Past World Cup Winners

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This is a list of all teams, players and coaches who have won the FIFA World Cup tournament since its inception in 1930.

Jun 11, 2018 - World Cup Final history. Uruguay 1930: Uruguay def. Argentina 4-2. Italy 1934: Italy def. Czechoslovakia 2-1 (ET) Brazil 1950: Uruguay def. Switzerland 1954: West Germany def. Sweden 1958: Brazil def. Chile 1962: Brazil def. England 1966: England def. Mexico 1970: Brazil def.

By team[edit]

The 21 World Cup tournaments have been won by eight different nations. Brazil has won the most titles, five. The current champion is France, who won the title in 2018.

Map of FIFA World Cup winners
Nations that won the World Cup
TitlesTeamYear(s)
5Brazil1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002
4Italy1934, 1938, 1982, 2006
4Germany[n 1]1954, 1974, 1990, 2014
2Uruguay1930, 1950
2Argentina1978, 1986
2France1998, 2018
1England1966
1Spain2010

By year[edit]

Participating teams have to register squads for the World Cup, which consisted of 22 players until 1998 and of 23 players from 2002 onwards.

Since 1978, winners' medals are given to all members of the winning squads. Prior to that, only players who were on the pitch during the final matches received medals. FIFA decided in 2007 to retroactively award winners' medals to all members of the winning squads between 1930 and 1974.[citation needed]

Squads of teams that won the World Cup
YearTeamSquad[n 2]CoachRef
1930Uruguay
(detailed squad)		MFJ. Andrade • FWP. Anselmo • GKE. Ballestrero • FWJ. Calvo • GKM. Capuccini • FWH. Castro • FWP. Cea • FWP. Dorado • DFL. Fernández • MFÁ. Gestido • FWS. Iriarte • DFE. Mascheroni • MFÁ. Melogno • DFJ. Nasazzi • FWP. Petrone • MFC. Píriz • DFE. Recoba • MFC. Riolfo • FWZ. Saldombide • FWH. Scarone • DFD. Tejera • FWS. UrdinaránA. Suppici[fs 1]
1934Italy
(detailed squad)		DFL. Allemandi • FWP. Arcari • MFL. Bertolini • FWF. Borel • DFU. Caligaris • MFA. Castellazzi • GKG. Cavanna • GKG. Combi • FWA. Demaría • FWG. Ferrari • MFA. Ferraris • FWE. Guaita • FWA. Guarisi • GKG. Masetti • FWG. Meazza • MFL. Monti • DFE. Monzeglio • FWR. Orsi • MFM. Pizziolo • DFV. Rosetta • FWA. Schiavio • MFM. VarglienV. Pozzo[fs 2]
1938Italy
(detailed squad)		MFM. Andreolo • FWS. Bertoni • FWA. Biavati • GKC. Ceresoli • MFB. Chizzo • FWG. Colaussi • MFA. Donati • FWG. Ferrari • FWP. Ferraris • DFA. Foni • MFM. Genta • MFU. Locatelli • GKG. Masetti • FWG. Meazza • DFE. Monzeglio • GKA. Olivieri • MFR. Olmi • FWP. Pasinati • MFM. Perazzolo • FWS. Piola • DFP. Rava • MFP. SerantoniV. Pozzo[fs 3]
1950Uruguay
(detailed squad)		FWJ. Britos • FWJ. Burgueño • DFS. Gambetta • FWA. Ghiggia • DFJ. González • DFM. González • DFW. Martínez • GKR. Máspoli • FWÓ. Míguez • FWR. Morán • MFW. Ortuño • GKA. Paz • FWJ. Pérez • MFR. Pini • FWL. Rijo • MFV. Rodríguez Andrade • FWC. Romero • FWJ. Schiaffino • DFE. Tejera • MFO. Varela • FWE. Vidal • DFH. VilchesJ. López[fs 4]
1954West Germany
(detailed squad)		1T. Turek • 2F. Laband • 3W. Kohlmeyer • 4H. Bauer • 5H. Erhardt • 6H. Eckel • 7J. Posipal • 8K. Mai • 9P. Mebus • 10W. Liebrich • 11K.-H. Metzner • 12H. Rahn • 13M. Morlock • 14B. Klodt • 15O. Walter • 16F. Walter • 17R. Herrmann • 18U. Biesinger • 19A. Pfaff • 20H. Schäfer • 21H. Kubsch • 22H. KwiatkowskiS. Herberger[fs 5]
1958Brazil
(detailed squad)		1Castilho • 2Bellini • 3Gilmar • 4Djalma Santos • 5Dino Sani • 6Didi • 7M. Zagallo • 8Oreco • 9Zózimo • 10Pelé • 11Garrincha • 12Nílton Santos • 13Moacir • 14De Sordi • 15Orlando • 16Mauro • 17Joel • 18J. Altafini • 19Zito • 20Vavá • 21Dida • 22PepeV. Feola[fs 6]
1962Brazil
(detailed squad)		1Gilmar • 2Djalma Santos • 3Mauro • 4Zito • 5Zózimo • 6Nílton Santos • 7Garrincha • 8Didi • 9Coutinho • 10Pelé • 11Pepe • 12Jair Marinho • 13Bellini • 14Jurandir • 15Altair • 16Zequinha • 17Mengálvio • 18Jair • 19Vavá • 20Amarildo • 21M. Zagallo • 22CastilhoA. Moreira[fs 7]
1966England
(detailed squad)		1G. Banks • 2G. Cohen • 3R. Wilson • 4N. Stiles • 5J. Charlton • 6B. Moore • 7A. Ball • 8J. Greaves • 9B. Charlton • 10G. Hurst • 11J. Connelly • 12R. Springett • 13P. Bonetti • 14J. Armfield • 15G. Byrne • 16M. Peters • 17R. Flowers • 18N. Hunter • 19T. Paine • 20I. Callaghan • 21R. Hunt • 22G. EasthamA. Ramsey[fs 8]
1970Brazil
(detailed squad)		1Félix • 2Brito • 3Piazza • 4Carlos Alberto • 5Clodoaldo • 6Marco Antônio • 7Jairzinho • 8Gérson • 9Tostão • 10Pelé • 11Rivellino • 12Ado • 13Roberto • 14Baldocchi • 15Fontana • 16Everaldo • 17Joel • 18Paulo Cézar Caju • 19Edu • 20Dario • 21Zé Maria • 22LeãoM. Zagallo[fs 9]
1974West Germany
(detailed squad)		1S. Maier • 2B. Vogts • 3P. Breitner • 4H.-G. Schwarzenbeck • 5F. Beckenbauer • 6H.-D. Höttges • 7H. Wimmer • 8B. Cullmann • 9J. Grabowski • 10G. Netzer • 11J. Heynckes • 12W. Overath • 13G. Müller • 14U. Hoeneß • 15H. Flohe • 16R. Bonhof • 17B. Hölzenbein • 18D. Herzog • 19J. Kapellmann • 20H. Kremers • 21N. Nigbur • 22W. KleffH. Schön[fs 10]
1978Argentina
(detailed squad)		1N. Alonso • 2O. Ardiles • 3H. Baley • 4D. Bertoni • 5U. Fillol • 6A. Gallego • 7L. Galván • 8R. Galván • 9R. Houseman • 10M. Kempes • 11D. Killer • 12O. Larrosa • 13R. La Volpe • 14L. Luque • 15J. Olguín • 16O. Ortiz • 17M. Oviedo • 18R. Pagnanini • 19D. Passarella • 20A. Tarantini • 21J. Valencia • 22R. VillaC. Menotti[fs 11]
1982Italy
(detailed squad)		1D. Zoff • 2F. Baresi • 3G. Bergomi • 4A. Cabrini • 5F. Collovati • 6C. Gentile • 7G. Scirea • 8P. Vierchowod • 9G. Antognoni • 10G. Dossena • 11G. Marini • 12I. Bordon • 13G. Oriali • 14M. Tardelli • 15F. Causio • 16B. Conti • 17D. Massaro • 18A. Altobelli • 19F. Graziani • 20P. Rossi • 21F. Selvaggi • 22G. GalliE. Bearzot[fs 12]
1986Argentina
(detailed squad)		1S. Almirón • 2S. Batista • 3R. Bochini • 4C. Borghi • 5J. Brown • 6D. Passarella • 7J. Burruchaga • 8N. Clausen • 9J. Cuciuffo • 10D. Maradona • 11J. Valdano • 12H. Enrique • 13O. Garré • 14R. Giusti • 15L. Islas • 16J. Olarticoechea • 17P. Pasculli • 18N. Pumpido • 19O. Ruggeri • 20C. Tapia • 21M. Trobbiani • 22H. ZeladaC. Bilardo[fs 13]
1990West Germany
(detailed squad)		1B. Illgner • 2S. Reuter • 3A. Brehme • 4J. Kohler • 5K. Augenthaler • 6G. Buchwald • 7P. Littbarski • 8T. Häßler • 9R. Völler • 10L. Matthäus • 11F. Mill • 12R. Aumann • 13K.-H. Riedle • 14T. Berthold • 15U. Bein • 16P. Steiner • 17A. Möller • 18J. Klinsmann • 19H. Pflügler • 20O. Thon • 21G. Hermann • 22A. KöpkeF. Beckenbauer[fs 14]
1994Brazil
(detailed squad)		1Taffarel • 2Jorginho • 3Ricardo Rocha • 4Ronaldão • 5Mauro Silva • 6Branco • 7Bebeto • 8Dunga • 9Zinho • 10Raí • 11Romário • 12Zetti • 13Aldair • 14Cafu • 15Márcio Santos • 16Leonardo • 17Mazinho • 18Paulo Sérgio • 19Müller • 20Ronaldo • 21Viola • 22GilmarC. Parreira[fs 15]
1998France
(detailed squad)		1B. Lama • 2V. Candela • 3B. Lizarazu • 4P. Vieira • 5L. Blanc • 6Y. Djorkaeff • 7D. Deschamps • 8M. Desailly • 9S. Guivarc'h • 10Z. Zidane • 11R. Pires • 12T. Henry • 13B. Diomède • 14A. Boghossian • 15L. Thuram • 16F. Barthez • 17E. Petit • 18F. Leboeuf • 19C. Karembeu • 20D. Trezeguet • 21C. Dugarry • 22L. CharbonnierA. Jacquet[fs 16]
2002Brazil
(detailed squad)		1Marcos • 2Cafu • 3Lúcio • 4Roque Júnior • 5Edmílson • 6Roberto Carlos • 7Ricardinho • 8Gilberto Silva • 9Ronaldo • 10Rivaldo • 11Ronaldinho • 12Dida • 13Belletti • 14Ânderson Polga • 15Kléberson • 16Júnior • 17Denílson • 18Vampeta • 19Juninho Paulista • 20Edílson • 21Luizão • 22Rogério Ceni • 23KakáL. Scolari[fs 17]
2006Italy
(detailed squad)		1G. Buffon • 2C. Zaccardo • 3F. Grosso • 4D. De Rossi • 5F. Cannavaro • 6A. Barzagli • 7A. Del Piero • 8G. Gattuso • 9L. Toni • 10F. Totti • 11A. Gilardino • 12A. Peruzzi • 13A. Nesta • 14M. Amelia • 15V. Iaquinta • 16M. Camoranesi • 17S. Barone • 18F. Inzaghi • 19G. Zambrotta • 20S. Perrotta • 21A. Pirlo • 22M. Oddo • 23M. MaterazziM. Lippi[fs 18]
2010Spain
(detailed squad)		1I. Casillas • 2R. Albiol • 3G. Piqué • 4C. Marchena • 5C. Puyol • 6A. Iniesta • 7D. Villa • 8Xavi • 9F. Torres • 10C. Fàbregas • 11J. Capdevila • 12V. Valdés • 13J. Mata • 14X. Alonso • 15S. Ramos • 16S. Busquets • 17Á. Arbeloa • 18Pedro • 19F. Llorente • 20J. Martínez • 21D. Silva • 22J. Navas • 23P. ReinaV. del Bosque[fs 19]
2014Germany
(detailed squad)		1M. Neuer • 2K. Großkreutz • 3M. Ginter • 4B. Höwedes • 5M. Hummels • 6S. Khedira • 7B. Schweinsteiger • 8M. Özil • 9A. Schürrle • 10L. Podolski • 11M. Klose • 12R.-R. Zieler • 13T. Müller • 14J. Draxler • 15E. Durm • 16P. Lahm • 17P. Mertesacker • 18T. Kroos • 19M. Götze • 20J. Boateng • 21S. Mustafi • 22R. Weidenfeller • 23C. KramerJ. Löw[fs 20]
2018France
(detailed squad)		1H. Lloris • 2B. Pavard • 3P. Kimpembe • 4R. Varane • 5S. Umtiti • 6P. Pogba • 7A. Griezmann • 8T. Lemar • 9O. Giroud • 10K. Mbappé • 11O. Dembélé • 12C. Tolisso • 13N. Kanté • 14B. Matuidi • 15S. Nzonzi • 16S. Mandanda • 17A. Rami • 18N. Fekir • 19D. Sidibé • 20F. Thauvin • 21L. Hernandez • 22B. Mendy • 23A. AreolaD. Deschamps[fs 21]

By player[edit]

A total of 445 players have been in the winning team in the World Cup. Brazil's Pelé is the only one to have won three times, while another 20 have won twice.

  • No player has won two World Cups both as captain. Italy's Giuseppe Meazza (1938), Brazil's Hilderaldo Bellini (1958), Mauro (1962) and Cafu (2002), and Argentina's Daniel Passarella (1978) lifted the trophy once as captain, but were not captain for the other tournament they won. Argentina's Diego Maradona (1986, 1990) and Brazil's Dunga (1994, 1998) captained their sides in two final matches, but only won on their first occasions, while West Germany's Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (1982, 1986) lost both final matches as captain.
  • Brazil's Pelé and Vavá are the only two players to score in two final matches for winning teams. West Germany's Paul Breitner (1974, 1982) and France's Zinedine Zidane (1998, 2006) also scored in two final matches, but only won on their first occasions.
  • Cafu is the only player to play in three final matches, 1994 (as a substitute), 1998 and 2002.
  • Luis Monti is the only player to play in two final matches for different national teams. He appeared in the 1930 final for Argentina, who lost, and the 1934 final for Italy, who won. Attilio Demaría was also in Argentina's 1930 squad and Italy's 1934 squad, but appeared in neither final.
  • Brazil's Mário Zagallo, having won in 1958 and 1962 as player, went on to win in 1970 as the head coach, becoming the first to win both as player and coach. West Germany's Franz Beckenbauer is the second, winning as both captain (1974) and coach (1990). Didier Deschamps is the third. He led the France team to win in 1998 as captain, and in 2018 as coach.
  • Germany's Miroslav Klose is the only player to have won four World Cup medals: 2002 (silver), 2006, 2010 (both bronze) and 2014 (gold).
Players who have won the World Cup
TPlayerTeamYear(s) won[n 3]Other appearancesProfile
As player[n 4]As coach[n 5]
3PeléBrazil1958, 1962, 19701966[fp 1]
2Hilderaldo BelliniBrazil1958, 19621966[fp 2]
2CafuBrazil1994, 20021998, 2006[fp 3]
2CastilhoBrazil1958, 19621950, 1954[fp 4]
2DidiBrazil1958, 196219541970 PER[fp 5]
2Djalma SantosBrazil1958, 19621954, 1966[fp 6]
2Giovanni FerrariItaly1934, 19381962 ITA[fp 7]
2GarrinchaBrazil1958, 19621966[fp 8]
2GilmarBrazil1958, 19621966[fp 9]
2Guido MasettiItaly1934, 1938[fp 10]
2MauroBrazil1958, 19621954[fp 11]
2Giuseppe MeazzaItaly1934, 1938[fp 12]
2Eraldo MonzeglioItaly1934, 1938[fp 13]
2Nílton SantosBrazil1958, 19621950, 1954[fp 14]
2Daniel PassarellaArgentina1978, 198619821998 ARG[fp 15]
2PepeBrazil1958, 1962[fp 16]
2RonaldoBrazil1994, 20021998, 2006[fp 17]
2VaváBrazil1958, 1962[fp 18]
2Mário ZagalloBrazil1958, 19621970 BRA, 1974 BRA, 1998 BRA[fp 19]
2ZitoBrazil1958, 19621966[fp 20]
2ZózimoBrazil1958, 1962[fp 21]
AdoBrazil1970[fp 22]
Raúl AlbiolSpain20102014[fp 23]
AldairBrazil19941990, 1998[fp 24]
Luigi AllemandiItaly1934[fp 25]
Sergio AlmirónArgentina1986[fp 26]
Norberto AlonsoArgentina1978[fp 27]
Xabi AlonsoSpain20102006, 2014[fp 28]
José AltafiniBrazil19581962 ITA[n 6][fp 29]
AltairBrazil19621966[fp 30]
Alessandro AltobelliItaly19821986[fp 31]
AmarildoBrazil1962[fp 32]
Marco AmeliaItaly2006[fp 33]
Ânderson PolgaBrazil2002[fp 34]
José AndradeUruguay1930[fp 35]
Michele AndreoloItaly1938[fp 36]
Peregrino AnselmoUruguay1930[fp 37]
Giancarlo AntognoniItaly19821978[fp 38]
Álvaro ArbeloaSpain2010[fp 39]
Pietro ArcariItaly1934[fp 40]
Osvaldo ArdilesArgentina19781982[fp 41]
Alphonse AreolaFrance2018[fp 42]
Jimmy ArmfieldEngland19661962[fp 43]
Klaus AugenthalerWest Germany19901986[fp 44]
Raimond AumannWest Germany1990[fp 45]
BaldocchiBrazil1970[fp 46]
Héctor BaleyArgentina19781982[fp 47]
Alan BallEngland19661970[fp 48]
Enrique BallestreroUruguay1930[fp 49]
Gordon BanksEngland19661970[n 7][fp 50]
Franco BaresiItaly19821990, 1994[fp 51]
Simone BaroneItaly2006[fp 52]
Fabien BarthezFrance19982002, 2006[fp 53]
Andrea BarzagliItaly20062014[fp 54]
Sergio BatistaArgentina19861990[fp 55]
Hans BauerWest Germany1954[fp 56]
BebetoBrazil19941990, 1998[fp 57]
Franz BeckenbauerWest Germany19741966, 19701986 FRG, 1990 FRG[fp 58]
Uwe BeinWest Germany1990[fp 59]
Juliano BellettiBrazil2002[fp 60]
Giuseppe BergomiItaly19821986, 1990, 1998[fp 61]
Thomas BertholdWest Germany19901986, 1994[fp 62]
Luigi BertoliniItaly1934[fp 63]
Daniel BertoniArgentina19781982[fp 64]
Sergio BertoniItaly1938[fp 65]
Amedeo BiavatiItaly1938[fp 66]
Ulrich BiesingerWest Germany1954[fp 67]
Laurent BlancFrance1998[fp 68]
Jérôme BoatengGermany20142010, 2018[fp 69]
Ricardo BochiniArgentina1986[fp 70]
Alain BoghossianFrance19982002[fp 71]
Peter BonettiEngland19661970[fp 72]
Rainer BonhofWest Germany19741978[fp 73]
Ivano BordonItaly19821978[fp 74]
Felice BorelItaly1934[fp 75]
Claudio BorghiArgentina1986[fp 76]
BrancoBrazil19941986, 1990[fp 77]
Andreas BrehmeWest Germany19901986, 1994[fp 78]
Paul BreitnerWest Germany19741982[fp 79]
BritoBrazil19701966[fp 80]
Julio César BritosUruguay1950[fp 81]
José Luis BrownArgentina1986[fp 82]
Guido BuchwaldWest Germany19901994[fp 83]
Gianluigi BuffonItaly20061998, 2002, 2010, 2014[fp 84]
Juan BurgueñoUruguay1950[fp 85]
Jorge BurruchagaArgentina19861990[fp 86]
Sergio BusquetsSpain20102014, 2018[fp 87]
Gerry ByrneEngland1966[fp 88]
Antonio CabriniItaly19821978, 1986[fp 89]
Umberto CaligarisItaly1934[fp 90]
Ian CallaghanEngland1966[fp 91]
Juan Carlos CalvoUruguay1930[fp 92]
Mauro CamoranesiItaly20062010[fp 93]
Vincent CandelaFrance19982002[fp 94]
Fabio CannavaroItaly20061998, 2002, 2010[fp 95]
Joan CapdevilaSpain2010[fp 96]
Miguel CapucciniUruguay1930[fp 97]
Carlos AlbertoBrazil1970[fp 98]
Iker CasillasSpain20102002, 2006, 2014[fp 99]
Armando CastellazziItaly1934[fp 100]
Héctor CastroUruguay1930[fp 101]
Franco CausioItaly19821974, 1978[fp 102]
Giuseppe CavannaItaly1934[fp 103]
Pedro CeaUruguay1930[fp 104]
Carlo CeresoliItaly1938[fp 105]
Lionel CharbonnierFrance1998[fp 106]
Bobby CharltonEngland19661958, 1962, 1970[fp 107]
Jack CharltonEngland196619701990 IRL, 1994 IRL[fp 108]
Bruno ChizzoItaly1938[fp 109]
Néstor ClausenArgentina1986[fp 110]
ClodoaldoBrazil1970[fp 111]
George CohenEngland1966[fp 112]
Gino ColaussiItaly1938[fp 113]
Fulvio CollovatiItaly19821986[fp 114]
Gianpiero CombiItaly1934[fp 115]
John ConnellyEngland19661962[fp 116]
Bruno ContiItaly19821986[fp 117]
CoutinhoBrazil1962[fp 118]
José Luis CuciuffoArgentina1986[fp 119]
Bernhard CullmannWest Germany19741978[fp 120]
DarioBrazil1970[fp 121]
Daniele De RossiItaly20062010, 2014[fp 122]
De SordiBrazil1958[fp 123]
Alessandro Del PieroItaly20061998, 2002[fp 124]
Attilio DemaríaItaly19341930 ARG[n 6][fp 125]
Ousmane DembéléFrance2018[fp 126]
DenílsonBrazil20021998[fp 127]
Marcel DesaillyFrance19982002[fp 128]
Didier DeschampsFrance19982014 FRA, 2018 FRA[fp 129]
DidaBrazil1958[fp 130]
DidaBrazil20021998, 2006[fp 131]
Dino SaniBrazil1958[fp 132]
Bernard DiomèdeFrance1998[fp 133]
Youri DjorkaeffFrance19982002[fp 134]
Aldo DonatiItaly1938[fp 135]
Pablo DoradoUruguay1930[fp 136]
Giuseppe DossenaItaly1982[fp 137]
Julian DraxlerGermany20142018[fp 138]
Christophe DugarryFrance19982002[fp 139]
DungaBrazil19941990, 19982010 BRA[fp 140]
Erik DurmGermany2014[fp 141]
George EasthamEngland19661962[fp 142]
Horst EckelWest Germany19541958[fp 143]
EdílsonBrazil2002[fp 144]
EdmílsonBrazil2002[fp 145]
EduBrazil19701966, 1974[fp 146]
Héctor EnriqueArgentina1986[fp 147]
Herbert ErhardtWest Germany19541958, 1962[fp 148]
EveraldoBrazil1970[fp 149]
Cesc FàbregasSpain20102006, 2014[fp 150]
Nabil FekirFrance2018[fp 151]
FélixBrazil1970[fp 152]
Lorenzo FernándezUruguay1930[fp 153]
Attilio FerrarisItaly1934[fp 154]
Pietro FerrarisItaly1938[fp 155]
Ubaldo FillolArgentina19781974, 1982[fp 156]
Heinz FloheWest Germany19741978[fp 157]
Ron FlowersEngland19661962[fp 158]
Alfredo FoniItaly19381966 SUI[fp 159]
FontanaBrazil1970[fp 160]
Américo GallegoArgentina19781982[fp 161]
Giovanni GalliItaly19821986[fp 162]
Luis GalvánArgentina19781982[fp 163]
Rubén GalvánArgentina1978[fp 164]
Schubert GambettaUruguay1950[fp 165]
Oscar GarréArgentina1986[fp 166]
Gennaro GattusoItaly20062002, 2010[fp 167]
Mario GentaItaly1938[fp 168]
Claudio GentileItaly19821978[fp 169]
GérsonBrazil19701966[fp 170]
Álvaro GestidoUruguay1930[fp 171]
Alcides GhiggiaUruguay1950[fp 172]
Alberto GilardinoItaly20062010[fp 173]
Gilberto SilvaBrazil20022006, 2010[fp 174]
Gilmar RinaldiBrazil1994[fp 175]
Matthias GinterGermany20142018[fp 176]
Olivier GiroudFrance20182014[fp 177]
Ricardo GiustiArgentina19861990[fp 178]
Juan Carlos GonzálezUruguay1950[fp 179]
Matías GonzálezUruguay1950[fp 180]
Mario GötzeGermany2014[fp 181]
Jürgen GrabowskiWest Germany19741966, 1970[fp 182]
Francesco GrazianiItaly19821978[fp 183]
Jimmy GreavesEngland19661962[fp 184]
Antoine GriezmannFrance20182014[fp 185]
Kevin GroßkreutzGermany2014[fp 186]
Fabio GrossoItaly2006[fp 187]
Enrique GuaitaItaly1934[fp 188]
Anfilogino GuarisiItaly1934[fp 189]
Stéphane Guivarc'hFrance1998[fp 190]
Thomas HäßlerWest Germany19901994, 1998[fp 191]
Thierry HenryFrance19982002, 2006, 2010[fp 192]
Günter HermannWest Germany1990[fp 193]
Lucas HernandezFrance2018[fp 194]
Richard HerrmannWest Germany1954[fp 195]
Dieter HerzogWest Germany1974[fp 196]
Jupp HeynckesWest Germany1974[fp 197]
Uli HoeneßWest Germany1974[fp 198]
Bernd HölzenbeinWest Germany19741978[fp 199]
Horst-Dieter HöttgesWest Germany19741966, 1970[fp 200]
René HousemanArgentina19781974[fp 201]
Benedikt HöwedesGermany2014[fp 202]
Mats HummelsGermany20142018[fp 203]
Roger HuntEngland19661962[fp 204]
Norman HunterEngland19661970[fp 205]
Geoff HurstEngland19661970[fp 206]
Vincenzo IaquintaItaly20062010[fp 207]
Bodo IllgnerWest Germany19901994[fp 208]
Andrés IniestaSpain20102006, 2014, 2018[fp 209]
Filippo InzaghiItaly20061998, 2002[fp 210]
Santos IriarteUruguay1930[fp 211]
Luis IslasArgentina19861994[fp 212]
JairBrazil1962[fp 213]
Jair MarinhoBrazil1962[fp 214]
JairzinhoBrazil19701966, 1974[fp 215]
JoelBrazil1958[fp 216]
Joel CamargoBrazil1970[fp 217]
JorginhoBrazil19941990[fp 218]
Juninho PaulistaBrazil2002[fp 219]
JúniorBrazil2002[fp 220]
JurandirBrazil1962[fp 221]
KakáBrazil20022006, 2010[fp 222]
N'Golo KantéFrance2018[fp 223]
Jupp KapellmannWest Germany1974[fp 224]
Christian KarembeuFrance1998[fp 225]
Mario KempesArgentina19781974, 1982[fp 226]
Sami KhediraGermany20142010, 2018[fp 227]
Daniel KillerArgentina1978[fp 228]
Presnel KimpembeFrance2018[fp 229]
KlébersonBrazil20022010[fp 230]
Wolfgang KleffWest Germany1974[fp 231]
Jürgen KlinsmannWest Germany19901994, 19982006 GER, 2014 USA[fp 232]
Bernhard KlodtWest Germany19541958[fp 233]
Miroslav KloseGermany20142002, 2006, 2010[fp 234]
Jürgen KohlerWest Germany19901994, 1998[fp 235]
Werner KohlmeyerWest Germany1954[fp 236]
Andreas KöpkeWest Germany19901994, 1998[fp 237]
Christoph KramerGermany2014[fp 238]
Helmut KremersWest Germany1974[fp 239]
Toni KroosGermany20142010, 2018[fp 240]
Heinz KubschWest Germany1954[fp 241]
Heinz KwiatkowskiWest Germany19541958[fp 242]
Ricardo La VolpeArgentina19782006 MEX[fp 243]
Fritz LabandWest Germany1954[fp 244]
Philipp LahmGermany20142006, 2010[fp 245]
Bernard LamaFrance1998[fp 246]
Omar LarrosaArgentina1978[fp 247]
LeãoBrazil19701974, 1978, 1986[fp 248]
Frank LeboeufFrance19982002[fp 249]
Thomas LemarFrance2018[fp 250]
LeonardoBrazil19941998[fp 251]
Werner LiebrichWest Germany1954[fp 252]
Pierre LittbarskiWest Germany19901982, 1986[fp 253]
Bixente LizarazuFrance19982002[fp 254]
Fernando LlorenteSpain2010[fp 255]
Hugo LlorisFrance20182010, 2014[fp 256]
Ugo LocatelliItaly1938[fp 257]
LúcioBrazil20022006, 2010[fp 258]
LuizãoBrazil2002[fp 259]
Leopoldo LuqueArgentina1978[fp 260]
Karl MaiWest Germany1954[fp 261]
Sepp MaierWest Germany19741966, 1970, 1978[fp 262]
Steve MandandaFrance20182010[fp 263]
Diego MaradonaArgentina19861982, 1990, 19942010 ARG[fp 264]
Carlos MarchenaSpain20102006[fp 265]
Márcio SantosBrazil1994[fp 266]
Marco AntônioBrazil19701974[fp 267]
MarcosBrazil2002[fp 268]
Gianpiero MariniItaly1982[fp 269]
Javi MartínezSpain20102014[fp 270]
William MartínezUruguay19501954, 1962[fp 271]
Ernesto MascheroniUruguay1930[fp 272]
Roque MáspoliUruguay19501954[fp 273]
Daniele MassaroItaly19821994[fp 274]
Juan MataSpain20102014[fp 275]
Marco MaterazziItaly20062002[fp 276]
Lothar MatthäusWest Germany19901982, 1986, 1994, 1998[fp 277]
Blaise MatuidiFrance20182014[fp 278]
Mauro SilvaBrazil1994[fp 279]
MazinhoBrazil19941990[fp 280]
Kylian MbappéFrance2018[fp 281]
Paul MebusWest Germany1954[fp 282]
Ángel MelognoUruguay1930[fp 283]
Benjamin MendyFrance2018[fp 284]
MengálvioBrazil1962[fp 285]
Per MertesackerGermany20142006, 2010[fp 286]
Karl-Heinz MetznerWest Germany1954[fp 287]
Óscar MíguezUruguay19501954[fp 288]
Frank MillWest Germany1990[fp 289]
MoacirBrazil1958[fp 290]
Andreas MöllerWest Germany19901994, 1998[fp 291]
Luis MontiItaly19341930 ARG[n 6][fp 292]
Bobby MooreEngland19661962, 1970[fp 293]
Rubén MoránUruguay1950[fp 294]
Max MorlockWest Germany1954[fp 295]
MüllerBrazil19941986, 1990[fp 296]
Gerd MüllerWest Germany19741970[fp 297]
Thomas MüllerGermany20142010, 2018[fp 298]
Shkodran MustafiGermany2014[fp 299]
José NasazziUruguay1930[fp 300]
Jesús NavasSpain2010[fp 301]
Alessandro NestaItaly20061998, 2002[fp 302]
Günter NetzerWest Germany1974[fp 303]
Manuel NeuerGermany20142010, 2018[fp 304]
Norbert NigburWest Germany1974[fp 305]
Steven NzonziFrance2018[fp 306]
Massimo OddoItaly2006[fp 307]
Julio OlarticoecheaArgentina19861982, 1990[fp 308]
Jorge OlguínArgentina19781982[fp 309]
Aldo OlivieriItaly1938[fp 310]
Renato OlmiItaly1938[fp 311]
OrecoBrazil1958[fp 312]
Gabriele OrialiItaly1982[fp 313]
OrlandoBrazil19581966[fp 314]
Raimundo OrsiItaly1934[fp 315]
Oscar OrtizArgentina1978[fp 316]
Washington OrtuñoUruguay1950[fp 317]
Wolfgang OverathWest Germany19741966, 1970[fp 318]
Miguel OviedoArgentina1978[fp 319]
Mesut ÖzilGermany20142010, 2018[fp 320]
Rubén PagnaniniArgentina1978[fp 321]
Terry PaineEngland1966[fp 322]
Pedro PasculliArgentina1986[fp 323]
Pietro PasinatiItaly1938[fp 324]
Paulo Cézar CajuBrazil19701974[fp 325]
Paulo SérgioBrazil1994[fp 326]
Benjamin PavardFrance2018[fp 327]
Aníbal PazUruguay1950[fp 328]
PedroSpain20102014[fp 329]
Mario PerazzoloItaly1938[fp 330]
Julio PérezUruguay19501954[fp 331]
Simone PerrottaItaly2006[fp 332]
Angelo PeruzziItaly2006[fp 333]
Martin PetersEngland19661970[fp 334]
Emmanuel PetitFrance19982002[fp 335]
Pedro PetroneUruguay1930[fp 336]
Alfred PfaffWest Germany1954[fp 337]
Hans PflüglerWest Germany1990[fp 338]
Rodolfo PiniUruguay1950[fp 339]
Silvio PiolaItaly1938[fp 340]
Gerard PiquéSpain20102014, 2018[fp 341]
Robert PiresFrance1998[fp 342]
Conduelo PírizUruguay1930[fp 343]
Andrea PirloItaly20062010, 2014[fp 344]
Mario PizzioloItaly1934[fp 345]
Lukas PodolskiGermany20142006, 2010[fp 346]
Paul PogbaFrance20182014[fp 347]
Josef PosipalWest Germany1954[fp 348]
Nery PumpidoArgentina19861982, 1990[fp 349]
Carles PuyolSpain20102002, 2006[fp 350]
Helmut RahnWest Germany19541958[fp 351]
RaíBrazil1994[fp 352]
Adil RamiFrance2018[fp 353]
Sergio RamosSpain20102006, 2014, 2018[fp 354]
Pietro RavaItaly1938[fp 355]
Emilio RecobaUruguay1930[fp 356]
Pepe ReinaSpain20102006, 2014, 2018[fp 357]
Stefan ReuterWest Germany19901998[fp 358]
RicardinhoBrazil20022006[fp 359]
Ricardo RochaBrazil19941990[fp 360]
Karl-Heinz RiedleWest Germany19901994[fp 361]
Luis RijoUruguay1950[fp 362]
Carlos RiolfoUruguay1930[fp 363]
RivaldoBrazil20021998[fp 364]
RivellinoBrazil19701974, 1978[fp 365]
RobertoBrazil1970[fp 366]
Roberto CarlosBrazil20021998, 2006[fp 367]
Víctor Rodríguez AndradeUruguay19501954[fp 368]
Rogério CeniBrazil20022006[fp 369]
RomárioBrazil19941990[fp 370]
Carlos RomeroUruguay1950[fp 371]
RonaldãoBrazil1994[fp 372]
RonaldinhoBrazil20022006[fp 373]
Roque JúniorBrazil2002[fp 374]
Virginio RosettaItaly1934[fp 375]
Paolo RossiItaly19821978, 1986[fp 376]
Oscar RuggeriArgentina19861990, 1994[fp 377]
Zoilo SaldombideUruguay1930[fp 378]
Héctor ScaroneUruguay1930[fp 379]
Hans SchäferWest Germany19541958, 1962[fp 380]
Juan Alberto SchiaffinoUruguay19501954[fp 381]
Angelo SchiavioItaly1934[fp 382]
André SchürrleGermany2014[fp 383]
Hans-Georg SchwarzenbeckWest Germany19741978[fp 384]
Bastian SchweinsteigerGermany20142006, 2010[fp 385]
Gaetano ScireaItaly19821978, 1986[fp 386]
Franco SelvaggiItaly1982[fp 387]
Pietro SerantoniItaly1938[fp 388]
Djibril SidibéFrance2018[fp 389]
David SilvaSpain20102014, 2018[fp 390]
Ron SpringettEngland19661962[fp 391]
Paul SteinerWest Germany1990[fp 392]
Nobby StilesEngland19661970[fp 393]
Cláudio TaffarelBrazil19941990, 1998[fp 394]
Carlos TapiaArgentina1986[fp 395]
Alberto TarantiniArgentina19781982[fp 396]
Marco TardelliItaly19821978, 1986[fp 397]
Domingo TejeraUruguay1930[fp 398]
Eusebio TejeraUruguay19501954[fp 399]
Florian ThauvinFrance2018[fp 400]
Olaf ThonWest Germany19901986, 1998[fp 401]
Lilian ThuramFrance19982002, 2006[fp 402]
Corentin TolissoFrance2018[fp 403]
Luca ToniItaly2006[fp 404]
Fernando TorresSpain20102006, 2014[fp 405]
TostãoBrazil19701966[fp 406]
Francesco TottiItaly20062002[fp 407]
David TrezeguetFrance19982002, 2006[fp 408]
Marcelo TrobbianiArgentina1986[fp 409]
Toni TurekWest Germany1954[fp 410]
Samuel UmtitiFrance2018[fp 411]
Santos UrdinaránUruguay1930[fp 412]
Jorge ValdanoArgentina19861982[fp 413]
Víctor ValdésSpain2010[fp 414]
José Daniel ValenciaArgentina19781982[fp 415]
VampetaBrazil2002[fp 416]
Raphaël VaraneFrance20182014[fp 417]
Obdulio VarelaUruguay19501954[fp 418]
Mario VarglienItaly1934[fp 419]
Ernesto VidalUruguay1950[fp 420]
Patrick VieiraFrance19982002, 2006[fp 421]
Pietro VierchowodItaly19821986, 1990[fp 422]
Héctor VilchesUruguay1950[fp 423]
David VillaSpain20102006, 2014[fp 424]
Ricardo VillaArgentina1978[fp 425]
ViolaBrazil1994[fp 426]
Berti VogtsWest Germany19741970, 19781994 GER, 1998 GER[fp 427]
Rudi VöllerWest Germany19901986, 19942002 GER[fp 428]
Fritz WalterWest Germany19541958[fp 429]
Ottmar WalterWest Germany1954[fp 430]
Roman WeidenfellerGermany2014[fp 431]
Wilson PiazzaBrazil19701974[fp 432]
Ray WilsonEngland19661962[fp 433]
Herbert WimmerWest Germany1974[fp 434]
XaviSpain20102002, 2006, 2014[fp 435]
Cristian ZaccardoItaly2006[fp 436]
Gianluca ZambrottaItaly20062002, 2010[fp 437]
Zé MariaBrazil19701974[fp 438]
Héctor ZeladaArgentina1986[fp 439]
ZequinhaBrazil1962[fp 440]
ZettiBrazil1994[fp 441]
Zinedine ZidaneFrance19982002, 2006[fp 442]
Ron-Robert ZielerGermany2014[fp 443]
ZinhoBrazil1994[fp 444]
Dino ZoffItaly19821970, 1974, 1978[fp 445]

By coach[edit]

20 different coaches have won the World Cup, Italy's Vittorio Pozzo being the only one to win twice.

Four other coaches finished as winners once and runners-up once: West Germany's Helmut Schön (winner in 1974, runner-up in 1966) and Franz Beckenbauer (winner in 1990, runner-up in 1986), Argentina's Carlos Bilardo (winner in 1986, runner-up in 1990), and Brazil's Mário Zagallo (winner in 1970, runner-up in 1998).

Zagallo (twice), Beckenbauer and France's Didier Deschamps also won the title as players.

All winning head coaches have been natives of the country they coached. Only two foreign coaches have reached the final match: George Raynor of England, with Sweden in 1958, and Ernst Happel of Austria, with the Netherlands in 1978.

Coaches who have won the World Cup
TCoachNationalityYear(s) wonOther appearances
As coachAs player[n 5]
2Vittorio PozzoItaly1934 ITA, 1938 ITA
Enzo BearzotItaly1982 ITA1978 ITA, 1986 ITA
Franz BeckenbauerWest Germany1990 FRG1986 FRG1966, 1970, 1974
Carlos BilardoArgentina1986 ARG1990 ARG
Vicente del BosqueSpain2010 ESP2014 ESP
Didier DeschampsFrance2018 FRA2014 FRA1998
Vicente FeolaBrazil1958 BRA1966 BRA
Sepp HerbergerWest Germany1954 FRG1938 GER, 1958 FRG, 1962 FRG
Aimé JacquetFrance1998 FRA
Marcello LippiItaly2006 ITA2010 ITA
Juan LópezUruguay1950 URU1954 URU
Joachim LöwGermany2014 GER2010 GER, 2018 GER
César Luis MenottiArgentina1978 ARG1982 ARG
Aymoré MoreiraBrazil1962 BRA
Carlos Alberto ParreiraBrazil1994 BRA1982 KUW, 1990 UAE, 1998 KSA, 2006 BRA, 2010 RSA
Alf RamseyEngland1966 ENG1970 ENG1950
Helmut SchönWest Germany1974 FRG1966 FRG, 1970 FRG, 1978 FRG
Luiz Felipe ScolariBrazil2002 BRA2006 POR, 2014 BRA
Alberto SuppiciUruguay1930 URU
Mário ZagalloBrazil1970 BRA1974 BRA, 1998 BRA1958, 1962

Notes[edit]

  1. ^Germany is considered the inheritor of the records of the former West Germany team, which won the 1954, 1974 and 1990 titles.
  2. ^Players in bold appeared in the tournament's final match (or, in the case of 1950, in the decisive match of the final stage), while players in italics did not play in the tournament.
  3. ^Years in bold indicate that the player appeared in the final match (or, in the case of 1950, in the decisive match of the final stage), while years in italics indicate that the player did not play in the tournament.
  4. ^Years in italics indicate that the player did not play in the tournament.
  5. ^ abA golden background indicates that the player won the tournament.
  6. ^ abcAttilio Demaría and Luis Monti were in the title-winning Italian squad in 1934 and also in the Argentinian one in 1930, while José Altafini was in the title-winning Brazilian squad in 1958 and also in the Italian one in 1962. They are among the few players to have represented different nations in the World Cup.
  7. ^FIFA's website indicates that Banks also was part of the 1962 English squad, while another source states that he was not part of the squad, having been omitted from it after initially being meant to be a stay-at-home reserve.[1]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^'England in the World Cup – 1962 Final Squad'. England Football Online. 13 October 2013. Retrieved 5 June 2018.
Squad lists
  1. ^'1930 FIFA World Cup Uruguay – Teams – Uruguay'.
  2. ^'1934 FIFA World Cup Italy – Teams – Italy'.
  3. ^'1938 FIFA World Cup France – Teams – Italy'.
  4. ^'1950 FIFA World Cup Brazil – Teams – Uruguay'.
  5. ^'1954 FIFA World Cup Switzerland – Teams – Germany FR'.
  6. ^'1958 FIFA World Cup Sweden – Teams – Brazil'.
  7. ^'1962 FIFA World Cup Chile – Teams – Brazil'.
  8. ^'1966 FIFA World Cup England – Teams – England'.
  9. ^'1970 FIFA World Cup Mexico – Teams – Brazil'.
  10. ^'1974 FIFA World Cup Germany – Teams – Germany FR'.
  11. ^'1978 FIFA World Cup Argentina – Teams – Argentina'.
  12. ^'1982 FIFA World Cup Spain – Teams – Italy'.
  13. ^'1986 FIFA World Cup Mexico – Teams – Argentina'.
  14. ^'1990 FIFA World Cup Italy – Teams – Germany FR'.
  15. ^'1994 FIFA World Cup USA – Teams – Brazil'.
  16. ^'1998 FIFA World Cup France – Teams – France'.
  17. ^'2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan – Teams – Brazil'.
  18. ^'2006 FIFA World Cup Germany – Teams – Italy'.
  19. ^'2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa – Teams – Spain'.
  20. ^'2014 FIFA World Cup – Teams – Germany'.
  21. ^'2018 FIFA World Cup – Teams – France'.
Player profiles
  1. ^PELÉ (Edson Arantes do Nascimento) – FIFA competition record
  2. ^BELLINI – FIFA competition record
  3. ^CAFU – FIFA competition record
  4. ^CASTILHO – FIFA competition record
  5. ^DIDI – FIFA competition record
  6. ^DJALMA SANTOS – FIFA competition record
  7. ^Giovanni FERRARI – FIFA competition record
  8. ^GARRINCHA – FIFA competition record
  9. ^GILMAR (Gilmar Dos Santos Neves) – FIFA competition record
  10. ^Guido MASETTI – FIFA competition record
  11. ^MAURO RAMOS – FIFA competition record
  12. ^Giuseppe MEAZZA – FIFA competition record
  13. ^Eraldo MONZEGLIO – FIFA competition record
  14. ^NILTON SANTOS – FIFA competition record
  15. ^Daniel PASSARELLA – FIFA competition record
  16. ^PEPE – FIFA competition record
  17. ^RONALDO – FIFA competition record
  18. ^VAVA – FIFA competition record
  19. ^Mario ZAGALLO – FIFA competition record
  20. ^ZITO – FIFA competition record
  21. ^ZOZIMO – FIFA competition record
  22. ^ADO – FIFA competition record
  23. ^Raul ALBIOL – FIFA competition record
  24. ^ALDAIR – FIFA competition record
  25. ^Luigi ALLEMANDI – FIFA competition record
  26. ^Sergio ALMIRON – FIFA competition record
  27. ^Norberto ALONSO – FIFA competition record
  28. ^Xabi Alonso – FIFA competition record
  29. ^Jose ALTAFINI – FIFA competition record
  30. ^ALTAIR – FIFA competition record
  31. ^Alessandro ALTOBELLI – FIFA competition record
  32. ^AMARILDO – FIFA competition record
  33. ^Marco AMELIA – FIFA competition record
  34. ^ANDERSON POLGA – FIFA competition record
  35. ^Jose ANDRADE – FIFA competition record
  36. ^Michele ANDREOLO – FIFA competition record
  37. ^Juan ANSELMO – FIFA competition record
  38. ^Giancarlo ANTOGNONI – FIFA competition record
  39. ^Álvaro Arbeloa – FIFA competition record
  40. ^Pietro ARCARI – FIFA competition record
  41. ^Osvaldo ARDILES – FIFA competition record
  42. ^Alphonse AREOLA – FIFA competition record
  43. ^Jimmy ARMFIELD – FIFA competition record
  44. ^Klaus AUGENTHALER – FIFA competition record
  45. ^Raimond AUMANN – FIFA competition record
  46. ^BALDOCHI – FIFA competition record
  47. ^Hector BALEY – FIFA competition record
  48. ^Alan BALL – FIFA competition record
  49. ^Enrique BALLESTRERO – FIFA competition record
  50. ^Gordon BANKS – FIFA competition record
  51. ^Franco BARESI – FIFA competition record
  52. ^Simone BARONE – FIFA competition record
  53. ^Fabien BARTHEZ – FIFA competition record
  54. ^Andrea BARZAGLI – FIFA competition record
  55. ^Sergio BATISTA – FIFA competition record
  56. ^Hans BAUER – FIFA competition record
  57. ^BEBETO – FIFA competition record
  58. ^Franz BECKENBAUER – FIFA competition record
  59. ^Uwe BEIN – FIFA competition record
  60. ^BELLETTI – FIFA competition record
  61. ^Giuseppe BERGOMI – FIFA competition record
  62. ^Thomas BERTHOLD – FIFA competition record
  63. ^Luigi BERTOLINI – FIFA competition record
  64. ^Daniel BERTONI – FIFA competition record
  65. ^Sergio BERTONI – FIFA competition record
  66. ^Amedeo BIAVATI – FIFA competition record
  67. ^Uli BIESINGER – FIFA competition record
  68. ^Laurent BLANC – FIFA competition record
  69. ^Jerome BOATENG – FIFA competition record
  70. ^Ricardo BOCHINI – FIFA competition record
  71. ^Alain BOGHOSSIAN – FIFA competition record
  72. ^Peter BONETTI – FIFA competition record
  73. ^Rainer BONHOF – FIFA competition record
  74. ^Ivano BORDON – FIFA competition record
  75. ^Felice BOREL – FIFA competition record
  76. ^Claudio BORGHI – FIFA competition record
  77. ^BRANCO – FIFA competition record
  78. ^Andreas BREHME – FIFA competition record
  79. ^Paul BREITNER – FIFA competition record
  80. ^BRITO – FIFA competition record
  81. ^Julio Cesar BRITOS – FIFA competition record
  82. ^Jose BROWN – FIFA competition record
  83. ^Guido BUCHWALD – FIFA competition record
  84. ^Gianluigi BUFFON – FIFA competition record
  85. ^Juan BURGUENO – FIFA competition record
  86. ^Jorge BURRUCHAGA – FIFA competition record
  87. ^Sergio BUSQUETS – FIFA competition record
  88. ^Gerry BYRNE – FIFA competition record
  89. ^Antonio CABRINI – FIFA competition record
  90. ^Umberto CALIGARIS – FIFA competition record
  91. ^Ian CALLAGHAN – FIFA competition record
  92. ^Juan Carlos CALVO – FIFA competition record
  93. ^Mauro CAMORANESI – FIFA competition record
  94. ^Vincent CANDELA – FIFA competition record
  95. ^Fabio CANNAVARO – FIFA competition record
  96. ^Joan CAPDEVILA – FIFA competition record
  97. ^Miguel CAPPUCCINI – FIFA competition record
  98. ^CARLOS ALBERTO – FIFA competition record
  99. ^Iker CASILLAS – FIFA competition record
  100. ^Armando CASTELLAZZI – FIFA competition record
  101. ^Hector CASTRO – FIFA competition record
  102. ^Franco CAUSIO – FIFA competition record
  103. ^Giuseppe CAVANNA – FIFA competition record
  104. ^Pedro CEA – FIFA competition record
  105. ^Carlo CERESOLI – FIFA competition record
  106. ^Lionel CHARBONNIER – FIFA competition record
  107. ^Bobby CHARLTON – FIFA competition record
  108. ^Jack CHARLTON – FIFA competition record
  109. ^Bruno CHIZZO – FIFA competition record
  110. ^Nestor CLAUSEN – FIFA competition record
  111. ^CLODOALDO – FIFA competition record
  112. ^George COHEN – FIFA competition record
  113. ^Gino COLAUSSI – FIFA competition record
  114. ^Fulvio COLLOVATI – FIFA competition record
  115. ^Giampiero COMBI – FIFA competition record
  116. ^John CONNELLY – FIFA competition record
  117. ^Bruno CONTI – FIFA competition record
  118. ^COUTINHO – FIFA competition record
  119. ^Jose CUCIUFFO – FIFA competition record
  120. ^Bernd CULLMANN – FIFA competition record
  121. ^DARIO – FIFA competition record
  122. ^Daniele DE ROSSI – FIFA competition record
  123. ^DE SORDI – FIFA competition record
  124. ^Alessandro DEL PIERO – FIFA competition record
  125. ^Atilio DEMARIA – FIFA competition record
  126. ^Ousmane DEMBELE – FIFA competition record
  127. ^DENILSON – FIFA competition record
  128. ^Marcel DESAILLY – FIFA competition record
  129. ^Didier DESCHAMPS – FIFA competition record
  130. ^DIDA – FIFA competition record
  131. ^DIDA – FIFA competition record
  132. ^DINO SANI – FIFA competition record
  133. ^Bernard DIOMEDE – FIFA competition record
  134. ^Youri DJORKAEFF – FIFA competition record
  135. ^Aldo DONATI – FIFA competition record
  136. ^Pablo DORADO – FIFA competition record
  137. ^Giuseppe DOSSENA – FIFA competition record
  138. ^Julian DRAXLER – FIFA competition record
  139. ^Christophe DUGARRY – FIFA competition record
  140. ^DUNGA – FIFA competition record
  141. ^Erik DURM – FIFA competition record
  142. ^George EASTHAM – FIFA competition record
  143. ^Horst ECKEL – FIFA competition record
  144. ^EDILSON – FIFA competition record
  145. ^EDMILSON – FIFA competition record
  146. ^EDU – FIFA competition record
  147. ^Hector ENRIQUE – FIFA competition record
  148. ^Herbert ERHARDT – FIFA competition record
  149. ^EVERALDO – FIFA competition record
  150. ^Cesc FABREGAS – FIFA competition record
  151. ^Nabil FEKIR – FIFA competition record
  152. ^FELIX – FIFA competition record
  153. ^Lorenzo FERNANDEZ – FIFA competition record
  154. ^Attilio FERRARIS – FIFA competition record
  155. ^Pietro FERRARIS – FIFA competition record
  156. ^Ubaldo FILLOL – FIFA competition record
  157. ^Heinz FLOHE – FIFA competition record
  158. ^Ron FLOWERS – FIFA competition record
  159. ^Alfredo FONI – FIFA competition record
  160. ^FONTANA – FIFA competition record
  161. ^Americo GALLEGO – FIFA competition record
  162. ^Giovanni GALLI – FIFA competition record
  163. ^Luis GALVAN – FIFA competition record
  164. ^Ruben GALVAN – FIFA competition record
  165. ^Schubert GAMBETTA – FIFA competition record
  166. ^Oscar GARRE – FIFA competition record
  167. ^Gennaro GATTUSO – FIFA competition record
  168. ^Mario GENTA – FIFA competition record
  169. ^Claudio GENTILE – FIFA competition record
  170. ^GERSON – FIFA competition record
  171. ^Alvaro GESTIDO – FIFA competition record
  172. ^Alcides GHIGGIA – FIFA competition record
  173. ^Alberto GILARDINO – FIFA competition record
  174. ^GILBERTO SILVA – FIFA competition record
  175. ^GILMAR RINALDI – FIFA competition record
  176. ^Matthias GINTER – FIFA competition record
  177. ^Olivier GIROUD – FIFA competition record
  178. ^Ricardo GIUSTI – FIFA competition record
  179. ^Juan Carlos GONZALEZ – FIFA competition record
  180. ^Matias GONZALEZ – FIFA competition record
  181. ^Mario GOETZE – FIFA competition record
  182. ^Juergen GRABOWSKI – FIFA competition record
  183. ^Francesco GRAZIANI – FIFA competition record
  184. ^Jimmy GREAVES – FIFA competition record
  185. ^Antoine GRIEZMANN – FIFA competition record
  186. ^Kevin GROßKREUTZ – FIFA competition record
  187. ^Fabio GROSSO – FIFA competition record
  188. ^Enrique GUAITA – FIFA competition record
  189. ^Anfilogino GUARISI – FIFA competition record
  190. ^Stephane GUIVARCH – FIFA competition record
  191. ^Thomas HAESSLER – FIFA competition record
  192. ^Thierry HENRY – FIFA competition record
  193. ^Guenther HERMANN – FIFA competition record
  194. ^Lucas HERNANDEZ – FIFA competition record
  195. ^Richard HERRMANN – FIFA competition record
  196. ^Dieter HERZOG – FIFA competition record
  197. ^Jupp HEYNCKES – FIFA competition record
  198. ^Uli HOENESS – FIFA competition record
  199. ^Bernd HOELZENBEIN – FIFA competition record
  200. ^Horst-Dieter HOETTGES – FIFA competition record
  201. ^Rene HOUSEMAN – FIFA competition record
  202. ^Benedikt HOEWEDES – FIFA competition record
  203. ^Mats HUMMELS – FIFA competition record
  204. ^Roger HUNT – FIFA competition record
  205. ^Norman HUNTER – FIFA competition record
  206. ^Geoff HURST – FIFA competition record
  207. ^Vincenzo IAQUINTA – FIFA competition record
  208. ^Bodo ILLGNER – FIFA competition record
  209. ^Andres INIESTA – FIFA competition record
  210. ^Filippo INZAGHI – FIFA competition record
  211. ^Victoriano IRIARTE – FIFA competition record
  212. ^Luis ISLAS – FIFA competition record
  213. ^JAIR DA COSTA – FIFA competition record
  214. ^JAIR MARINHO – FIFA competition record
  215. ^JAIRZINHO – FIFA competition record
  216. ^JOEL – FIFA competition record
  217. ^JOEL CAMARGO – FIFA competition record
  218. ^JORGINHO – FIFA competition record
  219. ^JUNINHO PAULISTA – FIFA competition record
  220. ^JUNIOR – FIFA competition record
  221. ^JURANDIR – FIFA competition record
  222. ^KAKA – FIFA competition record
  223. ^Ngolo KANTE – FIFA competition record
  224. ^Jupp KAPPELLMANN – FIFA competition record
  225. ^Christian KAREMBEU – FIFA competition record
  226. ^Mario KEMPES – FIFA competition record
  227. ^Sami KHEDIRA – FIFA competition record
  228. ^Daniel KILLER – FIFA competition record
  229. ^Presnel KIMPEMBE – FIFA competition record
  230. ^KLEBERSON – FIFA competition record
  231. ^Wolfgang KLEFF – FIFA competition record
  232. ^Juergen KLINSMANN – FIFA competition record
  233. ^Berni KLODT – FIFA competition record
  234. ^Miroslav KLOSE – FIFA competition record
  235. ^Juergen KOHLER – FIFA competition record
  236. ^Werner KOHLMEYER – FIFA competition record
  237. ^Andreas KOEPKE – FIFA competition record
  238. ^Christoph KRAMER – FIFA competition record
  239. ^Helmut KREMERS – FIFA competition record
  240. ^Toni KROOS – FIFA competition record
  241. ^Heinz KUBSCH – FIFA competition record
  242. ^Heinz KWIATKOWSKI – FIFA competition record
  243. ^Ricardo LA VOLPE – FIFA competition record
  244. ^Fritz LABAND – FIFA competition record
  245. ^Philipp LAHM – FIFA competition record
  246. ^Bernard LAMA – FIFA competition record
  247. ^Omar LARROSA – FIFA competition record
  248. ^LEAO – FIFA competition record
  249. ^Frank LEBOEUF – FIFA competition record
  250. ^Thomas LEMAR – FIFA competition record
  251. ^LEONARDO – FIFA competition record
  252. ^Werner LIEBRICH – FIFA competition record
  253. ^Pierre LITTBARSKI – FIFA competition record
  254. ^Bixente LIZARAZU – FIFA competition record
  255. ^Fernando LLORENTE – FIFA competition record
  256. ^Hugo LLORIS – FIFA competition record
  257. ^Ugo LOCATELLI – FIFA competition record
  258. ^LUCIO – FIFA competition record
  259. ^LUIZAO – FIFA competition record
  260. ^Leopoldo LUQUE – FIFA competition record
  261. ^Karl MAI – FIFA competition record
  262. ^Sepp MAIER – FIFA competition record
  263. ^Steve MANDANDA – FIFA competition record
  264. ^Diego MARADONA – FIFA competition record
  265. ^Carlos MARCHENA – FIFA competition record
  266. ^MARCIO SANTOS – FIFA competition record
  267. ^MARCO ANTONIO – FIFA competition record
  268. ^MARCOS – FIFA competition record
  269. ^Giampiero MARINI – FIFA competition record
  270. ^Javi MARTINEZ – FIFA competition record
  271. ^William MARTINEZ – FIFA competition record
  272. ^Ernesto MASCHERONI – FIFA competition record
  273. ^Roque MASPOLI – FIFA competition record
  274. ^Daniele MASSARO – FIFA competition record
  275. ^Juan MATA – FIFA competition record
  276. ^Marco MATERAZZI – FIFA competition record
  277. ^Lothar MATTHAEUS – FIFA competition record
  278. ^Blaise MATUIDI – FIFA competition record
  279. ^MAURO SILVA – FIFA competition record
  280. ^MAZINHO – FIFA competition record
  281. ^Kylian MBAPPE – FIFA competition record
  282. ^Paul MEBUS – FIFA competition record
  283. ^Angel MELOGNO – FIFA competition record
  284. ^Benjamin MENDY – FIFA competition record
  285. ^MENGALVIO – FIFA competition record
  286. ^Per MERTESACKER – FIFA competition record
  287. ^Karl-Heinz METZNER – FIFA competition record
  288. ^Oscar MIGUEZ – FIFA competition record
  289. ^Frank MILL – FIFA competition record
  290. ^MOACIR – FIFA competition record
  291. ^Andreas MOELLER – FIFA competition record
  292. ^Luis MONTI – FIFA competition record
  293. ^Bobby MOORE – FIFA competition record
  294. ^Ruben MORAN – FIFA competition record
  295. ^Max MORLOCK – FIFA competition record
  296. ^MULLER – FIFA competition record
  297. ^Gerd MUELLER – FIFA competition record
  298. ^Thomas MUELLER – FIFA competition record
  299. ^Shkodran MUSTAFI – FIFA competition record
  300. ^Jose NASAZZI – FIFA competition record
  301. ^Jesús NAVAS – FIFA competition record
  302. ^Alessandro NESTA – FIFA competition record
  303. ^Guenter NETZER – FIFA competition record
  304. ^Manuel NEUER – FIFA competition record
  305. ^Norbert NIGBUR – FIFA competition record
  306. ^Steven NZONZI – FIFA competition record
  307. ^Massimo ODDO – FIFA competition record
  308. ^Julio OLARTICOECHEA – FIFA competition record
  309. ^Jorge OLGUIN – FIFA competition record
  310. ^Aldo OLIVIERI – FIFA competition record
  311. ^Renato OLMI – FIFA competition record
  312. ^ORECO – FIFA competition record
  313. ^Gabriele ORIALI – FIFA competition record
  314. ^ORLANDO – FIFA competition record
  315. ^Raimundo ORSI – FIFA competition record
  316. ^Oscar ORTIZ – FIFA competition record
  317. ^Washington ORTUNO – FIFA competition record
  318. ^Wolfgang OVERATH – FIFA competition record
  319. ^Miguel OVIEDO – FIFA competition record
  320. ^Mesut OEZIL – FIFA competition record
  321. ^Ruben PAGNANINI – FIFA competition record
  322. ^Terry PAINE – FIFA competition record
  323. ^Pedro PASCULLI – FIFA competition record
  324. ^Piero PASINATI – FIFA competition record
  325. ^PAULO CESAR – FIFA competition record
  326. ^PAULO SERGIO – FIFA competition record
  327. ^Benjamin PAVARD – FIFA competition record
  328. ^Anibal PAZ – FIFA competition record
  329. ^PEDRO – FIFA competition record
  330. ^Mario PERAZZOLO – FIFA competition record
  331. ^Julio PEREZ – FIFA competition record
  332. ^Simone PERROTTA – FIFA competition record
  333. ^Angelo PERUZZI – FIFA competition record
  334. ^Martin PETERS – FIFA competition record
  335. ^Emmanuel PETIT – FIFA competition record
  336. ^Pedro PETRONE – FIFA competition record
  337. ^Alfred PFAFF – FIFA competition record
  338. ^Hans PFLUEGLER – FIFA competition record
  339. ^Rodolfo PINI – FIFA competition record
  340. ^Silvio PIOLA – FIFA competition record
  341. ^Gerard PIQUE – FIFA competition record
  342. ^Robert PIRES – FIFA competition record
  343. ^Conduelo PIRIZ – FIFA competition record
  344. ^Andrea PIRLO – FIFA competition record
  345. ^Mario PIZZIOLO – FIFA competition record
  346. ^Lukas PODOLSKI – FIFA competition record
  347. ^Paul POGBA – FIFA competition record
  348. ^Jupp POSIPAL – FIFA competition record
  349. ^Nery PUMPIDO – FIFA competition record
  350. ^Carles PUYOL – FIFA competition record
  351. ^Helmut RAHN – FIFA competition record
  352. ^RAI – FIFA competition record
  353. ^Adil RAMI – FIFA competition record
  354. ^Sergio RAMOS – FIFA competition record
  355. ^Pietro RAVA – FIFA competition record
  356. ^Emilio RECOBA – FIFA competition record
  357. ^Pepe REINA – FIFA competition record
  358. ^Stefan REUTER – FIFA competition record
  359. ^RICARDINHO – FIFA competition record
  360. ^RICARDO ROCHA – FIFA competition record
  361. ^Karlheinz RIEDLE – FIFA competition record
  362. ^Luis RIJO – FIFA competition record
  363. ^Carlos RIOLFO – FIFA competition record
  364. ^RIVALDO – FIFA competition record
  365. ^RIVELINO – FIFA competition record
  366. ^ROBERTO – FIFA competition record
  367. ^ROBERTO CARLOS – FIFA competition record
  368. ^Victor RODRIGUEZ ANDRADE – FIFA competition record
  369. ^ROGERIO CENI – FIFA competition record
  370. ^ROMÁRIO (Romário de Souza Faria) – FIFA competition record
  371. ^Carlos ROMERO – FIFA competition record
  372. ^RONALDAO – FIFA competition record
  373. ^RONALDINHO – FIFA competition record
  374. ^ROQUE JUNIOR – FIFA competition record
  375. ^Virginio ROSETTA – FIFA competition record
  376. ^Paolo ROSSI – FIFA competition record
  377. ^Oscar RUGGERI – FIFA competition record
  378. ^Zoilo SALDOMBIDE – FIFA competition record
  379. ^Hector SCARONE – FIFA competition record
  380. ^Hans SCHAEFER – FIFA competition record
  381. ^Juan SCHIAFFINO – FIFA competition record
  382. ^Angelo SCHIAVIO – FIFA competition record
  383. ^Andre SCHUERRLE – FIFA competition record
  384. ^Hans Georg SCHWARZENBECK – FIFA competition record
  385. ^Bastian SCHWEINSTEIGER – FIFA competition record
  386. ^Gaetano SCIREA – FIFA competition record
  387. ^Franco SELVAGGI – FIFA competition record
  388. ^Pietro SERANTONI – FIFA competition record
  389. ^Djibril SIDIBE – FIFA competition record
  390. ^David SILVA – FIFA competition record
  391. ^Ron SPRINGETT – FIFA competition record
  392. ^Paul STEINER – FIFA competition record
  393. ^Nobby STILES – FIFA competition record
  394. ^TAFFAREL – FIFA competition record
  395. ^Carlos TAPIA – FIFA competition record
  396. ^Alberto TARANTINI – FIFA competition record
  397. ^Marco TARDELLI – FIFA competition record
  398. ^Domingo TEJERA – FIFA competition record
  399. ^Eusebio TEJERA – FIFA competition record
  400. ^Florian THAUVIN – FIFA competition record
  401. ^Olaf THON – FIFA competition record
  402. ^Lilian THURAM – FIFA competition record
  403. ^Corentin TOLISSO – FIFA competition record
  404. ^Luca Toni – FIFA competition record
  405. ^Fernando TORRES – FIFA competition record
  406. ^TOSTAO – FIFA competition record
  407. ^Francesco TOTTI – FIFA competition record
  408. ^David TREZEGUET – FIFA competition record
  409. ^Marcelo TROBBIANI – FIFA competition record
  410. ^Toni TUREK – FIFA competition record
  411. ^Samuel UMTITI – FIFA competition record
  412. ^Santos URDINARAN – FIFA competition record
  413. ^Jorge VALDANO – FIFA competition record
  414. ^Víctor VALDÉS – FIFA competition record
  415. ^Jose VALENCIA – FIFA competition record
  416. ^VAMPETA – FIFA competition record
  417. ^Raphael VARANE – FIFA competition record
  418. ^Obdulio VARELA – FIFA competition record
  419. ^Mario VARGLIEN – FIFA competition record
  420. ^Ernesto VIDAL – FIFA competition record
  421. ^Patrick VIEIRA – FIFA competition record
  422. ^Pietro VIERCHOWOD – FIFA competition record
  423. ^Hector VILCHES – FIFA competition record
  424. ^David Villa – FIFA competition record
  425. ^Ricardo VILLA – FIFA competition record
  426. ^VIOLA – FIFA competition record
  427. ^Berti VOGTS – FIFA competition record
  428. ^Rudi VOELLER – FIFA competition record
  429. ^Fritz WALTER – FIFA competition record
  430. ^Ottmar WALTER – FIFA competition record
  431. ^Roman WEIDENFELLER – FIFA competition record
  432. ^WILSON PIAZZA – FIFA competition record
  433. ^Ray WILSON – FIFA competition record
  434. ^Herbert WIMMER – FIFA competition record
  435. ^Xavi HERNANDEZ – FIFA competition record
  436. ^Cristian Zaccardo – FIFA competition record
  437. ^Gianluca ZAMBROTTA – FIFA competition record
  438. ^ZE MARIA – FIFA competition record
  439. ^Hector ZELADA – FIFA competition record
  440. ^ZEQUINHA – FIFA competition record
  441. ^ZETTI – FIFA competition record
  442. ^Zinedine ZIDANE – FIFA competition record
  443. ^Ron-Robert ZIELER – FIFA competition record
  444. ^ZINHO – FIFA competition record
  445. ^Dino ZOFF – FIFA competition record

External links[edit]

  • World Cup Champions Squads 1930–2014, RSSSF.com
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List of FIFA World Cup finals
France celebrating after their win against Croatia in the 2018 FIFA World Cup Final
Founded1930
RegionInternational (FIFA)
Number of teams204 (qualifiers)
32 (finals)
Current championsFrance (2nd title)
Most successful team(s)Brazil (5 titles)
Last world cup winner 2014

Fifa Past World Cup Winners

The FIFA World Cup is an international association football competition established in 1930. It is contested by the men's national teams of the members of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), the sport's global governing body. The tournament has taken place every four years, except in 1942 and 1946, when the competition was cancelled due to World War II. The most recent World Cup, hosted by Russia in 2018, was won by France, who beat Croatia 4–2 in regulation time.

The World Cup final match is the last of the competition, and the result determines which country is declared world champions. If after 90 minutes of regular play the score is a draw, an additional 30-minute period of play, called extra time, is added. If such a game is still tied after extra time, it is then decided by a penalty shoot-out. The team winning the penalty shoot-out are then declared champions.[1] The tournament has been decided by a one-off match on every occasion except 1950, when the tournament winner was decided by a final round-robin group contested by four teams (Uruguay, Brazil, Sweden, and Spain). Uruguay's 2–1 victory over Brazil was the decisive match (and one of the last two matches of the tournament) which put them ahead on points and ensured that they finished top of the group as world champions. Therefore, this match is regarded by FIFA as the de facto final of the 1950 World Cup.[2]

In the 21 tournaments held, 79 nations have appeared at least once. Of these, 13 have made it to the final match, and eight have won.[n 1] With five titles, Brazil is the most successful World Cup team and also the only nation to have participated in every World Cup finals tournament.[4]Italy and Germany have four titles. Current champion France, along with past champions Uruguay and Argentina, have two titles each, while England and Spain have one each. The team that wins the finals receive the FIFA World Cup Trophy, and their name is engraved on the bottom side of the trophy.[5]

The 1970 and 1994, along with the 1986, 1990 and 2014 games are to date the only matches competed by the same teams (Brazil–Italy and Argentina–Germany respectively). As of 2018, the 1934 final[n 2] remains the latest final to have been between two teams playing their first final. The final match of the most recent tournament in Russia took place at the country's biggest sports complex, the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow.[6] The 1930 and the 1966 games are the only ones that did not take place on a Sunday. The former did on a Wednesday and the latter on a Saturday. As of 2018, only nations from Europe and South America have competed in a World Cup final. Six nations have won the final as host: Uruguay, Italy, England, Germany, Argentina and France. Two nations have lost the final as host: Brazil and Sweden.

List of finals[edit]

Locations of FIFA World Cup finals
Key to the list of finals
Match was won during extra time
Match was won on a penalty shoot-out
  • The 'Year' column refers to the year the World Cup was held, and wikilinks to the article about that tournament. The wikilinks in the 'Final score' column point to the article about that tournament's final game. Links in the 'Winners' and 'Runners-up' columns point to the articles for the national football teams of the countries, not the articles for the countries.
List of finals matches, their venues and locations, the finalists, and final scores
YearWinnersFinal score[2]Runners-upVenueLocationAttendanceReferences
1930Uruguay4–2ArgentinaEstadio CentenarioMontevideo, Uruguay80,000[7][8]
1934Italy2–1
[n 3]		CzechoslovakiaStadio Nazionale PNFRome, Italy50,000[9][10]
1938Italy4–2HungaryStade Olympique de ColombesParis, France45,000[11][12]
1942Editions not organized because of World War II.
1946
1950[n 4]Uruguay2–1
[n 5]		BrazilEstádio do MaracanãRio de Janeiro, Brazil199,854[13][14][15]
1954West Germany3–2HungaryWankdorf StadiumBern, Switzerland60,000[16][17]
1958Brazil5–2SwedenRåsunda StadiumSolna, Sweden51,800[18][19]
1962Brazil3–1CzechoslovakiaEstadio NacionalSantiago, Chile69,000[20][21]
1966England4–2
[n 6]		West GermanyWembley StadiumLondon, England93,000[22][23]
1970Brazil4–1ItalyEstadio AztecaMexico City, Mexico107,412[24][25]
1974West Germany2–1NetherlandsOlympiastadionMunich, West Germany75,200[26][27]
1978Argentina3–1
[n 7]		NetherlandsEstadio MonumentalBuenos Aires, Argentina71,483[28][29]
1982Italy3–1West GermanySantiago BernabéuMadrid, Spain90,000[30][31]
1986Argentina3–2West GermanyEstadio AztecaMexico City, Mexico114,600[32][33]
1990West Germany1–0ArgentinaStadio OlimpicoRome, Italy73,603[34][35]
1994Brazil0–0
[n 8]		ItalyRose BowlPasadena, United States94,194[36][37]
1998France3–0BrazilStade de FranceSaint-Denis, France80,000[38][39]
2002Brazil2–0GermanyInternational StadiumYokohama, Japan69,029[40][41]
2006Italy1–1
[n 9]		FranceOlympiastadionBerlin, Germany69,000[42][43]
2010Spain1–0
[n 10]		NetherlandsSoccer CityJohannesburg, South Africa84,490[44][45]
2014Germany1–0
[n 11]		ArgentinaEstádio do MaracanãRio de Janeiro, Brazil74,738[46][47]
2018France4–2CroatiaLuzhniki StadiumMoscow, Russia78,011
Upcoming finals
YearTeam 1vTeam 2VenueLocationAttendanceReferences
2022Lusail Iconic StadiumLusail, Qatar
2026MetLife StadiumUnited States

Results[edit]

Map of winning countries
Results by nation
National teamWinsRunners-upTotal finalsYears wonYears runners-up
Brazil5271958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 20021950, 1998
Germany4481954, 1974, 1990, 20141966, 1982, 1986, 2002
Italy4261934, 1938, 1982, 20061970, 1994
Argentina2351978, 19861930, 1990, 2014
France2131998, 20182006
Uruguay2021930, 1950–
England1011966–
Spain1012010–
Netherlands033–1974, 1978, 2010
Czechoslovakia022–1934, 1962
Hungary022–1938, 1954
Sweden011–1958
Croatia011–2018
Results by confederation
ConfederationAppearancesWinnersRunners-up
UEFA281216
CONMEBOL1495

Footnotes[edit]

All world cup winners
  1. ^This follows FIFA's consideration that the national teams of West Germany/Germany, Czechoslovakia/Czech Republic, Yugoslavia/Serbia and Montenegro/Serbia, and USSR/Russia are combined respectively for record-keeping.[3]
  2. ^Technically the 1958 final was also between two first timers, but Brazil's 1950 group game defeat is generally counted as a previous 'final' appearance for the team.
  3. ^Score was 1–1 after 90 minutes.[9][10]
  4. ^The 1950 FIFA World Cup did not have a final, rather, the tournament was decided by a 4-team round robin phase.
  5. ^Not the final but the decisive match of the final group stage.
  6. ^Score was 2–2 after 90 minutes.[22][23]
  7. ^Score was 1–1 after 90 minutes.[28][29]
  8. ^Score was 0–0 after 120 minutes. Brazil won 3–2 on penalties.[36][37]
  9. ^Score was 1–1 after 120 minutes. Italy won 5–3 on penalties.[42][43]
  10. ^Score was 0–0 after 90 minutes.[44][45]
  11. ^Score was 0–0 after 90 minutes.[46][47]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

General

  • 'World Cup 1930–2014'. Rec. Sport. Soccer Statistics Foundation (RSSSF). 17 July 2014. Retrieved 24 July 2014.

Specific

Past world cup winners women
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  29. ^ ab'World Cup history – Argentina 1978'. BBC Sport (British Broadcasting Corporation). 4 May 2006. Retrieved 26 January 2009.
  30. ^'1982 FIFA World Cup Spain'. FIFA.com (Fédération Internationale de Football Association). Archived from the original on 30 January 2009. Retrieved 26 January 2009.
  31. ^'World Cup history – Spain 1982'. BBC Sport (British Broadcasting Corporation). 4 May 2006. Retrieved 26 January 2009.
  32. ^'1986 FIFA World Cup Mexico'. FIFA.com (Fédération Internationale de Football Association). Archived from the original on 29 January 2009. Retrieved 26 January 2009.
  33. ^'World Cup history – Mexico 1986'. BBC Sport (British Broadcasting Corporation). 4 May 2006. Retrieved 26 January 2009.
  34. ^'1990 FIFA World Cup Italy'. FIFA.com (Fédération Internationale de Football Association). Archived from the original on 15 November 2013. Retrieved 26 January 2009.
  35. ^'World Cup history – Italy 1990'. BBC Sport (British Broadcasting Corporation). 4 May 2006. Retrieved 26 January 2009.
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  38. ^'1998 FIFA World Cup France'. FIFA.com (Fédération Internationale de Football Association). Archived from the original on 21 July 2011. Retrieved 26 January 2009.
  39. ^'World Cup history – France 1998'. BBC Sport (British Broadcasting Corporation). 4 May 2006. Retrieved 26 January 2009.
  40. ^'2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan'. FIFA.com (Fédération Internationale de Football Association). Archived from the original on 30 January 2009. Retrieved 26 January 2009.
  41. ^'World Cup history – Japan & South Korea 2002'. BBC Sport (British Broadcasting Corporation). 4 May 2006. Retrieved 26 January 2009.
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  47. ^ abMcNulty, Phil (13 July 2014). 'Germany 1–0 Argentina'. BBC Sport. British Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 19 July 2014.

External links[edit]

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