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ALL WORLD CUP FINALS 1930-2018
YEAR HOST CHAMPIONS FINALISTS RESULT
1930 Uruguay Uruguay Argentina 4-2
1934 Italy Italy Czechoslovakia 2-1 AET
1938 France Italy Hungary 4-2
1950 Brazil Uruguay Brazil 2-1
1954 Switzerland West Germany Hungary 3-2
1958 Sweden Brazil Sweden 5-2
1962 Chile Brazil Czechoslovakia 3-1
1966 England England West Germany 4-2 AET
1970 Mexico Brazil Italy 4-1
1974 West Germany West Germany Netherlands 2-1
1978 Argentina Argentina Netherlands 3-1 AET
1982 Spain Italy West Germany 3-1
1986 Mexico Argentina West Germany 3-2
1990 Italy West Germany Argentina 1-0
1994 United States Brazil Italy 0-0(3-2)AP
1998 France France Brazil 3-0
2002 Korea/Japan Brazil Germany 2-0
2006 Germany Italy France 1-1(5-3)AP
2010 South Africa Spain Netherlands 1-0 AET
2014 Brazil Germany Argentina 1-0 AET
2018 Russia France Croatia 4-2
MULTIPLE WORLD CUP WINNING PLAYERS
3 - Pelé (BRA) 1958 1962 1970
2 - Giovanni Ferrari (ITA) 1934 1938
Giuseppe Meazza (ITA) 1934 1938
Eraldo Monzeglio (ITA) 1934 1938
Guido Masetti (ITA) 1934* 1938*
Didi (BRA) 1958 1962
Djalma Santos (BRA) 1958 1962
Garrincha (BRA) 1958 1962
Gilmar (BRA) 1958 1962
Nilton Santos (BRA) 1958 1962
Vava (BRA) 1958 1962
Mario Zagallo (BRA) 1958 1962
Zito (BRA) 1958 1962
Cafu (BRA) 1994 2002
Hilderaldo Bellini (BRA) 1958 1962*
Mauro (BRA) 1958* 1962
Zozimo (BRA) 1958* 1962
Ronaldo (BRA) 1994* 2002
Pepe (BRA) 1958* 1962*
Carlos Jose Castilho (BRA) 1958* 1962*
Daniel Passarella (ARG) 1978 1986*
* Was in the squad, but never played a match.
PLAYERS WITH MORE THAN ONE APPEARANCE IN THE FINAL
3 - Cafu Brazil 1994 1998 2002
2 - Fabien Barthez France 1998 2006
Bebeto Brazil 1994 1998
Franz Beckenbauer West Germany 1966 1974
Thomas Berthold West Germany 1986 1990
Andreas Brehme West Germany 1986 1990
Paul Breitner West Germany 1974 1982
Hans-Peter Briegel West Germany 1982 1986
Jorge Burruchaga Argentina 1986 1990
Didi Brazil 1958 1962
Dunga Brazil 1994 1998
Attilio Ferrari Italy 1934 1938
Karl-Heinz Förster West Germany 1982 1986
Garrincha Brazil 1958 1962
Arie Haan Netherlands 1974 1978
Gilmar Brazil 1958 1962
Wim Jansen Netherlands 1974 1978
Jan Jongbloed Netherlands 1974 1978
Rene van de Kerkhof Netherlands 1974 1978
Miroslav Klose Germany 2002 2014
Ruud Krol Netherlands 1974 1978
Pierre Littbarski West Germany 1982 1990
Diego Maradona Argentina 1986 1990
Lothar Matthäus West Germany 1986 1990
Giuseppe Meazza Italy 1934 1938
Luis Monti Argent./Italy 1930 1934
Johan Neeskens Netherlands 1974 1978
Wolfgang Overath West Germany 1966 1974
Pelé Brazil 1958 1970
Rob Rensenbrink Netherlands 1974 1978
Johnny Rep Netherlands 1974 1978
Rivaldo Brazil 1998 2002
Roberto Carlos Brazil 1998 2002
Ronaldo Brazil 1998 2002
Oscar Ruggeri Argentina 1986 1990
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge West Germany 1982 1986
Djalma Santos Brazil 1958 1962
Nilton Santos Brazil 1958 1962
Harald Schumacher West Germany 1982 1986
Wim Suurbier Netherlands 1974 1978
Claudio Taffarel Brazil 1994 1998
Lilian Thuram France 1998 2006
Vava Brazil 1958 1962
Patrick Vieira France 1998 2006
Rudi Völler West Germany 1986 1990
Mario Zagallo Brazil 1958 1962
Zinedine Zidane France 1998 2006
Zito Brazil 1958 1962
FASTEST
GOAL SCORED
90 Secs - Johan Neeskens (NED) vs West Germany 1974
LATEST
GOAL SCORED
120 mins - Geoff Hurst (ENG) vs West Germany 1966
MOST GOALS SCORED
3 - Pelé (BRA) 2 vs Sweden 1958
1 vs Italy 1970
3 - Vava (BRA) 2 vs Sweden 1958
1 vs Czechoslovakia 1962
3 - Geoff Hurst (ENG) 3 vs West Germany 1966
3 - Zinedine Zidane (FRA) 2 vs Brazil 1998
1 vs Italy 2006
SCORED IN MOST FINALS
2 - Pelé (BRA) vs Sweden 1958
vs Italy 1970
2 - Vava (BRA) vs Sweden 1958
vs Czechoslovakia 1962
2 - Paul Breitner (GER) vs Netherlands 1974
vs Italy 1982
2 - Zinedine Zidane (FRA) vs Brazil 1998
vs Italy 2006
LONGEST SPAN BETWEEN FIRST AND LAST GOAL
12 years - Pelé Brazil 1958-1970
8 years - Paul Breitner West Germany 1974-1982
8 years - Zinedine Zidane France 1998-2006
LONGEST SPAN BETWEEN FIRST AND LAST APPEARANCE
12 years - Pelé Brazil 1958-1970
Miroslav Klose Germany 2002-2014
8 years - Franz Beckenbauer West Germany 1966-1974
Wolfgang Overath West Germany 1966-1974
Paul Breitner West Germany 1974-1982
Pierre Littbarski West Germany 1982-1990
Cafu Brazil 1994-2002
Fabien Barthez France 1998-2006
Lilian Thuram France 1998-2006
Patrick Vieira France 1998-2006
Zinedine Zidane France 1998-2006
ONLY HAT-TRICK SCORED
Geoff Hurst (ENG) vs West Germany 1966
YOUNGEST GOALSCORER IN FINAL
17 years and 249 days - Pelé
(Brazil v Sweden 1958)
OLDEST GOALSCORER IN FINAL
35 years and 263 days - Nils Liedholm
(Sweden v Brazil 1958)
GOALSCORERS AS SUBSTITUTES
Dick Nanninga (NED) vs Argentina 1978
Alessandro Altobelli (ITA) vs West Germany 1982
Rudi Völler (GER) vs Argentina 1986
Mario Götze (GER) vs Argentina 2014
MOST FINALS AS CAPTAIN
2 - Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (GER) 1982 1986
2 - Diego Maradona (ARG) 1986 1990
2 - Dunga (BRA) 1994 1998
ONLY PLAYER TO APPEAR IN FINAL FOR TWO COUNTRIES
Luis Monti (ARG) for Argentina 1930
for Italy 1934
YOUNGEST PLAYERS IN A FINAL
17yrs 249d - Pelé (BRA v SWE 1958)
18yrs 201d - Giuseppe Bergomi (ITA V GER 1982)
19yrs 207d - Kylian Mbappé (FRA v CRO 2018)
OLDEST PLAYERS IN A FINAL
40yrs 133d - Dino Zoff (ITA v GER 1982)
37yrs 241d - Gunnar Gren (SWE v BRA 1958)
37yrs 212d - Jan Jongbloed (NED v ARG 1978)
PLAYERS SENT OFF IN A FINAL
Pedro Monzon (ARG) vs West Germany 1990
Gustavo Dezotti (ARG) vs West Germany 1990
Marcel Desailly (FRA) vs Brazil 1998
Zinedine Zidane (FRA) vs Italy 2006
John Heitinga (NED) vs Spain 2010
ONLY STADIUMS TO HOST MORE THAN ONE FINAL
Estadio Azteca, Mexico City 1970 1986
Estadio Maracană, Rio de Janeiro 1950* 2014
* The "final" in 1950 was the deciding group match,
not a knock-out match like other finals.
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