🏆 FIFA TOURNAMENT

MUNDIAL 2026

USA · Mexico · Canada — 48 teams, 104 matches, 16 venues.

📜 World Cup History

From Uruguay 1930 to today · champions, hosts, top scorers and trivia from every edition.

🏆 All-time titles podium

National teams with the most World Cups won.

1° Brazil 5 titles

2° Germany 4 titles

3° Italy 4 titles

4° Argentina 3 titles

5° France 2 titles

6° Uruguay 2 titles

7° Spain 1 title

8° England 1 title

🌍 Recent editions

A summary of the recent World Cups: host, champion, runner-up and top scorer.

2022 Qatar

🏆 Champion Argentina

🥈 Runner-up France

🥉 Third Croatia

4th place Morocco

⚽ Top scorer Kylian Mbappé (8 goals)

📋 Matches 64

2018 Russia

🏆 Champion France

🥈 Runner-up Croatia

🥉 Third Belgium

4th place England

⚽ Top scorer Harry Kane (6 goals)

📋 Matches 64

2014 Brazil

🏆 Champion Germany

🥈 Runner-up Argentina

🥉 Third Netherlands

4th place Brazil

⚽ Top scorer James Rodríguez (6 goals)

📋 Matches 64

2010 South Africa

🏆 Champion Spain

🥈 Runner-up Netherlands

🥉 Third Germany

4th place Uruguay

⚽ Top scorer Thomas Müller (5 goals)

📋 Matches 64

2006 Germany

🏆 Champion Italy

🥈 Runner-up France

🥉 Third Germany

4th place Portugal

⚽ Top scorer Miroslav Klose (5 goals)

📋 Matches 64

2002 South Korea / Japan

🏆 Champion Brazil

🥈 Runner-up Germany

🥉 Third Turkey

4th place South Korea

⚽ Top scorer Ronaldo (8 goals)

📋 Matches 64

1998 France

🏆 Champion France

🥈 Runner-up Brazil

🥉 Third Croatia

4th place Netherlands

⚽ Top scorer Davor Šuker (6 goals)

📋 Matches 64

1994 United States

🏆 Champion Brazil

🥈 Runner-up Italy

🥉 Third Sweden

4th place Bulgaria

⚽ Top scorer Oleg Salenko (6 goals)

📋 Matches 52

1990 Italy

🏆 Champion Germany

🥈 Runner-up Argentina

🥉 Third Italy

4th place England

⚽ Top scorer Salvatore Schillaci (6 goals)

📋 Matches 52

1986 Mexico

🏆 Champion Argentina

🥈 Runner-up Germany

🥉 Third France

4th place Belgium

⚽ Top scorer Gary Lineker (6 goals)

📋 Matches 52

1982 Spain

🏆 Champion Italy

🥈 Runner-up Germany

🥉 Third Poland

4th place France

⚽ Top scorer Paolo Rossi (6 goals)

📋 Matches 52

1978 Argentina

🏆 Champion Argentina

🥈 Runner-up Netherlands

🥉 Third Brazil

4th place Italy

⚽ Top scorer Mario Kempes (6 goals)

📋 Matches 38

1974 West Germany

🏆 Champion Germany

🥈 Runner-up Netherlands

🥉 Third Poland

4th place Brazil

⚽ Top scorer Grzegorz Lato (7 goals)

📋 Matches 38

1970 Mexico

🏆 Champion Brazil

🥈 Runner-up Italy

🥉 Third Germany

4th place Uruguay

⚽ Top scorer Gerd Müller (10 goals)

📋 Matches 32

1966 England

🏆 Champion England

🥈 Runner-up Germany

🥉 Third Portugal

4th place Russia

⚽ Top scorer Eusébio (9 goals)

📋 Matches 32

1962 Chile

🏆 Champion Brazil

🥈 Runner-up Czechoslovakia

🥉 Third Chile

4th place Yugoslavia

⚽ Top scorer Leonel Sánchez (4 goals)

📋 Matches 32

1958 Sweden

🏆 Champion Brazil

🥈 Runner-up Sweden

🥉 Third France

4th place Germany

⚽ Top scorer Just Fontaine (13 goals)

📋 Matches 35

1954 Switzerland

🏆 Champion Germany

🥈 Runner-up Hungary

🥉 Third Austria

4th place Uruguay

⚽ Top scorer Sándor Kocsis (11 goals)

📋 Matches 26

1950 Brazil

🏆 Champion Uruguay

🥈 Runner-up Brazil

🥉 Third Sweden

4th place Spain

⚽ Top scorer Ademir de Menezes (9 goals)

📋 Matches 22

1938 France

🏆 Champion Italy

🥈 Runner-up Hungary

🥉 Third Brazil

4th place Sweden

⚽ Top scorer Leônidas da Silva (7 goals)

📋 Matches 18

1934 Italy

🏆 Champion Italy

🥈 Runner-up Czechoslovakia

🥉 Third Germany

4th place Austria

⚽ Top scorer Oldřich Nejedlý (5 goals)

📋 Matches 17

1930 Uruguay

🏆 Champion Uruguay

🥈 Runner-up Argentina

🥉 Third United States

4th place Yugoslavia

⚽ Top scorer Guillermo Stábile (8 goals)

📋 Matches 18

Historical: dataset martj42/international_results · 47,000 international matches since 1872