
World Cup Winners: Total Time Trailed in Title Campaigns
A detailed breakdown of how long each FIFA World Cup-winning team spent trailing during their victorious tournament, from Italy's perfect 0 minutes in 1938 to Uruguay's 124 minutes in 1950.
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A detailed breakdown of how long each FIFA World Cup-winning team spent trailing during their victorious tournament, from Italy's perfect 0 minutes in 1938 to Uruguay's 124 minutes in 1950.

Brazil leads all nations with five FIFA World Cup titles, followed by Germany and Italy with four each. Argentina, France, and Uruguay have each won twice, while England and Spain have one title apiece.

A mural of World Cup winner Sir Geoff Hurst has been unveiled in his hometown. The 1966 England hero said there are 'no words to describe' the tribute.

Of the 1,248 players at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, 22 have previously won the trophy. Germany, France, and Argentina are the only past champions represented, with Argentina leading with 17 returning players from their 2022 victory.

Andrés Iniesta scored the winning goal in the 2010 FIFA World Cup final, securing Spain's first-ever title. His strike in extra time against the Netherlands cemented his place in football history.