World Cup winners: All historical champions

The world cup This is the most important tournament in the world of football, because at the national team level all the powers of the five continents face each other. Brazil the most awarded of all, followed by Germany and Italywhich is close to the South American team.

Teams with the most World Cup titles

Brazil This is the most successful choice in World Cups. That’s a nice combo Mexico World Cup 1970 is still remembered with great wonder as one of the most important revolutions in the world of football, known as ‘The Brazil of fifty’with the Pele on the head. With the star Santos, the Brazilian team won the world soccer championship in 1958, 1962 and 1970.

Follow him Germanyin his last injury sustained in 2014 against Argentina in extra time, with a goal from Mario Götze, as well as Italy, who won France on sanctions in 2006.

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World Cup honors

In the short list of champions of World Wide Football Cup, there are good selections from very small countries, as is the case with Uruguay (champion in 1930 and 1950). Brazil is the largest, followed by Germany and Italy. France like Argentina, has won more than one World Cup (as a local in 1978 and the great success with Maradona in Mexico 1986), England and Spain complete this select list.

history of world cups

The Soccer World Cup has been held since 1930when Uruguay He took the title as a local. In 1934 the same thing happened to Italybut the great domain in the most important event in football has been achieved Brazil.

From the hand of Pele, the great star in the history of Brazilian soccer, between 1958 (Sweden), 1962 (Chile) and 1970 (Mexico), won three of the four world championships. Until United States 1994 did not win again, in addition to getting to Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Roberto Carlos and Rivaldo the title on Korea and Japan 2002.

Follow him Germanyin his last injury sustained in 2014 against Argentina in extra time, with a goal from Mario Gotzeas well as the Italywho won France on sanctions in 2006. Spain won his first and only title at South Africa 2010 vs Netherlandswhich has yet to experience success (not even the great Johan Cruyff and his ‘Clockwork Orange’).

Another good moment to remember is the Brazil’s ‘Maracanazo’ 1950, when the Uruguayan team defeated the five-time champions in the great stadium of Brazil. Uruguay is the only team with two titles including the great Maradona’s Argentina (mythology Mexico 1986). England won the World Cup at home in 1966, where they left Brazil’s hegemony behind.