This chart illustrates the total number of goals scored by each country in the history of the FIFA World Cup. It highlights the countries with the most successful offensive records, showcasing their prowess in international football. The data reflects both historical performance and current trends in scoring at the World Cup.
The FIFA World Cup, often simply called the World Cup, is an international association football competition contested by the senior men's national teams of the members of Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA).
Rank | Name | Indicator | Subindicator |
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1 | Brazil | 237 Goals | 114 Games |
2 | Germany | 232 Goals | 112 Games |
3 | Argentina | 152 Goals | 88 Games |
4 | France | 136 Goals | 70 Games |
5 | Italy | 128 Goals | 83 Games |
6 | Spain | 108 Goals | 67 Games |
7 | England | 104 Goals | 74 Games |
8 | Netherlands | 96 Goals | 54 Games |
9 | Uruguay | 89 Goals | 59 Games |
10 | Hungary | 87 Goals | 32 Games |
11 | Sweden | 80 Goals | 51 Games |
12 | Belgium | 69 Goals | 49 Games |
13 | Mexico | 62 Goals | 60 Games |
14 | Portugal | 61 Goals | 35 Games |
15 | Yugoslavia | 60 Goals | 37 Games |
16 | Switzerland | 55 Goals | 41 Games |
17 | Soviet Union | 53 Goals | 31 Games |
18 | Poland | 49 Goals | 38 Games |
19 | Czechoslovakia | 44 Goals | 28 Games |
20 | Austria | 43 Goals | 29 Games |