The team that scored the most goals in the history of the World Cup.

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Most goals scored in the World Cup: Cristiano Ronaldo (Brazil), * *15, 1998 4, 8 in 2002 and 3 in 2006; 14 ball: Gedmü ller (Germany); 13 ball: Fontaine (France

) 13 ball: Pele (Brazil); 1 1 Goals: Kocsis (Hungary), Klinsmann (Germany), Klose (Germany); 10 goal: Rato (Poland), Rahn (Germany), Reinkel (England)

Big), Kubilas (Peru), batistuta (Argentina)

Scored the most goals in the final: Bailey scored 3 goals (1958 2 goals, 1970 1 ball); Wawa 3 ball (1958 2 ball, 1962 1 ball); Hurst scored 3 goals (1966) and Zidane scored 3 goals.

( 1998/2006)

Most goals scored in a single World Cup: Fontaine (France), 1958, 13 ball finals; Kocsis scored 1 1 in five matches of 1954 World Cup.

Top scorer with the fewest goals: Nej Deliens (Czechoslovakia) 1934.

The country that scored the most goals in a single game: 1954, Hungary, with 27 goals.

Most goals scored in a single game: Salenko (Russian), 5 goals against Cameroon, 1994.

Top scorer in a single World Cup: Klose (Germany), 5 goals, 2002.

The most hat tricks: Hungarian Kocsis twice (1954 against South Korea and West Germany), French Fontaine twice (1958 against Paraguay and West Germany), and West Germany Gedmü ller 2.

Time (1970 in Bulgaria and Peru)

The first hat trick: Staby Le (Argentina) 1930, Argentina-Mexico.

The most goals scored: Pele (Brazil) in the fourth quarter (1958/1962/1966/1970) and four quarters (1958/1962/).

1966 1 ball, 1970 4 ball) Uwe Seeler (West Germany) (1958 1 ball, 1962 2 2 ball, 1966 2 ball.

Milestone goals: 1 (French Laurent 1930 vs Mexico), 500th (Scottish bobby collins 1958 vs Paraguay), 1000 (RensenBrin).

Croatia, Netherlands, 1978 vs Scotland), 1500 ball (caniggia, Argentina, 1994 vs Nigeria), the 2000th ball (auerbach, Sweden, England, 2006).

The 2063rd ball (Materazzi, France, Italy, 2006)

Fastest goal: In 2002, Turkish striker Hakan Suk scored only 1 1 sec in the opening match against South Korea;

Latest goal: In 2006, Alessandro Del Piero of Italy scored 12 1 minute against Germany;

Fastest hat trick: Hungarian laszlo Keith scored in the 70th minute, 74th minute and 77th minute against El Salvador in 1982, and he was the only one in the World Cup.

A substitute for hat tricks; Batistuta of Argentina scored three goals in the 1998 World Cup match between Argentina and Jamaica in 10 minutes.

Oldest goal: 1994, Cameroonian roger milla scored against Russia, when he was 42 years old and 39 days old;

Youngest goal: 1958, Brazil Pele scored against Wales, only 17 years and 239 days;

The World Cup includes the only person who scored in the infield in the final: Jairzinho of Brazil (also translated as Cha Xiannu), 1970 World Cup six goals; Kyrgyzstan, Uruguay

Gia also scored in 1950 (4 games), but it was a round robin and there was no final.

Fastest substitute goal: 1998, Danish striker Sander scored a goal only 16 seconds after coming off the bench against Nigeria; Moraris (Uruguay), 2002, Ukraine.

Lagui-Senegal came off the bench in the second half and started at 17 seconds.

Two World Cup finals: Brazil's Wawa (1958/ 1962), Bailey (1958/ 1970), and West Germany's Blattner (1974/1970).

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The only person who scored for two countries in the World Cup: Proche Chinneski, who scored for Yugoslavia 1990 and Croatia 1998.

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The first own goal: Manuel rosas (Mexico) 1930, Mexico-Chile (another word, 1938, Swiss Ernst Loscher vs. Germany.

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The fastest own goal: 2006, England 1: 0 Paraguay, Gamara, 3 minutes.

The only person who scored an own goal in the same game: Ernie Brantes of the Netherlands completed this "feat" in the 1978 match between the Netherlands and Italy.

In the end, it won 2-0/kloc.

Record of appearance

The person who played the most in the World Cup: matthaeus (German), 25 games in the fifth session, ***2048 minutes; The second is Italy's Paolo Maldini (23 games).

Longest player: Paolo Maldini (Italy), 23 games in 4 sessions, ***22 17 minutes.

People who participated in the most games: the 5th matthaeus (1982 to 1998), Caballe (Mexican, * * * 5th, 1950 to 1966).

Players who reached the finals the most in a row: Cafu (Brazil), 1994, 1998, and reached the finals three times in a row in 2002.

The oldest player: roger milla, a Cameroonian, 1994 played against Russia, he was 42 years and 39 days.

Youngest player: norman whiteside, Northern Ireland, 1982, only 17 years old 4 1 day against Yugoslavia.

Two countries participated in the World Cup: Monti (Argentina 1930, Italy 1934), Puskas (Hungary 1954, Spain 1962) and Santa Maria (Uruguay).

1954, Spain 1962), mazzola (Brazil 1958, Italy 1962 renamed Altafini), Proche chinneski (Yugoslavia 1990, Croatia1.

(Yugoslavia 1990, Croatia 1998)

The person with the shortest playing time in the World Cup: Labidi of Tunisia played for 2 minutes in the match against Mexico on 1978; 1986 Argentine Tro Biani is in the final against west Germany.

The substitute played the last two minutes 3.

The fastest person to be replaced: 1998 In the match with Austria, Italian Nesta was replaced by Bergomi due to injury in the first 4 minutes; In Sweden, England in 2006.

Owen was also replaced by Crouch in the first four minutes because of injury.

Youngest coach: 1930 Argentina played against France in the first game, when their coach juan jose Tramu Tora was only 27 years and 267 days old.

Oldest coach: 1954 When France fought Mexico, French coach gaston Baru was 70 years old, 194 days.

Youngest starter: 1930 yugoslavia vs Brazil, and the average age of yugoslavia starter is 2 1 year and 258 days.

Oldest starting: 1998. The average age of Germany's first attack on Iran is 3 1 year and 345 days.

Red and yellow card record

Total number of World Cup red cards (as of 2006): 142.

Team with the most red cards: Argentina, 10.

The most red and yellow cards in a single game: Germany-Cameroon in 2002 (4 yellow vs 2 red); In 2006, Portugal and the Netherlands (8 yellow changed to 4 red) were all 16 yellow.

The most red cards: Portugal vs Netherlands in 2006, 4 red cards (costinha, Deco, Van Bronckhorst, Boulahrouz).

The fastest red card: 1986, Uruguayan sergio batista was sent off only 56 seconds after the opening match against Scotland.

The fastest yellow card: 1994. Russian Gul Lucovici got a yellow card at 1 minute against Sweden.

The first player sent off: Mario de las casas of Peru 1930 was sent off against Romania.

The first goalkeeper sent off: 1994 Italian pagliuca was sent off against Norway.

The first person to get a red card in the World Cup finals: 1990 Argentina vs West Germany, Argentina Monson. Shortly thereafter, Meng Song's teammate Dezotti also got a red card; Another decision

The French desailly who got the red card was 1998.

People sent off more than once: Cameroonian Rigbersson (1994 against Brazil, 1998 against Chile), Frenchman Zidane (1998 against Saudi Arabia, against Italy in 2006).

Red and yellow cards of the first World Cup: 1970 World Cup in Mexico. The inventor of the red and yellow cards is British referee Aston.

The first yellow card: Lopchev (Soviet Union), 1970,

The first red card: Kassel (Chile), 1974, Chile-West Germany.

The first referee of the World Cup final: Belgian john long Lutz.

Score record

Highest score: 10- 1 Hungary-El Salvador 1982 9-0 Hungary-Korea 1954 9-0 Yugoslavia-Zaire 1974 8-0 Sweden-Cuba1938.

Uruguay-Bolivia 1950 Germany-Saudi Arabia 2002

One team scored the most goals in a single game: 1982, Hungary-El Salvador 10: 1.

Most goals scored in a single game: 1954 Austria 7-5 Switzerland (12 goals).

Maximum winning: 1 1, Brazil, 2002-2006.

Maximum losing streak: 9 games, Mexico, 1930, 1950 pairs 1958.

Maximum number of consecutive competitions: 5, Belgium, 1998 to 2002.

The most unbeaten games: 13 games, Brazil, 1958 ratio 1966( 1 1 win 2 draws).

Most games: 17, Bulgaria, 1962 to 1974, 1986, 1994.

Other records

The oldest player to win the World Cup: Italy's Zoff, 1982, who was 40 years old when he won the championship as captain.

The youngest player to win the World Cup: Brazil's Pele, 1958, he is only 17 years old.

World Cup winner: Brazil's Pele, three times (1958, 1962, 1970).

Winner list of captain and coach: German beckenbauer, captain 1974, coach 1990.

The first player and coach to win the championship: zagallo of Brazil, player 1958/ 1962, coach 1970.

The only coach who won the World Cup twice: Italy's Pozzo, 1934/ 1938.

First penalty: 1930 Mexican Mannur rosas, against Argentina.

The first person to miss a penalty: 1934 Balderma de brito of Brazil was saved by Zamora of Italy.

Longest clean sheet record: Italian goalkeeper Zeng Jia kept a clean sheet in five games within 1990 ***5 18 minutes.

The largest stadium in the history of the World Cup: Maracana Stadium

Most watched matches: 1950 World Cup Final, Brazil vs Uruguay, Maracana Stadium in Brazil. Official records show that the audience number is 199854.

Match with the least audience: 1930 Uruguay World Cup first round, Romania vs Peru, 300 people.

Players with the most fouls in a single game: Diego Diego Maradona, the king of the ball, 1990, * * * was fouled 53 times by his opponent. Captain of the first world champion team: Jose Nazazi of Uruguay.

Head coach of the first world champion team: Alberto Supese of Uruguay.

The oldest winner of the Golden Globe Award in the World Cup: Zidane in 2006, aged 34.

The youngest winner of the Golden Globe Award in the World Cup: 1998, Cristiano Ronaldo, 22 years old.

The first goalkeeper to win the Golden Globe in the World Cup: Kahn in 2002.

The first defending champion did not have the right to participate in the World Cup directly (not counting the first World Cup): the 2006 World Cup in Germany.

The "Golden Ball System" World Cup was used in the extra time in the knockout stage: 1998 World Cup in France and 2002 World Cup in Korea and Japan.

The first overtime "Golden Ball": 1998 World Cup in France, 1/8 Final, Blanco (France)

The first player to score 3 goals in a single final: 1966 World Cup in England, Jeffrey Hearst (England)

The first final was decided by exchanging penalties: 1994 USA World Cup Final, Brazil 3-2 Italy.

The first country to enter the World Cup finals for three consecutive times: Germany (1982, 1986, 1990). Since 1954 World Cup, Germany has entered the quarter-finals in 14 World Cup.

Brazil, which entered the final stage of the 2000 session, also lagged far behind.

Brazil won the most World Cups five times.

Sixth place 1958.6.29 Sweden and Brazil 5: 2 Sweden and Brazil

7th 1962.6. 17 Chile Brazil 3: 1 Czechoslovakia Brazil

No.9 1970.6.2 1 Mexico Brazil 4: 1 Italy Brazil

15 1994.7. 17 USA Brazil 3: 2 Italy (penalty) Brazil

June 30, 2002 Korea, Japan and Brazil 2: 0 Germany and Brazil.

Host countries of previous World Cups and 1, 2, 3 and 4 winners.

The number of participating teams is the first, second and third place in years.

1 1930 Uruguay 13 Uruguay Argentina USA yugoslavia

2 1934 Italy 16 Italy Czech Republic Germany Austria

3 1938 France 15 Italy Hungary Brazil Sweden

4 1950 Brazil 13 Uruguay Brazil Sweden Spain

5 1954 Switzerland 16 West Germany Hungary Austria Uruguay

6 1958 Sweden 16 Brazil, Sweden, France and West Germany

7 1962 Chile 16 Brazil Czech Republic Chile Yugoslavia

8 1966 Britain 16 England, West Germany, Portugal and the Soviet Union

9 1970 Mexico 16 Brazil Italy West Germany Uruguay

10 1974 west Germany 16 west Germany Netherlands Poland Brazil

1 1 1978 Argentina 16 Argentina Netherlands Brazil Italy

12 1982 Spain 24 Italy West Germany Poland France

13 1986 Mexico 24 Argentina West Germany France Belgium

14 1990 Italy 24 west Germany Argentina Italy England

15 1994 USA

France 32 France Brazil Croatia Netherlands

17 2002 Korea-Japan 32 Brazil Germany Turkey Korea

Germany 32 Italy France Germany Portugal

The 1st 1930 World Cup in Uruguay, stabile's 8-goal Uruguay champion.

Italy's Shuvio, Czechoslovakia's Ni Endeley and France's Koning each scored 4 goals in the 2nd World Cup in Italy from 65438 to 0934, and won the best shot in this tournament.

Italian champion

The 3rd 1938 French World Cup, 8-goal Italian champion in Leonidas, Brazil.

The 4th 1950 World Cup in Brazil, Ademyr, Brazil, 9-goal Uruguayan champion.

The 5th Swiss 1954 World Cup, Hungarian Kocsis 1 1 West Germany's soccer king.

The 6th World Cup in Sweden 1958 France's Fontaine 13 Brazil Champion.

In the 7th 1962 World Cup in Chile, Ivanov of the Soviet Union, Elkovic of Yugoslavia and Albert of Hungary tied for the top scorer Brazilian championship with four goals.

The 8th 1966 World Cup in England, especially Sebbio's 9-goal English champion.

In the 9th Mexico 1970 World Cup, West Germany 10 scored the Brazilian champion.

At the 10 1974 World Cup in West Germany, Polish player Grateau won the championship in West Germany with 7 goals.

The 6th 1 11978th World Cup, Kempes of Argentina, 6-goal Argentine champion.

The 1st12nd Spain1982nd World Cup, Italy Rossi won the 6-goal Italian championship.

In the 13 rd 1986 World Cup in Mexico, England's Reinkel won the championship with 6 goals.

The 6th14th 1990 World Cup in Italy.

The 1st15th 1994 world cup, USA, Bulgarian Stoichkov and Russian Salenko tied for the top scorer list and won the Brazilian championship with 6 goals.

France's 6th 1998 World Cup, Croatia's 6-goal French champion.

In 2002, Ronaldo won the 8-goal Brazilian championship in the 7th Korea-Japan World Cup.

18th Italian champion in the 2006 World Cup in Germany.

Brazil 5 times, Italy 4 times, Germany 3 times, Uruguay 2 times, Argentina 2 times, France 1 time, England 1 time.

20 10 The official theme song of the World Cup in South Africa, "Wawen Banner" sung by Somali singer Knaan.

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