BRAZIL IN THE FIFA WORLD CUP
1930 - 2022

LUIZ EDUARDO LAGES

BRAZIL, FIVE (5) TIMES WINNERS OF THE FIFA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

BRAZIL PENTA (5)

BY
LUIZ EDUARDO LAGES

Brazil's record in "THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP" can never now be equalled, been the only country five (5) times World Champions and also been the only country always to have reached the finals in every tournament held since the start of the competition in 1930, until the last championship in 2018. During this period of 21 series, Brazil won the World Cup in 1958 (unbeaten), 1962 (unbeaten), 1970 (unbeaten, winning all the six matches), 1994 (unbeaten) and 2002 (unbeaten, winning all the seven matches); were second in 1950 and 1998; third in 1938 and 1978 (unbeaten); fourth in 1974 and 2014. When Brazil won the Jules Rimet Cup outright in 1970, had a 100% record of victories in both, qualifying and in the final stages. It was 12 matches with victories in a row (6 in the qualifying and 6 in the finals). No other World Cup winner has had a 100% record in the qualifying and finals in all the history.

Brazil is also the only country that won the World Cup in five (5) regions and in three (3) of the continents (except in Africa) that the World Championship was played (South, Central and North America, Europe and Asia).

Other Interesting Facts and Records

Brazil is the only country to have won the World Cup five (5) times; the other winners are: Italy (4 times); Germany (4 times); Uruguay (2 times); Argentina (2 times); France (2 times); England (1 time); and Spain (1 time);
Only Brazil (since 1958), Spain (since 2010) and Germany (since 2014) was World Champions outside their own continent;
Brazil has the only player to be in the World Cup winning team three times: Pelé;
Brazil has the only player to be playing in three consecutives finals (1994, 1998, 2002). Winning two (1994 and 2002) and been second in 1998: Cafu;
Brazil has also the player that detained the record of goals in all the World Cup history: Ronaldo (15 goals), until the World Cup 2014. Now, after the World Cup in Brazil 2014, Miroslav Klose, Germany, has the record with 16 goals;
Brazil is the only country that won 11 matches in a row in "The World Championship Finals" between 2002 and 2006: 11 matches! Another absolute record!;
Brazil is the country that won more "Fair Play Awards" in the history of "The World Championship", an official nomination from FIFA after each edition since 1978 in Argentina. During this time was ten (10) editions of the "Fair Play Award". Brazil won four (4) times: 1982 in Spain, 1986 in Mexico, 1994 in USA (when won also the "World Championship") and 2006 in Germany! Another absolute record!;
Brazil is also the country that was nominated more "Fair Play Awards" in the history of all the competitions promoted by FIFA: "The World Championship, Senior", "The World Championship, U-20", "The World Championship, U-17" and "The Confederation Cup"!!! There is a total of 14 trophies "Fair Play Awarded" in the gallery of the Brazilian Confederation (CBF) and the same number of prices awarded: the mentioned above in "The World Cups", all categories, promoted by FIFA (Senior, U-20 and U-17) and the "Confederations Cups". We aggregate all the nominations of the "Fair Play Awards" also from "The Americas Cups", in those competitions nomineted by the South American Confederation (CONMEBOL), becaming a wonderful result and a prove of loyalty to the World and to the game! Above all, "The Trophy of FIFA" from 2004, the year when the International Confederation was commemorating 100 years jubilee and then nominated Brazil with the official title "The team more correct with the average of less fouls in the history and the national team with the best discipline". For Brazil that is the most successful national team in the history, to have achieve and maintained it all this time, playing clean and inside the Laws of the Game, is something really marvellous and fantastic!;
Brazil is also the only country that was, simultaneous, "World Champions" of all the competitions promoted by FIFA: "The World Championship, Senior", "The World Championship, U-20" and "The World Championship, U-17", all titles between 2002/2003, and Champions of "The Confederation Cup", simultaneous with the three World Championships in all the categories, between 2002 and 2005!!! This is one absolute record, another wonderful way to show superiority in the football, "The King of the Sports"!;
Brazil have the only player to score in every game in one of World Cup series: Jairzinho in 1970, when Brazil won "The World Championship" for the third time!;
Brazil also have the only player to score in successive World Cup finals: Vavá in 1958 (2 goals) and 1962 (1 goal), when Brazil won the two first "World Championship" in a row!;
Brazil have on four occasions provided five players that was the World Championship leading scorer: 1938 - Leônidas: 7 goals; 1950 - Ademir: 9 goals; 1962 - Garrincha and Vavá: 4 goals each and 2002 - Ronaldo: 8 goals;
The country to have one player to have scored four (4) goals in a World Cup match: 1950 - Ademir (Brazil 7 x 1 Sweden);
The only country to have had one man who has four (4) World Cup winners gold medals both as a player and as a manager: Mário Zagallo - two as a player - 1958 and 1962 and two as the Manager 1970 and Technical Supervisor 1994. He has also one silver medal in 1998 and one fourth place in 1974, both as the Manager;
Brazil is the only country to play three consecutive finals (1994, 1998 and 2002) and winning two (1994 and 2002)! Germany played three consecutive finals (1982, 1986 and 1990), but winning only one (1990);
Brazil is the first country to win the World Championship in two centurys (20 and 21), making sure of it's supremacy with a total of five World Championships!;
Brazil is the only country that won, with the same team, two times the World Championship (1958 and 1962). As the reigning champions, the Brazilians defended theirs title from 1958, in 1962. When Italy defended theirs title from 1934, in 1938, was not with the same team;
Brazil established the record in all the history of the competition of been 21 consecutive matches in the World Championship (preliminaries and finals) without to be defeated! That was between 1977 and 1982. This record still stands!;
Brazil established the record in all the history of the competition of been 13 consecutive matches in the finals without to be defeated! That was between 1958 and 1966!;
Brazil established the record in all the history of the competition, winning seven (7) consecutive matches in a row in the World Championship (2002), winning the title for the fifht (5) time!;
Brazil is the country that has more points in the World Cup history;
Brazil is the country that is number one (1) in the ranking of all the World Cup history;
Brazil is the country that scored more goals in the World Cup history;
Brazil is the country that has the more big difference of goals in the World Cup history;
Brazil is the only country that won a WORLD CUP FINAL match with three (3) goals difference two times. The more fantastic with it, is that in the five (5) World Cup titles, Brazil won two times with tree goals difference, away from home. That was in 1958, Brazil 5 x 2 Sweden and 1970, Brazil 4 x 1 Italy;
Brazil is the only country that made 5 goals in one WORLD CUP FINAL. That was in 1958, Brazil 5 x 2 Sweden;
Brazil won unbeaten all the five (5) World Championship away from home;
Brazil also established the absolute record of the competition, beating his own record, being World Champions after to win all the seven matches in a row, without to lose any point in the World Championship 2002. The old record of the competition was from 1970, when Brazil was the World Champions being the only country to win all the six matches in a row, without to lose point in the World Championship 1970;
FIFA made officially Brazil "THE NATIONAL TEAM OF THE LAST CENTURY";
FIFA made officially Brazil, "The Champions of the World Championship 1970", "THE BEST TEAM OF THE LAST CENTURY";
As Brazil is officially "THE NATIONAL TEAM OF THE LAST CENTURY", is automatically "THE NATIONAL TEAM OF ALL THE TIMES";
In the same sence, as Brazil, "The Champions of the World Championship 1970 is officially "THE BEST TEAM OF THE LAST CENTURY", is automatically "THE BEST TEAM OF ALL THE TIMES";
Brazil was, uninterrupted, NUMBER ONE in FIFA'S OFFICIAL WORLD RANKING since just after to win "THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP" for the fourth time in 1994, until 16th May 2001, another record almost impossible to be equalized. Before, Brazil also was NUMBER ONE in September 1993, just the same year the ranking of nations started;
Brazil was nominated, officially by FIFA, "THE NATIONAL TEAM OF THE YEAR", uninterrupted, from 1994 to 1999 (six years in a row), again, another record almost impossible to be equalized;
Brazil was nominated, officially by FIFA, "THE TOP TEAM OF THE YEAR", 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 (six years in a row), 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006 (five years in a row), making the total of eleven (11) times in fourteen (14) years since the start of this nomination in 1993, another record almost impossible to be equalized;
Brazil was again THE NUMBER ONE in FIFA'S OFFICIAL WORLD RANKING, uninterrupted, from just after to win THE WORLD CUP 2002, when conquered the country's fifth (5th) title, until the middle of February 2007. ALL RANKINGS PUBLISHED EVERY MONTH IN THE FIFA'S SITE IN THE INTERNET!;
Brazil is the only country in the world to win twice "THE TRIPLE CROWN" for the principal team, also the National Team. And with the incredible fact to be the only nation to have win "THE TRIPLE CROWN" two times away from home! More fantastic: Brazil did it outside the own continent (in the cases of "THE WORLD CUP" and "THE CONFEDERATIONS CUP", of course)! Resume: First Time: Brazil started "THE WORLD CUP 1998" as holders of "THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP" (WON "THE WORLD CUP 1994"), "THE INTERCONTINENTAL CUP" (WON "THE CONFEDERATIONS CUP 1997") and "THE CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP" (WON "THE SOUTH AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP"-"COPA AMÉRICA 1997"). This fantastic combination of facts made Brazil to be the first country in the earth that, in the same time, was the holders of the three more importants competitions in the planet (WORLD, INTERCONTINENTAL and CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS). A situation unprecedented in the history of the football! This "TRIPLE CROWN" Brazil conquered been the only nation to win away from home (without to play home!). Also, Brazil was the only nation to win this "TRIPLE CROWN" unbeaten!; Second Time: Brazil also won "THE WORLD CUP 2002" (for the fifth time) and, as holders of "THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP" (WON "THE WORLD CUP 2002"), was champion of "THE INTERCONTINENTAL CUP 2005" (for the second time), when won "THE CONFEDERATIONS CUP 2005" and winning for the seventh time (in the total of eight (8) continental titles) "THE CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP 2004" (Champion in "THE SOUTH AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP"-"COPA AMÉRICA 2004"). This fantastic combination of facts made Brazil to be the only nation in the earth that, two times in the same time, was the holders of the three more importants competitions in the planet (WORLD, INTERCONTINENTAL and CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS). Also, a situation unprecedented in the history of the football! This "DOUBLE TRIPLE CROWN" Brazil conquered, like is registred over, been the only nation to win away from home! (without to play home!);
Brazil started "THE WORLD CUP 2006" as holders of "THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP" (WON "THE WORLD CUP 2002"), also as holders of "THE INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP" (WON "THE CONFEDERATIONS CUP 2005") and "THE CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP" (WON "THE SOUTH AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP"-"COPA AMÉRICA 2004"). This another fantastic combination of facts made BRAZIL to be the only country in the earth that was the holders of THE WORLD, THE INTERCONTINENTAL AND THE CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS TWO TIMES ALONG THE HISTORY, BEFORE THE START OF ONE SINGLE EDITION OF "THE WORLD CUP", the more important event of "THE KING OF ALL SPORTS"! Also a situation unprecedented in the history of the football! One time more, this championships Brazil conquered winning away from home (without to play home!);
Brazil is "TRIPLE CROWN" also in winning, in the same time, the three official WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS of FIFA: THE COMPETITION FOR THE PRINCIPAL TEAMS, THE U-20 AND THE U-17!!! Again one unprecedented situation, status that only BRAZIL can have, to be, simultaneously, WORLD CHAMPIONS IN THE THREE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS PROMOTE BY FIFA!;
In the club level, Brazilians clubs, and obviously Brazil as nation, are the only country that won three World Championships titles organized officially by FIFA, and more notable, all this fantastic demonstration of superiority, winning with three differents clubs, from two differents towns and states!!! Brazilians clubs are also unbeaten in all the World Championships games since those World Championships started by FIFA in the year 2000! The clubs from Brazil are unbeaten, even if VASCO DA GAMA, from Rio de Janeiro, finished second, just after CORINTHIANS, from São Paulo, in the year 2000, but losing the title of Champions only in the decision by penalties. That game finished officially 0x0, after the extra time (180 minutes)! "The World Club Championship", organized officially by FIFA, is, of course, the more important competition for clubs and more big tournament for clubs that can be winning in the club level, where all the continents are envolved. The old and extinct "Intercontinental Cup", that the Champions clubs from South America also did lead all the way in the confrontation with the Champions clubs from Europe until the end of the event (this was the same tournament that after was also renamed "Toyota Cup", and during the both titles the South American Clubs did lead until the end, winning also in the total number of titles of Champions in both and, of course, in the extinct history of the big event). As the "Intercontinental Cup" and Toyota Cup never was official as "World Championships" and obviouslly never did or counted in this level and, as the name of the competition called during the time existed, counted only in the level below the tournemants for national teams, as is the level of the competition for clubs, but as one form of tournemant like the "Intercontinental Cup" for national teams, of course, very under "The World Championship". In the inaugural "World Club Championship" for clubs, organized officially by FIFA, Brazilians clubs finished first and second in the "I WORLD CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP", promoted by FIFA, with Brazil represented by two teams, one continental champions and another as hosts. This great sucess of the competition, for the first time ever having the Champions teams from all the continents, was unique and stayed the more high one single club can win, as have been until now. In the year 2000, CORINTHIANS, from São Paulo, was WORLD CHAMPIONS and VASCO DA GAMA, from Rio de Janeiro, was VICE WORLD CHAMPIONS. Fantastic! In the "II World Club Championship", SÃO PAULO F.C., from the town with the same name, won the title in 2005. Fantastic and unique! In the "III World Club Championship", INTERNACIONAL, club from the town of Porto Alegre, in south BRAZIL, won the title in 2006 for the nation of Brazil and confirmed, ones more, the clubs from Brazil as outstand class, even if Brazil have been export the best players of the world, mostly for Europeans clubs, that the Brazilians clubs have to face and have been beating, even if in the other side, in this case beating Barcelona, had Ronaldinho Gaúcho, nominated by FIFA "THE BEST PLAYER IN THE WORLD", in the last two years, 2004 and 2005, Deco (originally from Brazil), Edmílson and others Brazilians in the opposit side! As everyone very well know, Brazil is during long time the country that export more players for all the continents in the World, specially for the clubs in Europe! But, what it make everything more fantastic and more one time cames to prove for all the World, the total superiority, is that the teams from Brazil always win (when they are part) in the end of "The World Club Championship" for Champions clubs of all the continents (the top of all the titles for clubs) and continues unbeaten until now in every titles and every games played and, in the same time, continues to be the kings, also in the club football and, as not enough, to be, unanimous and without question, outstanding all the time in the all sides and ages in the national teams, including the principal team (with the national side), in "The World Cup", the name knowed for "The World Championship" for national teams, that Brazil has a historic leadership having been the only one to have five (5) "World Championships" titles, consider, also unanimous and without question, the absolute biggest event from the planet! This, winning in all the continents and conditions the "World Cup" was played, what no another national team ever did or can do! When in the very few times some another national team can do, is only inside theirs own country or own continent. Caming back to the last event, the third winning of the "World Club Championship", Brazil is the only country, also in the club level, that leads the statistics and, more fantastic as ever, doing it unbeaten in all the three times Brazil participate of the tornemant, as noted above! Brazil is also the only country that won the official "World Club Championship" three times until the date, the first home (with another Brazilian as runner up!), the second in Japan and the third also in Japan. Fantastic and unique!!!;
Brazil is the country that had more times players nominated officially by FIFA "THE BEST PLAYER IN THE WORLD", since this nomination started in 1991: eight (8) times! The players elected "BEST IN THE WORLD" with the years was: Ronaldo, 1996, 1997 and 2002 (three times!); Ronaldinho Gaúcho, 2004 and 2005 (two times!); Romário, 1994; Rivaldo, 1999 and Kaká, 2007;
Brazil is also the country with more players nominated officially by FIFA "THE BEST PLAYER IN THE WORLD"! Five (5) players: Ronaldo (three times!), Ronaldinho Gaúcho (two times!), Romário, Rivaldo and Kaká. This another result of Brazil in one democratic vote, with the participation of all the trainers of national teams from the entire world and many other specialists from the universe of the football, is fantastic! Also, is the absolute record!
Brazil is the only country that had one man and one woman nominated officially by FIFA, more than one time during the years, since this official nomination begun, "THE BEST PLAYERS IN THE WORLD" and, in the same time, "THE BEST PLAYERS OF THE YEAR" in each category (man and woman football). Last year, 2007, the best player in the world football at all and in the man category was Kaká (Brazil) and in the woman football was Marta (Brazil);
Brazil is the country that had more times the individual player nominated by FIFA "THE BEST PLAYER IN THE WORLD": Ronaldo (1996, 1997 and 2002);
Brazil is the only country that had the first and the second individual player nominated by FIFA in the same year "THE BEST AND SECOND BEST PLAYERS IN THE WORLD": Ronaldo and Roberto Carlos in 1997;
Brazil is also the nation that had more players nominated "THE BEST PLAYER IN THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP": Leônidas(1938), Zizinho (1950), Didi (1958), Garrincha (1962), Pelé (1970), Romário(1994) and Ronaldo (1998 and 2002). 8 times in 20 "World Cups"! Absolute record!
Brazil is also the best nation in all another forms of football, as the leading country in FUTSAL AND BEACH SOCCER, with the record having more World Titles in those World Championships organized officially by FIFA!
BRAZIL won "THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP OF FUTSAL 2008" organized official by FIFA in Rio de Janeiro and Brasilia, the capital of the big country. That was the fourth official "World Championship" in this modality of football. This fact proves one time more the domination of BRAZIL in all forms of football. It also confirms and increases the Brazilian records in the more competitive sport of our planet!
Brazil won "THE FIFA CONFEDERATIONS CUP" - (THE INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP), four (4) times: 1997, 2005, 2009 and 2013! This is also absolute record in the second best competition of FIFA, after "The World Championship" (The World Cup). Fantastic!!!
Brazil won "THE SOUTH AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP" - COPA AMÉRICA - (THE CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP), eight (8) times: 1919, 1922, 1949, 1989, 1997, 1999, 2004 and 2007! That is the oldest championship for nations in the world and has started in 1916! The South American Championship (Copa América) is organized officially by "THE SOUTH AMERICAN CONFEDERATION" and is part of the FIFA'S WORLD CALENDAR!
After winning the FIFA Confederations Cup in South Africa, Brazil have regained the top spot in the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking, thus relegating European champions Spain (2nd, down 1) to second place. Now Brazil have been 6 times in the history "Number One" in the "World Ranking of FIFA", also with the longest time, long way in front of others nations! Absolute record, like in all the fronts!
"The Golden Ball" was winning by Kaká (Brazil), "The Silver Ball" (2nd place), as best player, was for Luís Fabiano (Brazil)! "The Golden Shoe", also to Luís Fabiano (Brazil) and "The Fair Play Award" for the team Brazil! The Brazilians won in all the fronts in the FIFA CONFEDERATIONS CUP 2009 in South Africa! Another absolute record!!!
The comments of FIFA in the own site is as follows: "Brazil knock Spain off top spot: Victory on all fronts for Brazil: after winning the FIFA Confederations Cup in South Africa, the Seleção have regained the top spot in the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking, thus relegating European champions Spain (2nd, down 1) to second place. The South Americans last topped the ranking in August 2007, a position to which they have climbed six times in the history of the ranking". This text was published 1 July 2009, in the site of the International Federation (FIFA), when the ranking was changed!
Brazil, number one (1) in all kinds of historical statistics and also number one in the average position from FIFA World Ranking creation! Much more being sucessfull during the last years, as the winning for the fourth time of "The Confederation Cup" last time, 1997, 2005, 2009 and 2013 (three times in a row)! Brazil this year, 2013, won easy beating the last World Champions, Spain, by 3 x 0, in one fantastic and very beautiful show of the best football in modern time.
Garrincha played 50 times in the primary selection of Brazil and only lost one game, precisely in his last game and also in his last participation in World Cups! It was in 1966 in England, when Brazil faced Hungary and lost by 3x1.
Brazil never lost with Garrincha and Pelé at same time. With this fantastic double the brazilians was unbeaten, i.e., invincible. Were 40 games by the primary selection of Brazil having taken together, with 36 wins and 4 draws! No defeat.
Brazil won GOLD in FOOTBALL, winning "The Olympic Football Tournament (men)" in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, year 2016, having been Champions in all the football tournaments from the National Team (AA), to all the anothers categories for men in the "THE KING OF THE SPORTS" world!
Marta, from Brazil, is regarded as the best female football player of all time and was given the nickname "Pelé in skirts" by Pelé himself. Marta also was named "FIFA World Player of the Year" six times, five of them being consecutive, from 2006 and 2010, and the latest one coming in 2018. Another absolute record! She won both the Golden Ball award as the best player and the Golden Boot award as the top scorer in the 2007 Women's World Cup after leading Brazil to the final of the tournament. Fantastic!

THE FIFA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP - FOOTBALL

1930    1934    1938    1950    1954    1958    1962    1966
1970    1974    1978    1982    1986    1990    1994    1998
2002    2006    2010    2014    2018

BRAZIL DID PARTICIPATE FOR THE 21th TIME IN THE FINALS, AN ABSOLUTE RECORD IN THE WORLD CUP!
BRAZIL IS CONTINUING TO HAVE 100% PARTICIPATION IN THE FINALS AND HAVING THE TOTAL SUPREMACY IN THE WORLD FOOTBALL
WITH 5 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS!
IN THE LAST WORLD CUP, 2018, BRAZIL WAS CLASSIFIED AT THE 6th PLACE.

BRAZIL IN THE FIFA WORLD CUP (1930 - 2018)
The Jules Rimet Cup (the full record is as follows)
1930 - 6th place

Manager: Píndaro de Carvalho;
Matches: 1st vs Yugoslavia - lost 1 x 2 Scorer: Preguinho. 2nd vs Bolivia - won 4 x 0 Scorers: Preguinho (2) and Moderato (2);
Principal Team: Velloso (Fluminense), Zé Luís (São Cristóvão), Itália (Vasco da Gama), Hermógenes (América), Fausto (Vasco da Gama), Fernando (Fluminense), Benedito (Botafogo), Russinho (Vasco da Gama), Carvalho Leite (Botafogo), Preguinho (Fluminense), Moderato (Flamengo);
Reserves: Joel (América), Brilhante (Vasco da Gama), Benevenuto (Flamengo), Oscarino (Ipiranga de Niterói), Fortes (Fluminense), Pamplona (Botafogo), Poly (Americano de Campos), Nilo (Botafogo), Araken (Santos), Doca (Flamengo), Manoelzinho (Goytacaz de Campos).

1934 - 14th place

Manager: Luiz Vinhais;
Match: 1st match vs Spain - lost 1 x 3 Scorer: Leônidas;
Principal Team: Pedrosa (Botafogo), Sílvio (CBD), Luiz Luz (CBD), Tinoco (Vasco da Gama), Martim (Botafogo), Canalli (Botafogo), Luisinho (CBD), Valdemar de Brito (CBD), Armandinho (CBD), Leônidas (Vasco da Gama), Patesco (CBD);
Reserves: Germano (Botafogo), Otacílio (Botafogo), Ariel (Botafogo), Luís Mesquita (CBD), Carvalho Leite (Botafogo), Átila (Botafogo), Valdir Guimarães (CBD).

1938 - 3rd place

Manager: Ademar Pimenta;
Matches: 1st vs Poland - won 6 x 5 Scorers: Leônidas (3), Perácio (2) and Romeu. 2nd vs Czechoslovakia - draw 1 x 1 Scorer: Leônidas. 3rd vs Czechoslovakia - won 2 x 1 Scorers: Leônidas e Roberto. 4th vs Italy - lost 1 x 2 Scorer: Romeu. 5th vs Sweden - won 4 x 2 Scorers: Leônidas (2), Romeu and Perácio. (Leônidas highest scorer of the tournament with 7 goals.);
Principal Team: Batatais (Fluminense), Domingos da Guia (Flamengo), Machado (Fluminense), Zezé Procópio (Botafogo), Brandão (Corinthians), Afonsinho (São Cristóvão), Roberto (São Cristóvão), Romeu (Fluminense), Leônidas (Flamengo), Perácio (Botafogo), Patesco (Botafogo);
Reserves: Walter (Flamengo), Jaú (Corinthians), Nariz (Botafogo), Britto (América), Martim (Botafogo), Argemiro (Portuguesa Santista), Luisinho (Palestra), Lopes (Corinthians), Niginho (Vasco da Gama), Tim (Fluminense), Hércules (Fluminense).

1950 - 2nd place - Vice-Champions

Manager: Flávio Costa;
Matches: 1st vs Mexico - won 4 x 0 Scorers: Ademir (2), Jair Rosa Pinto and Baltazar. 2nd vs Switzerland - draw 2 x 2 Scorers: Alfredo and Baltazar. 3rd vs Yugoslavia - won 2 x 0 Scorers: Ademir, Zizinho. 4th vs Sweden - won 7 x 1 Scorers: Ademir (4), Chico (2), Maneca. 5th vs Spain - won 6 x 1 Scorers: Chico (2), Ademir (2), Jair Rosa Pinto, Zizinho. 6th (final) vs Uruguay - lost 1 x 2 Scorer: Friaça. (Ademir highest scorer of the tournament with 9 goals.);
Principal Team: Barbosa (Vasco da Gama), Augusto (Vasco da Gama), Juvenal (Flamengo), Bauer (São Paulo), Danilo (Vasco da Gama), Bigode (Flamengo), Friaça (São Paulo), Zizinho (Bangu), Ademir (Vasco da Gama), Jair Rosa Pinto (Palmeiras), Chico (Vasco da Gama);
Reserves: Castilho (Fluminense), Nilton Santos (Botafogo), Nena (Internacional), Noronha (São Paulo), Alfredo (Vasco da Gama), Eli (Vasco da Gama), Rui (São Paulo), Maneca (Vasco da Gama), Baltazar (Corinthians), Adãozinho (Internacional), Rodrigues (Palmeiras).

1954 - 6th place

Manager: Zezé Moreira;
Matches: 1st vs Mexico - won 5 x 0 Scorers: Pinga (2), Didi, Baltazar e Julinho. 2nd vs Yugoslavia - draw 1 x 1 Scorer: Didi. 3rd vs Hungary - lost 2 x 4 Scorers: Djalma Santos and Julinho;
Principal Team: Castilho (Fluminense), Djalma Santos (Portuguesa de Desportos), Pinheiro (Fluminense), Bauer (São Paulo), Brandãozinho (Portuguesa de Desportos), Nilton Santos (Botafogo), Julinho (Portuguesa de Desportos), Didi (Fluminense), Índio (Flamengo), Pinga (Vasco da Gama), Maurinho (SãoPaulo);
Reserves: Veludo (Fluminense), Paulinho (Vasco da Gama), Mauro (São Paulo), Alfredo (Vasco da Gama), Eli (Vasco da Gama), Dequinha (Flamengo), Rodrigues (Palmeiras), Rubens (Flamengo), Baltazar (Corinthians), Humberto (Palmeiras), Cabeção (Corinthians - 3rd goalkeeper).

1958 - 1st place - World Champions (unbeaten)

Manager: Vicente Feola;
Matches: 1st vs Austria - won 3 x 0 Scorers: Mazzola (2), Nilton Santos. 2nd vs England - draw 0 x 0. 3rd vs U.R.S.S. - won 2 x 0 Scorer: Vavá (2). 4th vs Wales - won 1 x 0 Scorer: Pelé. 5th vs France - won 5 x 2 Scorers: Pelé (3), Vavá, Didi. 6th (final) vs Sweden - won 5 x 2 Scorers: Vavá (2), Pelé (2) and Zagallo;
Principal Team: Gilmar (Corinthians), Djalma Santos (Portuguesa de Desportos), Bellini (Vasco da Gama), Zito (Santos), Orlando (Vasco da Gama), Nilton Santos (Botafogo), Garrincha (Botafogo), Didi (Botafogo), Vavá (Vasco da Gama), Pelé (Santos), Zagallo (Flamengo);
Reserves: Castilho (Fluminense), De Sordi (São Paulo), Mauro (São Paulo), Dino (São Paulo), Zózimo (Bangu), Oreco (Corinthians), Joel (Flamengo), Moacir (Flamengo), Mazzola (Palmeiras), Dida (Flamengo), Pepe (Santos).

1962 - 1st place - World Champions (unbeaten)

Manager: Aymoré Moreira;
Matches: 1st vs Mexico - won 2 x 0 Scorers: Pelé and Zagallo. 2nd vs Czechoslovakia - draw 0 x 0. 3rd vs Spain - won 2 x 1 Scorer: Amarildo (2). 4th vs England - won 3 x 1 Scorers: Garrincha (2) and Vavá. 5th vs Chile - won 4 x 2 Scorers: Garrincha (2) and Vavá (2). 6th (final) vs Czechoslovakia won 3 x 1 Scorers: Amarildo, Zito and Vavá. (Garrincha and Vavá both highest scorers of the tournament with 4 goals each.);
Principal Team: Gilmar (Santos), Djalma Santos (Palmeiras), Mauro (Santos), Zito (Santos), Zózimo (Bangu), Nilton Santos (Botafogo), Garrincha (Botafogo), Didi (Botafogo), Vavá (Palmeiras), Amarildo (Botafogo), Zagallo (Botafogo);
Reserves: Castilho (Fluminense), Jair Marinho (Fluminense), Bellini (São Paulo), Zequinha (Palmeiras), Jurandir (São Paulo), Altair (Fluminense), Jair da Costa (Portuguesa de Desportos), Mengálvio (Santos), Coutinho (Santos), Pelé (Santos), Pepe (Santos).

1966 - 11th place

Manager: Vicente Feola;
Matches: 1st vs Bulgaria -won 2 x 0 Scorers: Pelé and Garrincha. 2nd vs Hungary - lost 1 x 3 Scorer: Tostão. 3rd vs Portugal - lost 1 x 3 Scorer: Rildo;
Principal Team: Gilmar (Santos), Djalma Santos (Palmeiras), Bellini (São Paulo), Altair (Fluminense), Paulo Henrique (Flamengo), Denílson (Fluminense), Lima (Santos), Garrincha (Corinthians), Alcindo (Grêmio), Pelé (Santos), Jairzinho (Botafogo);
Reserves: Manga (Botafogo), Fidélis (Bangu), Brito (Vasco da Gama), Orlando (Santos), Rildo (Botafogo), Zito (Santos), Gérson (Botafogo), Silva (Flamengo), Tostão (Cruzeiro), Paraná (São Paulo), Edu (Santos).

1970 - 1st place - World Champions (unbeaten)

BEING THE FIRST NATION TO WIN THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE THIRD TIME, BRAZIL RETAINED FOR ALWAYS THE JULES RIMET CUP

Manager: Mário Zagallo;
Matches: 1st vs Czechoslovakia - won 4 x 1 Scorers: Jairzinho (2), Pelé, Rivellino. 2nd vs England - won 1 x 0 Scorer: Jairzinho. 3rd vs Romania - won 3 x 2 Scorers: Pelé (2) and Jairzinho. 4th vs Peru - won 4 x 2 Scorers: Tostão (2), Rivellino and Jairzinho. 5th vs Uruguay - won 3 x 1 Scorers: Clodoaldo, Jairzinho and Rivellino. 6th (final) Italy - won 4 x 1 Scorers: Pelé, Gérson, Jairzinho and Carlos Alberto;
Principal Team: Félix (Fluminense), Carlos Alberto (Santos), Brito (Flamengo), Piazza (Cruzeiro), Everaldo (Grêmio), Clodoaldo (Santos), Gérson (São Paulo), Jairzinho (Botafogo), Tostão (Cruzeiro), Pelé (Santos), Rivellino (Corinthians);
Reserves: Ado (Corinthians), Zé Maria (Portuguesa de Desportos), Baldochi (Palmeiras), Fontana (Cruzeiro), Joel (Santos), Marco Antônio (Fluminense), Paulo César Lima (Botafogo), Roberto (Botafogo), Dario (Atlético Mineiro), Edu (Santos), Leão (Palmeiras - 3rd goalkeeper).

FIFA World Cup
1974 - 4th place

Manager: Mário Zagallo;
Matches: 1st vs Yugoslavia - draw 0 x 0. 2nd vs Scotland - draw 0 x 0. 3rd vs Zaire - won 3 x 0 Scorers: Jairzinho, Rivellino and Valdomiro. 4th vs East Germany - won 1 x 0 Scorer: Rivellino. 5th vs Argentina - won 2 x 1 Scorers: Jairzinho and Rivellino. 6th vs Netherlands - lost 0 x 2. 7th vs Poland - lost 0 x 1;
Principal Team: Leão (Palmeiras), Zé Maria (Corinthians), Luís Pereira (Palmeiras), Marinho Peres(Santos), Marinho Chagas (Botafogo), Paulo César Carpegiani (Internacional), Rivellino (Corinthians), Valdomiro (Internacional), Jairzinho (Botafogo), Paulo César Lima (Flamengo), Dirceu (Botafogo);
Reserves: Renato (Flamengo), Nelinho (Cruzeiro), Alfredo (Palmeiras), Piazza (Cruzeiro), Marco Antônio (Fluminense), Ademir da Guia (Palmeiras), Leivinha (Palmeiras), César (Palmeiras), Mirandinha (São Paulo), Edu (Santos), Valdir Peres (São Paulo - 3rd goalkeeper).

1978 - 3rd place (unbeaten)

Manager: Cláudio Coutinho;
Matches: 1st vs Sweden - draw 1 x 1 Scorer: Reinaldo. 2nd vs Spain - draw 0 x 0. 3rd vs Austria - won 1 x 0 Scorer: Roberto Dinamite. 4th vs Peru - won 3 x 0 Scorers: Dirceu (2) and Zico. 5th vs Argentina - draw 0 x 0. 6th vs Poland - won 3 x 1 Scorers: Roberto Dinamite (2) and Nelinho. 7th vs Italy - Won 2 x 1 Scorers: Nelinho and Dirceu;
Principal Team: Leão (Palmeiras), Nelinho (Cruzeiro), Oscar (Ponte Preta), Amaral (Corinthians), Rodrigues Neto (Botafogo), Cerezo (Atlético Mineiro), Batista (Internacional), Dirceu (Vasco da Gama), Gil (Botafogo), Roberto Dinamite (Vasco da Gama), Jorge Mendonça (Palmeiras);
Reserves: Carlos (Ponte Preta), Toninho (Flamengo), Abel (Vasco da Gama), Polozzi (Ponte Preta), Edinho (Fluminense), Chicão (São Paulo), Rivellino (Fluminense), Zico (Flamengo), Reinaldo (Atlético Mineiro), Zé Sérgio (São Paulo), Valdir Peres (São Paulo - 3rd goalkeeper).

1982 - 5th place

Manager: Telê Santana;
Matches: 1st vs USSR - won 2 x 1 Scorers: Sócrates and Éder. 2nd vs Scotland - won 4 x 1 Scorers: Zico, Oscar, Éder and Falcão. 3rd vs New Zeland - won 4 x 0 Scorers: Zico (2), Serginho and Falcão. 4th vs Argentina - won 3 x 1 Scorers: Zico, Serginho and Júnior. 5th vs Italy - lost 2 x 3 Scorers: Sócrates and Falcão;
Principal Team: Valdir Peres (São Paulo), Leandro (Flamengo), Oscar (São Paulo), Luisinho (Atlético Mineiro), Júnior (Flamengo), Cerezo (Atlético Mineiro), Falcão (Roma), Sócrates (Corinthians), Zico (Flamengo), Serginho (São Paulo), Éder (Atlético Mineiro);
Reserves: Paulo Sérgio (Botafogo), Edevaldo (Internacional), Juninho (Ponte Preta), Edinho (Fluminense), Pedrinho (Vasco da Gama), Batista (Grêmio), Renato (São Paulo), Paulo Isidoro (Grêmio), Roberto Dinamite (Vasco da Gama), Dirceu (Atlético de Madrid), Carlos (Ponte Preta - 3rd goalkeeper).

1986 - 5th place (unbeaten)

Manager: Telê Santana;
Matches: 1st vs Spain - won 1 x 0 Scorer: Sócrates. 2nd vs Algeria - won 1 x 0 Scorer: Careca. 3rd vs Northern Ireland - won 3 x 0 Scorers: Careca (2), and Josimar. 4th vs Poland - won 4 x 0 Scorers: Sócrates, Josimar, Edinho and Careca. 5th vs France - draw 1 x 1 (lost 5 x 4 on penalties). Scorer: Careca;
Principal Team: Carlos (Corinthians), Josimar (Botafogo), Júlio César (Guarani), Edinho (Udinese), Branco (Fluminense), Alemão (Botafogo), Elzo (Atlético Mineiro), Júnior (Torino), Sócrates (Flamengo), Müller (São Paulo), Careca (São Paulo);
Reserves: Paulo Vítor (Fluminense), Édson (Corinthians), Oscar (São Paulo), Mauro Galvão (Internacional), Falcão (São Paulo), Silas (São Paulo), Valdo (Grêmio), Casagrande (Corinthians), Edivaldo (Atlético Mineiro), Zico (Flamengo), Dirceu (Como), Leão (Palmeiras - 3rd goalkeeper).

1990 - 9th place

Manager: Sebastião Lazaroni;
Matches: 1st vs Sweden - won 2 x 1 Scorer: Careca (2). 2nd vs Costa Rica - won 1 x 0 Scorer: Müller. 3rd vs Scotland - won 1 x 0 Scorer: Müller. 4th vs Argentina - lost 0 x 1;
Principal Team: Taffarel (Internacional), Jorginho (Bayern Munich), Mauro Galvão (Botafogo), Ricardo Gomes (Benfica), Ricardo Rocha (São Paulo), Branco (Porto), Alemão (Napoli), Dunga (Fiorentina), Valdo (Benfica), Müller (Torino), Careca (Napoli);
Reserves: Acácio (Vasco da Gama), Mazinho (Vasco da Gama), Mozer (Olympique Marseille), Aldair (Benfica), Bebeto (Vasco da Gama), Silas (Sporting), Tita (Vasco da Gama), Renato Gaúcho (Flamengo), Romário (PSV Eindhoven), Bismarck (Vasco da Gama), Zé Carlos (Flamengo - 3rd goalkeeper).

1994 - 1st place - World Champions (unbeaten)

Manager: Carlos Alberto Parreira;
Matches: 1st vs. Russia - won 2 x 0 Scorers: Romário and Raí. 2nd vs. Cameroon - won 3 x 0 Scorers: Romário, Márcio Santos and Bebeto. 3rd vs. Sweden - draw 1 x 1 Scorer: Romário. 4th vs. USA - won 1 x 0 Scorer: Bebeto. 5th vs. Netherlands - won 3 x 2 Scorers: Romário, Bebeto and Branco. 6th vs. Sweden - won 1 x 0 Scorer: Romário. 7th (final) vs. Italy - draw 0 x 0 (won 3 x 2 on penalties. Scorers: Romário, Branco and Dunga);
Principal Team: Taffarel (Reggiana), Jorginho (Bayern Munich), Aldair (Roma), Márcio Santos (Bordeaux), Branco (Fluminense), Mauro Silva (La Coruña), Mazinho (Palmeiras), Dunga (Stuttgart), Zinho (Palmeiras), Romário (Barcelona), Bebeto (La Coruña);
Reserves: Zetti (São Paulo), Cafu (São Paulo), Ricardo Rocha (Vasco da Gama), Ronaldão (Shinizu S-Pulse), Leonardo (São Paulo), Raí (Paris St. Germain), Paulo Sérgio (Bayer Leverkusen), Ronaldo (Cruzeiro), Viola (Corinthians), Müller (São Paulo), Gilmar Rinaldi (Flamengo - 3rd goalkeeper).

1998 - 2nd place - Vice-Champions

Manager: Mário Zagallo;
Matches: 1st vs. Scotland - won 2 x 1 Scorers: César Sampaio and own goal (Boyd). 2nd vs. Morocco - won 3 x 0 Scorers: Ronaldo, Rivaldo and Bebeto. 3rd vs. Norway - lost 1 x 2 Scorer: Bebeto. 4th vs. Chile - won 4 x 1 Scorer: César Sampaio (2) and Ronaldo (2). 5th vs. Denmark - won 3 x 2 Scorers: Rivaldo (2) and Bebeto. 6th vs. Netherlands - draw 1 x 1 Scorer: Ronaldo (won 4 x 2 on penalties). Scorers: Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Emerson and Dunga). 7th (final) vs. France - lost 0 x 3;
Principal Team: Taffarel (Atlético Mineiro), Cafu (Roma), Júnior Baiano (Flamengo), Aldair (Roma), Roberto Carlos (Real Madrid), Dunga (Jubilo Iwata), César Sampaio (Ana Sato Kogyo), Leonardo (Milan), Rivaldo (Barcelona), Bebeto (Botafogo), Ronaldo (Internazionale);
Reserves: Carlos Germano (Vasco da Gama), Zé Carlos (São Paulo), Gonçalves (Botafogo), André Cruz (Milan), Zé Roberto (Flamengo), Doriva (Porto), Emerson (Bayer Leverkusen), Giovanni (Barcelona), Denílson (São Paulo), Edmundo (Fiorentina), Dida (Cruzeiro - 3rd goalkeeper).

2002 - 1st place - World Champions (unbeaten)

Manager: Luiz Felipe Scolari;
Matches: 1st vs. Turkey - won 2 x 1 Scorers: Ronaldo and Rivaldo. 2nd vs. China - won 4 x 0 Scorers: Roberto Carlos, Rivaldo, Ronaldinho Gaúcho and Ronaldo. 3rd vs. Costa Rica - won 5 x 2 Scorers: Ronaldo (2), Edmílson, Rivaldo and Júnior. 4th vs. Belgium - won 2 x 0 Scorers: Rivaldo and Ronaldo. 5th vs. England - won 2 x 1 Scorers: Rivaldo and Ronaldinho Gaúcho. 6th vs. Turkey - won 1 x 0 Scorer: Ronaldo. 7th (final) vs. Germany - won 2 x 0 Scorer: Ronaldo (2);
Principal Team: Marcos (Palmeiras), Cafu (Roma), Lúcio (Bayer Leverkusen), Roque Júnior (Milan), Roberto Carlos (Real Madrid), Edmílson (Lyon), Gilberto Silva (Atlético Mineiro), Kleberson (Atlético Paranaense), Ronaldinho Gaúcho (Paris Saint Germain), Ronaldo (Internazionale), Rivaldo (Barcelona);
Reserves: Dida (Corinthians), Belletti (São Paulo), Ânderson Polga (Grêmio), Vampeta (Corinthians), Júnior (Parma), Ricardinho (Corinthians), Juninho Paulista (Flamengo), Kaká (São Paulo), Edílson (Cruzeiro), Luizão (Grêmio), Denílson (Betis), Rogério Ceni (São Paulo - 3rd goalkeeper).

2006 - 5th place

Manager: Carlos Alberto Parreira;
Matches: 1st vs. Croatia - won 1 x 0 Scorer: Kaká. 2nd vs. Australia - won 2 x 0 Scorers: Adriano and Fred. 3rd vs. Japan - won 4 x 1 Scorers: Ronaldo (2), Juninho Pernambucano and Gilberto Melo. 4th vs. Ghana - won 3 x 0 Scorers: Ronaldo, Adriano and Zé Roberto. 5th vs. France - lost 0 x 1;
Principal Team: Dida (Milan), Cafu (Milan), Lúcio (Bayern Munich), Juan (Bayern Leverkusen), Roberto Carlos (Real Madrid), Gilberto Silva (Arsenal), Zé Roberto (Bayern Munich), Juninho Pernambucano (Lyon), Kaká (Milan), Ronaldo (Real Madrid), Ronaldinho Gaúcho (Barcelona);
Reserves: Rogério Ceni (São Paulo), Cicinho (Real Madrid), Luisão (Benfica), Cris (Lyon), Gilberto Melo (Hertha Berlin), Emerson (Juventus), Mineiro (São Paulo), Ricardinho (Corinthians), Adriano (Internazionale), Fred (Lyon), Robinho (Real Madrid), Júlio César (Internazionale - 3rd goalkeeper).

2010 - 6th place

Manager: Carlos Caetano Bledorn Verri "DUNGA";
Matches: 1st vs. Korea DPR - won 2 x 1 Scorers: Maicon and Elano. 2nd vs. Côte d'Ivoire - won 3 x 1 Scorers: Luís Fabiano (2) and Elano. 3rd vs. Portugal - draw 0 x 0. 4th vs. Chile - won 3 x 0 Scorers: Juan, Luís Fabiano and Robinho. 5th vs. Netherlands - lost 1 x 2 Scorer: Robinho;
Principal Team: Júlio César (Internazionale), Maicon (Internazionale), Lúcio (Internazionale), Juan (Roma), Michel Bastos (Lyon), Felipe Melo (Juventus), Elano (Galatasaray), Gilberto Silva (Panathinaikos), Kaká (Real Madrid), Luís Fabiano (Sevilla), Robinho (Santos);
Reserves: Gomes (Tottenham Hotspur), Dani Alves (Barcelona), Luisão (Benfica), Thiago Silva (Milan), Gilberto Melo (Cruzeiro), Josué (Wolfsburg), Ramires (Benfica), Julio Baptista (Roma), Kleberson (Flamengo), Nilmar (Villarreal), Grafite (Wolfsburg), Doni (Roma - 3rd goalkeeper).

2014 - 4th place

Manager: Luiz Felipe Scolari;

Matches: 1st vs. Croatia - won 3 x 1 Scorers: Neymar (2) and Oscar. 2nd vs. Mexico - draw 0 x 0. 3rd vs. Cameroon - won 4 x 1 Scorers: Neymar (2), Fred and Fernandinho. 4th vs. Chile - draw 1 x 1 Scorer David Luiz (won 3 x 2 on penalties). 5th vs. Colombia - won 2 x 1 Scorers: Thiago Silva and David Luiz. 6th vs. Germany - lost 1 x 7 Scorer: Oscar. 7th vs. Netherlands - lost 0 x 3;
Principal team: Júlio César (Toronto), Daniel Alves (Barcelona), Thiago Silva (Paris Saint-Germain), David Luiz (Chelsea), Marcelo (Real Madrid), Luiz Gustavo (Wolfsburg), Paulinho (Tottenham Hotspur), Oscar (Chelsea), Hulk (Zenit St. Petersburg), Neymar (Barcelona), Fred (Fluminense);

Reserves: Jefferson (Botafogo), Maicon (Roma), Henrique (Napoli), Dante (Bayern München), Maxwell (Paris Saint-Germain), Ramires (Chelsea), Fernandinho (Manchester City), Hernanes (Internazionale), Willian (Chelsea), Bernard (Shakhtar Donetsk), Jô (Atlético Mineiro), Victor (Atlético Mineiro).

2018 - 6th place

Manager: Adenor Leonardo Bachi - "Tite";

Matches 1st vs. Switzerland - draw 1 x 1 Scorer: Philippe Coutinho. 2nd vs. Costa Rica - won 2 x 0 Scorers: Philippe Coutinho and Neymar. 3rd vs. Serbia - won 2 x 0 Scorers: Paulinho and Thiago Silva. 4th vs. Mexico - won 2 x 0 Scorers: Roberto Firmino and Neymar. 5th vs. Belgium - lost 1 x 2 Scorer: Renato Augusto;

Principal team: Alisson Becker (Roma), Fagner (Corinthians), Thiago Silva (Paris St-Germain), Miranda (Internazionale), Marcelo (Real Madrid), Casemiro (Real Madrid), Paulinho (Barcelona), Philippe Coutinho (Barcelona), Willian (Chelsea), Neymar (Paris Saint-Germain), Gabriel Jesus (Manchester City);

Reserves: Ederson (Manchester City), Danilo (Manchester City), Marquinhos (Paris Saint-Germain), Geromel (Grêmio), Filipe Luís (Atlético de Madrid), Fernandinho (Manchester City), Renato Augusto (Beijing Guoan), Taison (Shakhtar Donetsk), Fred III (Shakhtar Donetsk), Douglas Costa (Juventus-Ita), Roberto Firmino (Liverpool), Cássio (Corinthians).

Brazil plays with the following shirts

Nº 1: Yellow shirts. Green collars and cuffs. Blue shorts with white vertical stripes at the sides, white socks with green and yellow tops (alternative socks - grey);
Nº 2: Blue shirts. White shorts and socks.

HISTORICAL NOTE: The famous Yellow, Green and Blue strip was only introduced after the 1950 World Cup. Until 1950, Brazil's strip was all white, with a blue trim, but following the World Cup Final of 1950, the all white strip was considered unlucky by the general public, so the uniform was changed to its present day colours.

BRAZIL, CHAMPIONS OF "THE CONFEDERATION CUP 2013" (FOR THE FOURTH TIME!)
BRAZIL ARE FIFA CONFEDERATIONS CUP CHAMPIONS FOR THE FOURTH TIME (1997, 2005, 2009 and 2013), the three lasts in the row!!! ANOTHER ABSOLUTE RECORD!
Final Tournament Standings:
Winner: Brazil
Runners-up: Spain
Third: Italy
Fourth: Uruguay
FIFA Principal Awards:
Golden Ball (best player of the competition): Neymar (Brazil)
Man of the match in the final: Neymar (Brazil)
Best goalkeeper of the competition: Júlio César (Brazil)
Best manager of the competition: Luiz Felipe Scolari (Brazil)
30 JUNE 2013
Note: BRAZIL are five (5) times FIFA WORLD CUP CHAMPIONS (absolute record) and four (4) times FIFA CONFEDERATIONS CUP CHAMPIONS (also, absolute record). Fantastic!
OBS.: "Victory on all fronts for Brazil: after winning the FIFA Confederations Cup in home, "the Seleção Brasileira" have regained the top spot in the word, thus relegating the actual "twice European Champions" and last "World Champions" Spain in conclusive 3x0 victory in the historic Maracanã Stadium!!! The South Americans last topped the ranking in August 2007, a position to which they have climbed six times in the history of the ranking". FROM THE OFFICIAL SITE OF FIFA IN THE INTERNET. SEE ALL THE ACTUAL RANKING, THE PROGRESS OF "THE FIVE TIMES WORLD CHAMPIONS" (PENTA CAMPEÕES DO MUNDO) AND THE COMMENTS IN THE LINK FROM FIFA:
http://www.fifa.com.

MATCHES FOR BRAZIL
(20 SEPTEMBER 1914 - 14 DECEMBER 2023)
PLAYERS FULL INTERNATIONAL

Marcos Evangelista de Morais "CAFU" 142

DANIEL ALVES da Silva 126

ROBERTO CARLOS da Silva 125

NEYMAR da Silva Santos Júnior 124

THIAGO SILVA 109

Lucimar da Silva Ferreira "LÚCIO" 105

Cláudio André Mergen TAFFAREL 101

Robson de Souza "ROBINHO" 100

Dejalma dos Santos "DJALMA SANTOS" 98

RONALDO Luís Nazário de Lima 98

GYLMAR dos Santos Neves 93
GILBERTO Aparecido da SILVA 93

Ronaldo de Assis Moreira "RONALDINHO GAÚCHO" 93

Edson Arantes do Nascimento "PELÉ" 92

Roberto RIVELLINO 92

Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite "KAKA" 92

Carlos Caetano Bledorn Verri "DUNGA" 91

Nelson de Jesus Silva "DIDA" 91

JÚLIO CÉSAR Soares de Espinola 87

José Roberto da Silva Júnior "Zé ROBERTO" 84

Jair Ventura Filho "JAIRZINHO" 81

ALDAIR Nascimento dos Santos 81

Émerson LEÃO 80

JUAN Silveira dos Santos 79

MAICON Douglas Sisenando 76

NILTON dos Reis SANTOS 75

José Roberto Gama de Oliveira "BEBETO" 75

RIVALDO Vito Borba Ferreira 74

EMERSON Ferreira da Rosa 73

Carlos Ibraim Vaz Leal "BRANCO" 72

GÉRSON de Oliveira Nunes 71

Arthur Antunes Coimbra "ZICO" 71

Leovegildo Lins da Gama Júnior "JÚNIOR" 70

ROMÁRIO de Souza Faria 70

WILLIAN Borges da Silva 70

Marcos Aoás Corrêa "MARQUINHOS III" 69

Waldir Pereira "DIDI" 68

PHILIPPE COUTINHO Correia 67

Jorge de Amorim Campos "JORGINHO" 65

Carlos Henrique Casimiro "CASEMIRO" 63

DENÍLSON de Oliveira 61

José OSCAR Bernardi 60

SÓCRATES Brasileiro Sampaio Souza Vieira de Oliveira 60

António de Oliveira Filho "CARECA" 60

PAULO CÉSAR Lima 58

António Carlos Cerezo "TONINHO CEREZO" 58

MAURO da SILVA 58

MARCELO Vieira da Silva Júnior 58

João MIRANDA de Souza Filho 58

DAVID LUIZ Moreira Marinho 57

Luís António Corréa da Costa "MÜLLER" 56

José Paulo Bezerra Maciel Júnior "PAULINHO" 56

Roberto FIRMINO Barbosa de Oliveira 56

GABRIEL JESUS 56

Eduardo Gonçalves de Andrade "TOSTÃO" 55

Crisan César de Oliveira Filho "ZINHO" 55

LEONARDO Nascimento de Araújo 55
ALISSON BECKER 55

CARLOS ALBERTO Torres 54

Thomaz Soares da Silva "ZIZINHO" 53

Fernando Luiz Roza "FERNANDINHO" 53

ÉDER Aleixo de Assis 52

Hideraldo Luiz BELLINI 51

Wilson da Silva PIAZZA 51

RAMIRES Santos do Nascimento 51

Manoel Francisco dos Santos "GARRINCHA" 50

Oswaldo Giroldo Júnior "JUNINHO PAULISTA" 50

ELANO Ralph Blumer 50

TOP 30 GOAL SCORERS FOR BRAZIL
(20 SEPTEMBER 1914 - 19 SEPTEMBER 2022)
PRINCIPAL TEAM - AA
15 GOALS OR MORE

PLAYERS GOALS MATCHES

NEYMAR da Silva Santos Júnior 80 122

Edson Arantes do Nascimento "PELÉ" 77 91

RONALDO Luís Nazário de Lima 62 98

ROMÁRIO de Souza Faria 55 70

Arthur Antunes Coimbra "ZICO" 48 71

José Roberto Gama de Oliveira "BEBETO" 39 75

RIVALDO Vito Borba Ferreira 34 74

Jair Ventura Filho "JAIRZINHO" 34 81

Eduardo Gonçalves de Andrade "TOSTÃO" 33 55

Ronaldo de Assis Moreira "RONALDINHO GAÚCHO" 33 93

ADEMIR Marques de Menezes 32 39

Thomaz Soares da Silva "ZIZINHO" 30 53

António de Oliveira Filho "CARECA" 29 60

LUÍS FABIANO Clemente 28 46

Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite "KAKÁ" 28 92

Robson de Souza "ROBINHO" 28 100

ADRIANO Leite Ribeiro 27 48

Roberto RIVELLINO 26 92

JAIR Rosa Pinto 22 39

SÓCRATES Brasileiro Sampaio Souza Vieira de Oliveira 22 60

LEÓNIDAS da Silva 21 19

PHILIPPE COUTINHO Correia 21 68

Carlos Roberto Oliveira "ROBERTO DINAMITE" 20 38

Waldir Pereira "DIDI" 20 68

Gabriel Fernando de Jesus "GABRIEL JESUS" 19 55

Frederico Chaves Guedes "FRED" 18 39

Roberto FIRMINO Barbosa de Oliveira 18 56

Oswaldo da Silva "BALTAZAR" 16 27

José Macia "PEPE" 16 34

RAÍ Souza Vieira de Oliveira 15 49

PARTICIPATION OF CLUBS THROUGH THE PLAYERS
(20 SEPTEMBER 1914 - 14 DECEMBER 2022)
PRINCIPAL TEAM - AA
TOP 12 CLUBS

CLUBS PARTICIPATION

SÃO PAULO Futebol Clube (SP) 971

Clube de Regatas do FLAMENGO (RJ) 915

SANTOS Futebol Clube (SP) 840

BOTAFOGO de Futebol e Regatas (RJ) 836

Sport Club CORINTHIANS Paulista (SP) 807

Sociedade Esportiva PALMEIRAS (SP) 752

Club de Regatas VASCO DA GAMA (RJ) 706

FLUMINENSE Football Club (RJ) 595

Clube ATLÉTICO MINEIRO (MG) 428

CRUZEIRO Esporte Clube (MG) 418

Sport Club INTERNACIONAL (RS) 334

GRÊMIO Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense (RS) 314

PARTICIPATION OF CLUBS WITH PLAYERS
IN THE 5 WORLD CUP TITLES FOR BRAZIL
(1958-1962-1970-1994-2002)
PRINCIPAL TEAM - AA
TOP 13 CLUBS

CLUBS PARTICIPATION

SANTOS Futebol Clube (SP) 15

SÃO PAULO Futebol Clube (SP) 13

BOTAFOGO de Futebol e Regatas (RJ) 11

Sociedade Esportiva PALMEIRAS (SP) 09

Sport Club CORINTHIANS Paulista (SP) 08

FLUMINENSE Football Club (RJ) 07

Clube de Regatas do FLAMENGO (RJ) 07

CRUZEIRO Esporte Clube (MG) 05

Club de Regatas VASCO DA GAMA (RJ) 04

Associação PORTUGUESA DE DESPORTOS (SP) 03

GRÊMIO Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense (RS) 03

BANGU Atlético Clube (RJ) 02

Clube ATLÉTICO MINEIRO (MG) 02

PARTICIPATION OF CLUBS WITH PLAYERS IN THE
5 WORLD CUP DECISIONS (TITLES) FOR BRAZIL
(1958-1962-1970-1994-2002)
PRINCIPAL TEAM - AA
TOP 14 CLUBS

CLUBS PARTICIPATION

BOTAFOGO DE FUTEBOL E REGATAS (RJ) 09

SANTOS FUTEBOL CLUBE (SP) 08

SOCIEDADE ESPORTIVA PALMEIRAS (SP) 05

CLUB DE REGATAS VASCO DA GAMA (RJ) 03

SPORT CLUB CORINTHIANS PAULISTA (SP) 03

CLUBE DE REGATAS DO FLAMENGO (RJ) 03

CRUZEIRO ESPORTE CLUBE (MG) 02

FLUMINENSE FOOTBALL CLUB (RJ) 02

SÃO PAULO FUTEBOL CLUBE (SP) 02

REAL CLUB DEPORTIVO DE LA CORUÑA (ESPANHA) 02

ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVA ROMA (ITÁLIA) 02

FUTBOL CLUB BARCELONA (ESPANHA) 02

ASSOCIAÇÃO PORTUGUESA DE DESPORTOS (SP) 01

BANGU ATLÉTICO CLUBE (RJ) 01

Note: In January 2001 (!), FIFA decided not to recognize matches against FIFA or continental selections as full internationals, classifying them as exhibition games, and scratched all caps and goals earned in these matches from the records. After the French and Italian FAs refused to follow this ruling, the Brazilian FA eventually decided to keep the match on November 6, 1968 vs FIFA (Brazil won 2-1) in the records as well, which is not reflected in the above ranking. In this list we follow the official FIFA's record. Affected players are: Pelé, Rivellino (1 goal), Jairzinho, Gérson, Paulo César, Tostão (1 goal) and Carlos Alberto Torres.

THE WORLD CHAMPIONS FROM BRAZIL:
1958: Principal Team: Gylmar (Corinthians), Djalma Santos (Portuguesa de Desportos), Bellini (Vasco da Gama), Zito (Santos), Orlando (Vasco da Gama), Nilton Santos (Botafogo), Garrincha (Botafogo), Didi (Botafogo), Vavá (Vasco da Gama), Pelé (Santos), Zagallo (Flamengo);
Reserves: Castilho (Fluminense), De Sordi (São Paulo), Mauro (São Paulo), Dino (São Paulo), Zózimo (Bangu), Oreco (Corinthians), Joel (Flamengo), Moacyr (Flamengo), Mazzola (Palmeiras), Dida (Flamengo), Pepe (Santos).

1962: Principal Team: Gylmar (Santos), Djalma Santos (Palmeiras), Mauro (Santos), Zito (Santos), Zózimo (Bangu), Nilton Santos (Botafogo), Garrincha (Botafogo), Didi (Botafogo), Vavá (Palmeiras), Amarildo (Botafogo), Zagallo (Botafogo);
Reserves: Castilho (Fluminense), Jair Marinho (Fluminense), Bellini (São Paulo), Zequinha (Palmeiras), Jurandir (São Paulo), Altair (Fluminense), Jair da Costa (Portuguesa de Desportos), Mengálvio (Santos), Coutinho (Santos), Pelé (Santos), Pepe (Santos).

1970: Principal Team: Félix (Fluminense), Carlos Alberto (Santos), Brito (Flamengo), Piazza (Cruzeiro), Everaldo (Grêmio), Clodoaldo (Santos), Gérson (São Paulo), Jairzinho (Botafogo), Tostão (Cruzeiro), Pelé (Santos), Rivellino (Corinthians);
Reserves: Ado (Corinthians), Zé Maria (Portuguesa de Desportos), Baldochi (Palmeiras), Fontana (Cruzeiro), Joel (Santos), Marco Antônio (Fluminense), Paulo César Lima (Botafogo), Roberto (Botafogo), Dario (Atlético Mineiro), Edu (Santos), Leão (Palmeiras - 3rd goalkeeper).

1994: Principal Team: Taffarel (Reggiana), Jorginho (Bayern Munich), Aldair (Roma), Márcio Santos (Bordeaux), Branco (Fluminense), Mauro Silva (La Coruña), Mazinho (Palmeiras), Dunga (Stuttgart), Zinho (Palmeiras), Romário (Barcelona), Bebeto (La Coruña);
Reserves: Zetti (São Paulo), Cafu (São Paulo), Ricardo Rocha (Vasco da Gama), Ronaldão (Shinizu S-Pulse), Leonardo (São Paulo), Raí (Paris St. Germain), Paulo Sérgio (Bayer Leverkusen), Ronaldo (Cruzeiro), Viola (Corinthians), Müller (São Paulo), Gilmar Rinaldi (Flamengo - 3rd goalkeeper).

2002: Principal Team: Marcos (Palmeiras), Cafu (Roma), Lúcio (Bayer Leverkusen), Roque Júnior (Milan), Roberto Carlos (Real Madrid), Edmílson (Lyon), Gilberto Silva (Atlético Mineiro), Kléberson (Atlético Paranaense), Ronaldinho Gaúcho (Paris Saint Germain), Ronaldo (Internazionale), Rivaldo (Barcelona);
Reserves: Dida (Corinthians), Belletti (São Paulo), Ânderson Polga (Grêmio), Vampeta (Corinthians), Júnior (Parma), Ricardinho (Corinthians), Juninho Paulista (Flamengo), Kaká (São Paulo), Edílson (Cruzeiro), Luizão (Grêmio), Denílson (Betis), Rogério Ceni (São Paulo - 3rd goalkeeper).

THE FIFA WORLD CUP TITLES - 1930-2018

NATIONS CHAMPIONS (1st) VICE-CHAMPIONS (2nd) 3RD PLACE 4TH PLACE

  1 - BRAZIL 5 (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002) 2 (1950, 1998) 2 (1938, 1978) 2 (1974, 2014)

  2 - GERMANY * 4 (1954, 1974, 1990, 2014) 4 (1966, 1982, 1986, 2002) 4 (1934, 1970, 2006, 2010) 1 (1958)

  3 - ITALY 4 (1934, 1938, 1982, 2006) 2 (1970, 1994) 1 (1990) 1 (1978)

  4 - ARGENTINA 2 (1978, 1986, 2022) 3 (1930, 1990, 2014) - -

  5 - FRANCE 2 (1998, 2018) 1 (2006) 2 (1958, 1986) 1 (1982)

  6 - URUGUAY 2 (1930, 1950) - - 3 (1954, 1970, 2010)

  7 - ENGLAND 1 (1966) - - 2 (1990, 2018)

  8 - SPAIN 1 (2010) - - 1 (1950)

  9 - NETHERLANDS - 3 (1974, 1978, 2010) 1 (2014) 1 (1998)

10 - HUNGARY - 2 (1938, 1954) - -

10 - CZECH REPUBLIC # - 2 (1934, 1962) - -

12 - SWEDEN - 1 (1958) 2 (1950, 1994) 1 (1938)

13 - CROATIA - 1 (2018) 1 (1998) -

14 - POLAND - - 2 (1974, 1982) -

15 - AUSTRIA - - 1 (1954) 1 (1934)

15 - PORTUGAL - - 1 (1966) 1 (2006)

15 - BELGIUM - - 1 (2018) 1 (1986)

18 - USA - - 1 (1930) -

18 - CHILE - - 1 (1962) -

18 - TURKEY - - 1 (2002) -

21 - SERBIA # - - - 2 (1930, 1962)

22 - RUSSIA # - - - 1 (1966)

22 - BULGARIA - - - 1 (1994)

22 - SOUTH KOREA - - - 1 (2002)

* = includes results representing West Germany between 1954 and 1990
# = FIFA considers that the national team of Russia succeeds the Soviet Union, the national team of Serbia succeeds the Yugoslavia/Serbia and Montenegro, and the national team of Czech Republic succeeds the Czechoslovakia.

LUIZ EDUARDO LAGES
The journalist, chronicler and historian Luiz Eduardo Lages,
writes here about "Brazil in the World Cup - 1930 - 2018" and publish some of his statistics always with regular updates.
Luiz Eduardo Lages also register, through some sections of this site (not only in this column entitled "Brazil In The World Cup")
the fact that Brazil lead with leftovers and so absolute in number of titles won, the main World Championships official promoted by FIFA,
i.e. the ranking historical and current of the "World Cup" for national teams, been "The Champions of the Champions in the Football World"! Brazil also help many clubs with players and trainers all over the planet,
although Brazilian teams sell many of their players to the main competitors, for later, anyway, win over them. That is to show superiority!

"Brazilian people create all the time. The creation is essential to the evolution"

LAST UPDATED 16 APRIL 2024
Copyright © LUIZ EDUARDO LAGES

PREVIOUS PAGE:
"BRAZILIAN FOOTBALL INDEX"

OTHER PAGES:
"BRAZILIAN CHAMPIONSHIP"
"RIO DE JANEIRO'S CHAMPIONSHIP"
"BRAZILIAN TURF"
("TURFE BRASILEIRO")
Top of this page | Back to home page

E-mail

PLAYERS	FULL INTERNATIONAL
MATCHES FOR BRAZIL (20 SEPTEMBER 1914 - 14 DECEMBER 2023)
Marcos Evangelista de Morais "CAFU"	142
DANIEL ALVES da Silva	126
ROBERTO CARLOS da Silva	125
NEYMAR da Silva Santos Júnior	124
THIAGO SILVA	109
Lucimar da Silva Ferreira "LÚCIO"	105
Cláudio André Mergen TAFFAREL	101
Robson de Souza "ROBINHO"	100
Dejalma dos Santos "DJALMA SANTOS"	98
RONALDO Luís Nazário de Lima	98
GYLMAR dos Santos Neves	93
GILBERTO Aparecido da SILVA	93
Ronaldo de Assis Moreira "RONALDINHO GAÚCHO"	93
Edson Arantes do Nascimento "PELÉ"	92
Roberto RIVELLINO	92
Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite "KAKA"	92
Carlos Caetano Bledorn Verri "DUNGA"	91
Nelson de Jesus Silva "DIDA"	91
JÚLIO CÉSAR Soares de Espinola	87
José Roberto da Silva Júnior "Zé ROBERTO"	84
Jair Ventura Filho "JAIRZINHO"	81
ALDAIR Nascimento dos Santos	81
Émerson LEÃO	80
JUAN Silveira dos Santos	79
MAICON Douglas Sisenando	76
NILTON dos Reis SANTOS	75
José Roberto Gama de Oliveira "BEBETO"	75
RIVALDO Vito Borba Ferreira	74
EMERSON Ferreira da Rosa	73
Carlos Ibraim Vaz Leal "BRANCO"	72
GÉRSON de Oliveira Nunes	71
Arthur Antunes Coimbra "ZICO"	71
Leovegildo Lins da Gama Júnior "JÚNIOR"	70
ROMÁRIO de Souza Faria	70
WILLIAN Borges da Silva	70
Marcos Aoás Corrêa "MARQUINHOS III"	69
Waldir Pereira "DIDI"	68
PHILIPPE COUTINHO Correia	67
Jorge de Amorim Campos "JORGINHO"	65
Carlos Henrique Casimiro "CASEMIRO"	63
DENÍLSON de Oliveira	61
José OSCAR Bernardi	60
SÓCRATES Brasileiro Sampaio Souza Vieira de Oliveira	60
António de Oliveira Filho "CARECA"	60
PAULO CÉSAR Lima	58
António Carlos Cerezo "TONINHO CEREZO"	58
MAURO da SILVA	58
MARCELO Vieira da Silva Júnior	58
João MIRANDA de Souza Filho	58
DAVID LUIZ Moreira Marinho	57
Luís António Corréa da Costa "MÜLLER"	56
José Paulo Bezerra Maciel Júnior "PAULINHO"	56
Roberto FIRMINO Barbosa de Oliveira	56
GABRIEL JESUS	56
Eduardo Gonçalves de Andrade "TOSTÃO"	55
Crisan César de Oliveira Filho "ZINHO"	55
LEONARDO Nascimento de Araújo	55
ALISSON BECKER	55
CARLOS ALBERTO Torres	54
Thomaz Soares da Silva "ZIZINHO"	53
Fernando Luiz Roza "FERNANDINHO"	53
ÉDER Aleixo de Assis	52
Hideraldo Luiz BELLINI	51
Wilson da Silva PIAZZA	51
RAMIRES Santos do Nascimento	51
Manoel Francisco dos Santos "GARRINCHA"	50
Oswaldo Giroldo Júnior "JUNINHO PAULISTA"	50
ELANO Ralph Blumer	50

PLAYERS	GOALS	MATCHES
TOP 30 GOAL SCORERS FOR BRAZIL (20 SEPTEMBER 1914 - 19 SEPTEMBER 2022) PRINCIPAL TEAM - AA 15 GOALS OR MORE
NEYMAR da Silva Santos Júnior	80	122
Edson Arantes do Nascimento "PELÉ"	77	91
RONALDO Luís Nazário de Lima	62	98
ROMÁRIO de Souza Faria	55	70
Arthur Antunes Coimbra "ZICO"	48	71
José Roberto Gama de Oliveira "BEBETO"	39	75
RIVALDO Vito Borba Ferreira	34	74
Jair Ventura Filho "JAIRZINHO"	34	81
Eduardo Gonçalves de Andrade "TOSTÃO"	33	55
Ronaldo de Assis Moreira "RONALDINHO GAÚCHO"	33	93
ADEMIR Marques de Menezes	32	39
Thomaz Soares da Silva "ZIZINHO"	30	53
António de Oliveira Filho "CARECA"	29	60
LUÍS FABIANO Clemente	28	46
Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite "KAKÁ"	28	92
Robson de Souza "ROBINHO"	28	100
ADRIANO Leite Ribeiro	27	48
Roberto RIVELLINO	26	92
JAIR Rosa Pinto	22	39
SÓCRATES Brasileiro Sampaio Souza Vieira de Oliveira	22	60
LEÓNIDAS da Silva	21	19
PHILIPPE COUTINHO Correia	21	68
Carlos Roberto Oliveira "ROBERTO DINAMITE"	20	38
Waldir Pereira "DIDI"	20	68
Gabriel Fernando de Jesus "GABRIEL JESUS"	19	55
Frederico Chaves Guedes "FRED"	18	39
Roberto FIRMINO Barbosa de Oliveira	18	56
Oswaldo da Silva "BALTAZAR"	16	27
José Macia "PEPE"	16	34
RAÍ Souza Vieira de Oliveira	15	49

CLUBS	PARTICIPATION
PARTICIPATION OF CLUBS THROUGH THE PLAYERS (20 SEPTEMBER 1914 - 14 DECEMBER 2022) PRINCIPAL TEAM - AA TOP 12 CLUBS
SÃO PAULO Futebol Clube (SP)	971
Clube de Regatas do FLAMENGO (RJ)	915
SANTOS Futebol Clube (SP)	840
BOTAFOGO de Futebol e Regatas (RJ)	836
Sport Club CORINTHIANS Paulista (SP)	807
Sociedade Esportiva PALMEIRAS (SP)	752
Club de Regatas VASCO DA GAMA (RJ)	706
FLUMINENSE Football Club (RJ)	595
Clube ATLÉTICO MINEIRO (MG)	428
CRUZEIRO Esporte Clube (MG)	418
Sport Club INTERNACIONAL (RS)	334
GRÊMIO Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense (RS)	314

CLUBS	PARTICIPATION
PARTICIPATION OF CLUBS WITH PLAYERS IN THE 5 WORLD CUP TITLES FOR BRAZIL (1958-1962-1970-1994-2002) PRINCIPAL TEAM - AA TOP 13 CLUBS
SANTOS Futebol Clube (SP)	15
SÃO PAULO Futebol Clube (SP)	13
BOTAFOGO de Futebol e Regatas (RJ)	11
Sociedade Esportiva PALMEIRAS (SP)	09
Sport Club CORINTHIANS Paulista (SP)	08
FLUMINENSE Football Club (RJ)	07
Clube de Regatas do FLAMENGO (RJ)	07
CRUZEIRO Esporte Clube (MG)	05
Club de Regatas VASCO DA GAMA (RJ)	04
Associação PORTUGUESA DE DESPORTOS (SP)	03
GRÊMIO Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense (RS)	03
BANGU Atlético Clube (RJ)	02
Clube ATLÉTICO MINEIRO (MG)	02

CLUBS	PARTICIPATION
PARTICIPATION OF CLUBS WITH PLAYERS IN THE 5 WORLD CUP DECISIONS (TITLES) FOR BRAZIL (1958-1962-1970-1994-2002) PRINCIPAL TEAM - AA TOP 14 CLUBS
BOTAFOGO DE FUTEBOL E REGATAS (RJ)	09
SANTOS FUTEBOL CLUBE (SP)	08
SOCIEDADE ESPORTIVA PALMEIRAS (SP)	05
CLUB DE REGATAS VASCO DA GAMA (RJ)	03
SPORT CLUB CORINTHIANS PAULISTA (SP)	03
CLUBE DE REGATAS DO FLAMENGO (RJ)	03
CRUZEIRO ESPORTE CLUBE (MG)	02
FLUMINENSE FOOTBALL CLUB (RJ)	02
SÃO PAULO FUTEBOL CLUBE (SP)	02
REAL CLUB DEPORTIVO DE LA CORUÑA (ESPANHA)	02
ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVA ROMA (ITÁLIA)	02
FUTBOL CLUB BARCELONA (ESPANHA)	02
ASSOCIAÇÃO PORTUGUESA DE DESPORTOS (SP)	01
BANGU ATLÉTICO CLUBE (RJ)	01

NATIONS	CHAMPIONS (1st)	VICE-CHAMPIONS (2nd)	3RD PLACE	4TH PLACE
1 - BRAZIL	5 (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002)	2 (1950, 1998)	2 (1938, 1978)	2 (1974, 2014)
2 - GERMANY *	4 (1954, 1974, 1990, 2014)	4 (1966, 1982, 1986, 2002)	4 (1934, 1970, 2006, 2010)	1 (1958)
3 - ITALY	4 (1934, 1938, 1982, 2006)	2 (1970, 1994)	1 (1990)	1 (1978)
4 - ARGENTINA	2 (1978, 1986, 2022)	3 (1930, 1990, 2014)	-	-
5 - FRANCE	2 (1998, 2018)	1 (2006)	2 (1958, 1986)	1 (1982)
6 - URUGUAY	2 (1930, 1950)	-	-	3 (1954, 1970, 2010)
7 - ENGLAND	1 (1966)	-	-	2 (1990, 2018)
8 - SPAIN	1 (2010)	-	-	1 (1950)
9 - NETHERLANDS	-	3 (1974, 1978, 2010)	1 (2014)	1 (1998)
10 - HUNGARY	-	2 (1938, 1954)	-	-
10 - CZECH REPUBLIC #	-	2 (1934, 1962)	-	-
12 - SWEDEN	-	1 (1958)	2 (1950, 1994)	1 (1938)
13 - CROATIA	-	1 (2018)	1 (1998)	-
14 - POLAND	-	-	2 (1974, 1982)	-
15 - AUSTRIA	-	-	1 (1954)	1 (1934)
15 - PORTUGAL	-	-	1 (1966)	1 (2006)
15 - BELGIUM	-	-	1 (2018)	1 (1986)
18 - USA	-	-	1 (1930)	-
18 - CHILE	-	-	1 (1962)	-
18 - TURKEY	-	-	1 (2002)	-
21 - SERBIA #	-	-	-	2 (1930, 1962)
22 - RUSSIA #	-	-	-	1 (1966)
22 - BULGARIA	-	-	-	1 (1994)
22 - SOUTH KOREA	-	-	-	1 (2002)

BRAZIL IN THE FIFA WORLD CUP1930 - 2022 LUIZ EDUARDO LAGES BRAZIL, FIVE (5) TIMES WINNERS OF THE FIFA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

BRAZIL IN THE FIFA WORLD CUP
1930 - 2022

LUIZ EDUARDO LAGES

BRAZIL, FIVE (5) TIMES WINNERS OF THE FIFA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP