G Buffon (Italy) took part in 4 world cups (2002-2006-2010-2014) |
| Cafu (Brazil) took part in 4 world cups (1994-1998-2002-2006) |
| D Caniza (Paraguay) took part in 4 world cups (1998-2002-2006-2010) |
| F Cannavaro (Italy) took part in 4 world cups (1998-2002-2006-2010) |
| Djalma Santos (Brazil) took part in 4 world cups (1954-1958-1962-1966) |
| S Etoo (Cameroon) took part in 4 world cups (1998-2002-2010-2014) |
| T Henry (France) took part in 4 world cups (1998-2002-2006-2010) |
| MB Hong (South Korea) took part in 4 world cups (1990-1994-1998-2002) |
| P Maldini (Italy) took part in 4 world cups (1990-1994-1998-2002) |
| G Rivera (Italy) took part in 4 world cups (1962-1966-1970-1974) |
| P Rocha (Uruguay) took part in 4 world cups (1962-1966-1970-1974) |
| K Schnellinger (Frg) took part in 4 world cups (1958-1962-1966-1970) |
| E Scifo (Belgium) took part in 4 world cups (1986-1990-1994-1998) |
| R Song (Cameroon) took part in 4 world cups (1994-1998-2002-2010) |
| Franky Van Der Elst (Belgium) took part in 4 world cups (1986-1990-1994-1998) |
| Xavi (Spain) took part in 4 world cups (2002-2006-2010-2014) |
| W Zmuda (Poland) took part in 4 world cups (1974-1978-1982-1986) |
| A Zubizarreta (Spain) took part in 4 world cups (1986-1990-1994-1998) |
| J Mascherano (Argentina) took part in 4 world cups (2006-2010-2014-2018) |
| S Ramos (Spain) took part in 4 world cups (2006-2010-2014-2018) |
| Iniesta (Spain) took part in 4 world cups (2006-2010-2014-2018) |
| A Guardado (Mexico) took part in 4 world cups (2006-2010-2014-2018) |
| V Behrami (Switzerland) took part in 4 world cups (2006-2010-2014-2018) |
| The highest number of goals AG took place at the World Cup in Russia (2018): 11 |
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