📜 World Cup History
From Uruguay 1930 to USA/Canada/Mexico 2026 · 92 years of the world's greatest tournament
🌟 2026: The Biggest World Cup Ever
The 2026 FIFA World Cup makes history as the first tournament with 48 nations, three co-hosts (USA, Canada, Mexico), and 104 matches — the most ever. 16 venues across North America will host the tournament from June 11 to July 19, 2026.
Argentina enter as defending champions after their 2022 triumph in Qatar, while Brazil (5 titles) remain the most decorated nation in World Cup history. Europe's powerhouses — France, Germany, Spain, England, and Portugal — all arrive with realistic title ambitions.
🏆 Most World Cup Titles
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Brazil
1958, 62, 70, 94, 02
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Germany
1954, 74, 90, 2014
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Italy
1934, 38, 82, 2006
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Argentina
1978, 86, 2022
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France
1998, 2018
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Uruguay
1930, 1950
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England
1966
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Spain
2010
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📋 Recent World Cup Champions
⚽ All-Time WC Top Scorers
* Kylian Mbappé (8 goals in 2022 + 4 in 2018) can break Klose's all-time record at WC 2026.