FIFA World Cup Winners List
The following is a chronological list of the FIFA World Cup winners, showcasing their triumphs and the years they achieved glory.
1. Italy (1934, 1
938, 1
982, 2006) - 1934: Hosted in Italy, the Azzurri won their first World Cup by defeating Czechoslovakia in the final. - 1938: Defending champions Italy retained the title by defeating Hungary in the final. - 1982: Italy won their third title by defeating West Germany in the final, with Paolo Rossi scoring a hat-trick. - 2006: The Azzurri secured their fourth World Cup victory by winning a penalty shootout against France. 2. Brazil (1
958, 1
962, 1
970, 1
994, 2002) - 1958: Brazil won their first World Cup in Sweden, with a team that included Pele and Garrincha. - 1962: Brazil successfully defended their title in Chile, with Pele scoring vital goals. - 1970: The iconic team of 1
970, often considered the greatest of all time, won the World Cup in Mexico. - 1994: Brazil won their fourth title in the United States, with Romário leading the scoring charts. - 2002: Brazil secured their fifth World Cup victory in South Korea and Japan, with Ronaldo and Rivaldo shining. 3. Germany (1
954, 1
974, 1
990, 2014) - 1954: West Germany won their first World Cup in Switzerland, defeating Hungary in the final. - 1974: West Germany won their second title as hosts, with Franz Beckenbauer and Gerd Müller leading the team. - 1990: West Germany won their third World Cup in Italy, defeating Argentina in the final. - 2014: Germany won their fourth title in Brazil, with Mario Götze scoring the winning goal in the final. 4. Argentina (1
978, 1986) - 1978: Hosted in Argentina, the Albiceleste won their first World Cup with Mario Kempes as the top scorer. - 1986: Argentina won their second title in Mexico, with Diego Maradona leading the team to victory. 5. England (1966) - 1966: England won their only World Cup as hosts, with Sir Geoff Hurst scoring a hat-trick in the final against West Germany. 6. France (1
998, 2018) - 1998: Hosted in France, Les Bleus won their first World Cup, with Zinedine Zidane scoring two goals in the final. - 2018: France secured their second World Cup victory in Russia, with Kylian Mbappé and Antoine Griezmann shining. Conclusion: The FIFA World Cup has witnessed the rise of several footballing giants, each leaving their mark on the sport's history. This list of winners is a testament to the passion, skill, and dedication that define the beautiful game.
