
93-year-old Scotland fan recalls 1974 and 1982 Brazil matches
Moira Brown, 93, shares memories of watching Scotland play Brazil in 1974 and 1982 ahead of their meeting in Miami on Wednesday.

Moira Brown, 93, shares memories of watching Scotland play Brazil in 1974 and 1982 ahead of their meeting in Miami on Wednesday.

Test your knowledge: Can you name all 15 England players who have scored at the men's World Cup since 2014? The Three Lions opened their 2026 campaign with a 4-2 win over Croatia, featuring three different scorers.

Cameroon's Roger Milla holds the record as the oldest goalscorer in World Cup history at 42 years and 39 days. The list includes Pepe, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, and other veteran players who scored in the tournament.

Fourteen players from nine nations have scored in five or more consecutive FIFA World Cup appearances. Just Fontaine, Jairzinho, and Lionel Messi lead with six straight games, while Messi's run remains active.

This year's FIFA World Cup has seen two new players enter the top 10 list of youngest goalscorers in tournament history.

Christian Karembeu tells the FIFA Podcast about two defining France-Brazil World Cup matches: watching the 1986 quarter-final as a boy in New Caledonia and playing in the 1998 final. He reflects on football's unifying power and his personal journey.

A look at the youngest players to score in FIFA World Cup tournaments, from Pelé to current stars, highlighting their ages and the matches in which they made history.

The 2026 World Cup has already seen records broken, with Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, and Harry Kane among those rewriting history. From Messi equaling the all-time goals record to Cristiano Ronaldo becoming the oldest outfield starter, more milestones are expected as the tournament progresses.

Every four years, the World Cup showcases the world's best attacking players. Even if they don't win the tournament, they can etch their name in history by scoring the most goals. How many Golden Boot winners can you name?

Former Cameroon international Emile Mbouh recounts his World Cup experiences in an interview with FIFA, highlighting the 1990 quarterfinal run and the impact of Roger Milla.