Eight countries have won the FIFA World Cup, with Brazil leading the way with five titles
He got it in 1978 and also in 1986. In his country and in Mexico. Well, Argentina added its third star yesterday, its third World Cup title, and is close to Italy and Germany, who have four. Finally, Messi has his title which, by the way, helps him break the bond he had with France, the defeated country, and Uruguay, his usual foe.
Brazil leads with five World Cups. The five-time champion promised them to be very happy in Qatar. They almost took the title for granted, given Argentina’s initial weakness, France’s unconvincing triumphs… But their match was cut short against Croatia in the quarter-finals.
Germany and Italy appear behind the canarinha, with four. However, the Germans have already had two world championships in which they take to the streets at the first opportunity, without passing the group stage. And the transalpines, European champions as much as they are, have not been to the event in Russia or in Qatar. Almost nothing.
With three, alone, Messi’s Argentina. With two, France and a Uruguay that was on top in the early days of the World Cup. His titles date back to 1930 and 1950, this time with the unforgettable Maracanazo against Brazil. And who has one left? England, in 1966, and Spain, in 2010. By the way, if you look at the number two, Germany wins there with four, followed by Argentina with three, and another three from the Netherlands, the one beaten in the final in South Africa by La Roja de Vicente del Bosque.
Source: La Verdad
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