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Football World Cup Winners

Football World Cup Winners All-Time List

Brazil tops the all-time football world cup winners table with 5 world cup wins followed by Italy and Germany with 4 wins each. England has managed just one win in 1966 and the USA reached the quarter-finals in 2002 before losing 0:1 to Germany. We’ve included the World Cup Golden Boot Award[1] for the top goal scorer/s in each tournament, one of 5 post competition World Cup Awards.

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YearWorld ChampionsWorld Cup Final ResultSemi Final ResultWorld Cup HostsTeamsTotal GoalsGolden Boot / Golden Shoe AwardGoalsCountry
1930UraguayURUGUAY v Argentina 4:2League Table:
3rd USA, 4th Yugoslavia		Uruguay1370Guillemo Stable8Argentina
1934ItalyITALY v Czechoslovakia 2:1
(after extra time)		GERMANY v Austria 3:2Italy1670Oldřich Nejedlý5Czechoslovakia
1938ItalyITALY v Hungary 4:2BRAZIL v Sweden 4:2France1584Leonidas8Brazil
1950UraguayURUGUAY v Brazil 2:1League Table:
3rd Sweden, 4th Spain		Brazil1388Ademir8Brazil
1954GermanyGERMANY v Hungary 3:2AUSTRIA v Uruguay 3:1Switzerland16140Sandor Kocsis11Hungary
1958BrazilBRAZIL v Sweden 5:2FRANCE v Germany 6:3Sweden16126Just Fontaine13France
1962BrazilBRAZIL v Czechoslovakia 3:1CHILE v Yugoslavia 1:0Chile1689Flórián Albert
Valentin Ivanov
Garrincha
Vavá
Dražan Jerković
Leonel Sánchez		4Hungary
Soviet Union
Brazil
Brazil
Yugoslavia
Chile
1966EnglandENGLAND v Germany 4:2
(after extra time)		PORTUGAL v USSR 2:1England1689Eusebio9Portugal
1970BrazilBRAZIL v Italy 4:1GERMANY v Uruguay 1:0Mexico1695Gerd Müller10Germany
1974GermanyGERMANY v Netherlands 2:1POLAND v Brazil 1:0Germany1697Grzegorz Lato7Poland
1978ArgentinaARGENTINA v Netherlands 3:1
(after extra time)		BRAZIL v Italy 1:0Argentina16102Mario Kempes6Argentina
1982ItalyITALY v Germany 3:1POLAND v France 3:2Spain24146Paolo Rossi6Italy
1986ArgentinaARGENTINA v Germany 3:2FRANCE v Belgium 4:2
(after extra time)		Mexico24132Gary Lineker6England
1990GermanyGERMANY v Argentina 1:0ITALY v England 2:1Italy24115Salvatore Schillaci6Italy
1994BrazilBRAZIL v Italy 3:2
(after extra time)		SWEDEN v Bulgaria 4:0USA24141Oleg Salenko
Hristo Stoichkov		6Russia
Bulgaria
1998FranceFRANCE v Brazil 3:0CROATIA v Holland 2:1France32171Davor Suker6Croatia
2002BrazilBRAZIL v Germany 2:0TURKEY v South Korea 3:2Korea & Japan32161Ronaldo8Brazil
2006ItalyITALY v France 5:3
(after extra time)		GERMANY v Portugal 3:1Germany32147Miroslav Klose5Germany
2010SpainSPAIN v Netherlands 1:0
(after extra time)		GERMANY v Uruguay 3:2South Africa32145Thomas Müller5Germany
2014GermanyGERMANY vs Argentina 1:0
(after extra time)		NETHERLANDS v Brazil 3:0Brazil32172James Rodríguez6Columbia
2018FranceFRANCE vs Croatia 4:2BELGIUM v England 2:0Russia32169Harry Kane6England
2022  Qatar32
2026  USA, Canada, Mexico48
[1] Formerly called the World Cup Golden Shoe Award between 1982-2006. Prior to 1982 there was no award for the top goalscorer but we have included them in our list.

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FIFA™ World Cup Tournament Awards

After the tournament 5 World Cup Awards are made:

  • Best Young Player Award for best under 21 player, first awarded 2006
  • Fair Play Trophy Award for the team with the best fair play record, first awarded 1970
  • Golden Ball Award for best player, first awarded 1982
  • Golden Boot Award for top goal scorer, first awarded 1982
  • Golden Glove Award for best goalkeeper, first awarded 1994

There’s also a Man of the Match Award during each World Cup game for outstanding performance, first awarded 2002.

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