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2 Contents FIFA World Cup in numbers... 3 FIFA World Cup first ever... 4 Final Matches... 7 Summary of the final matches since rd/4th place matches at the FIFA World Cup... 8 FIFA World Cup champion coaches... 9 Opening matches Summary of the opening matches since Milestone goals Milestone goals since Nutshell Overview since Hat-tricks Overview of all 50 hat-tricks since Extra time matches Penalty shoot-outs Newcomers Overview since Awards Golden Boot Award Golden Ball Award Golden Glove Award FIFA Fair Play Award Young Player Award FIFA World Cup ranking by tournament Superlatives Player statistics Captain statistics Goalkeeper statistics Team statistics Coach statistics Referee statistics Photos on cover (Photos: FIFA Archive & FIFA via Getty Images) 1930 FIFA World Cup : USA Belgium 3:0, Belgium's Nicholaas Hoydonckx challenged by USA's Bert Patenaude; 1990 FIFA World Cup : Goalkeeper Walter Zenga holding the record of the most minutes without conceding a goal ; 2014 FIFA World Cup : Xherdan Shaquiri scores the 50 th hat-trick in FIFA World Cup history; 2014 FIFA World Cup : Faryd Mondragon the oldest player in the history of the FIFA World Cup FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 2

3 FIFA World Cup in numbers (figures including the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil ) 20 competitions 77 teams 836 matches 8 different champions 2,379 goals 7,342 players 16 hosts over 37 million spectators #1 - biggest single sports event FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 3

4 FIFA World Cup first ever Trophy Coupe Jules Rimet : created 1930 by Abel Lafleur, France match Uruguay / Montevideo France Mexico 4-1 (3-0) The French team prior to their FIFA World Cup match against Mexico at the Parque Central in Montevideo, 13th July Back row (left-right): Augustin Chantrel, Marcel Pinel, Alexis Thepot, Marcel Capelle, Etienne Mattler, Alexandre Villaplane, Front row: Ernest Liberati, Edmond Delfour, Andre Maschinot, Lucien Laurent, Marcel Langiller. (Photo by Bob Thomas/Popperfoto/Getty Images) goal Uruguay / Montevideo 19 Lucien Laurent, FRA France Mexico 4-1 extra-time match Italy / Turin Austria France 3-2 AET (1-1, 1-1) Preliminary round FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 4

5 Golden Goal France / Lens Laurent Blanc, FRA France Paraguay 1-0 AET (round of 16) Laurent Blanc (FRA) applauds the crowds after his team win in the match between France v Paraguay in the 1998 World Cup, France. (Photo FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images) penalty-shoot-out Spain / Seville Semi-finals Germany FR France 3-3 AET (1-1, 1-1) 5-4 PSO German goalkeeper Schumacher saves Bossis' shot in the first ever penalty shoot-out. (Photo FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)... penalty to be scored Uruguay / Montevideo Manuel ROSAS, MEX Mexico Argentina expulsion of a player Uruguay / Montevideo Placido GALINDO, PER (70 ) Romania Peru FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 5

6 expulsion of a goalkeeper USA / New Jersey Gianluca PAGLIUCA, ITA (21 ) Italy Norway 1:0 Italian goalkeeper Gianluca Pagliuca wishes luck to substitute keeper Marchegiani who replaced him after he was sent off (Photo by Bob Thomas/Getty Images) yellow card shown Mexico / Mexico City Kakhi ASATIANI, URS (30 ) Mexico Soviet Union substitution Anatoli PUZACH, URS in for Viktor SEREBRYANIKOV, URS (HT) Mexico Soviet Union live television transmission 1954 in Switzerland cooling break Round of 16 Netherlands Mexico 2-1 Fortaleza, Brazil Carlos Salcido (MEX) taking fluids, during the cooling break in the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Round of 16 match between Netherlands and Mexico (Photo by Robert Cianflone/Getty Images) FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 6

7 Final Matches Summary of the final matches since 1930 Match date Host / City Match Venue *Decisive match Brazil Rio de Janeiro South Africa Johannesburg Germany Berlin Korea/Japan Yokohama (JPN) France Saint-Denis USA Los Angeles Italy Rome Mexico Mexico City Spain Madrid Argentina Buenos Aires Germany Munich Mexico Mexico City England London Chile Santiago de Chile Sweden Solna Switzerland Berne Brazil Rio de Janeiro France Paris-Colombes Italy Rome Uruguay Montevideo Germany Argentina 1-0 AET Netherlands Spain 0-1 AET Italy France 1-1 AET (1-1, 1-1) 5-3 PSO Germany Brazil 0-2 (0-0) Brazil France 0-3 (0-2) Brazil Italy 0-0 AET 3-2 PSO Germany FR Argentina 1-0 (0-0) Argentina Germany FR 3-2 (1-0) Italy Germany FR 3-1 (0-0) Argentina Netherlands 3-1 AET (1-1, 1-0) Netherlands Germany FR 1-2 (1-2) Brazil Italy 4-1 (1-1) England Germany FR 4-2 AET (2-2, 1-1) Brazil Czechoslovakia 3-1 (1-1) Brazil Sweden 5-2 (2-1) Germany FR Hungary 3-2 (2-2) Uruguay Brazil 2-1* 1 st Uruguay, 2 nd Brazil, 3 rd Sweden Italy Hungary 4-2 (3-1) Italy Czechoslovakia 2-1 AET (1-1, 0-0) Uruguay Argentina 4-2 (1-2) Maracana Soccer City Olympiastadion International Stadium Stade de France Rose Bowl Olimpico Azteca Santiago Bernabeu Monumental Olympiastadion Azteca Wembley Nacional Rasunda Wankdorf Maracana Olympique Nazionale del PNF Centenario The most goals ever scored in a final is seven, in the 1958 match between Brazil and Sweden, which ended 5-2 FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 7

8 3rd/4th place matches at the FIFA World Cup Match date Host / City Match Venue Brazil Brasilia South Africa Port Elizabeth Germany Stuttgart Korea Daegu France Paris USA Los Angeles Italy Bari Mexico Puebla Spain Alicante Argentina Buenos Aires Germany Munich Mexico Mexico City England London Chile Santiago de Chile Sweden Gothenburg Switzerland Zurich Brazil Netherlands 0-3 (0-2) Uruguay Germany 2:3 (1:1) Germany Portugal 3:1 (0:0) Korea Republic Turkey 2:3 (1:3) Netherlands Croatia 1:2 (1:2) Sweden Bulgaria 4:0 (4:0) Italy England 2:1 (0:0) France Belgium 4:2 a.e.t. (2:2, 2:1) Poland France 3:2 (2:1) Brazil Italy 2:1 (0:1) Brazil Poland 0:1 (0:0) Germany FR Uruguay 1:0 (1:0) Portugal Soviet Union 2:1 (1:1) Chile Yugoslavia 1:0 (0:0) France Germany FR 6:3 (3:1) Austria Uruguay 3:1 (1:1) Nacional Port Elizabeth FIFA World Cup Stadium Deagu World Cup Stadium Parc des Princes Rose Bowl San Nicola Cuauhtemoc Jose Rico Perez Monumental Olympiastadion Azteca Wembley Nacional Nya Ullevi Hardturm Brazil 1 st Uruguay, 2 nd Brazil, 3 rd Sweden, 4 th Spain No match for 3 rd place France Bordeaux Italy Naples Brazil Sweden 4:2 (1:2) Germany Austria 3:2 (3:1) 1930 Uruguay No match for third place (USA placed third) Parc Lescure Giorgio Ascarelli Germany is the team with the most 3rd/4th place matches participations winning 4 out of 5 games FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 8

9 FIFA World Cup champion coaches FIFA World Cup Winning coach Winning team Brazil 2014 Joachim LOEW, GER Germany South Africa 2010 Vicente DEL BOSQUE, ESP Spain Germany 2006 Marcello LIPPI, ITA Italy Korea/Japan 2002 Luiz Felipe SCOLARI, BRA Brazil France 1998 Aimé JACQUET, FRA France USA 1994 Carlos Alberto PARREIRA, BRA Brazil Italy 1990 Franz BECKENBAUER, FRG Germany FR Mexico 1986 Carlos BILARDO, ARG Argentina Spain 1982 Enzo BEARZOT, ITA Italy Argentina 1978 Cesar Luis MENOTTI, ARG Argentina Germany FR 1974 Helmut SCHOEN, FRG Germany FR Mexico 1970 Mario ZAGALLO, BRA Brazil England 1966 Alfred RAMSEY, ENG England Chile 1962 Aymore MOREIRA, BRA Brazil Sweden 1958 Vincente FEOLA, BRA Brazil Switzerland 1954 Sepp HERBERGER, FRG Germany FR Brazil 1950 Juan LOPEZ, URU Uruguay France 1938 Vittorio POZZO, ITA Italy Italy 1934 Vittorio POZZO, ITA Italy Uruguay 1930 Alberto SUPPICI, URU Uruguay A foreign coach has never managed a FIFA World Cup -winning team FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 9

10 Opening matches Summary of the opening matches since 1930 Match date Host / City Match Venue Brazil Sao Paulo South Africa Johannesburg Germany Munich Korea/Japan Seoul (KOR) France Saint-Denis USA Chicago Italy Milan Mexico Mexico City Spain Barcelona Argentina Buenos Aires Germany Frankfurt/Main Mexico Mexico City England London Chile Santiago de Chile Sweden Solna Switzerland Lausanne Brazil Rio de Janeiro France Paris Italy Rome Uruguay Montevideo Brazil Croatia 3-1 (1-1) South Africa Mexico 1-1 (0-0) Germany Costa Rica 4-2 (2-1) France Senegal 0-1 (0-1) Brazil Scotland 2-1 (1-1) Germany Bolivia 1-0 (0-0) Argentina Cameroon 0-1 (0-0) Bulgaria Italy 1-1 (0-1) Argentina Belgium 0-1 (0-0) Germany FR Poland 0-0 Brazil Yugoslavia 0-0 Mexico Soviet Union 0-0 England Uruguay 0-0 Chile Switzerland 3-1 (1-1) Sweden Mexico 3-0 (1-0) Yugoslavia France 1-0 (1-0) Brazil Mexico 4-0 (1-0) Germany Switzerland 1-1 AET (1-1, 1-1) Italy USA 7-1 (3-0) France Mexico 4-1 (3-0) Arena de Sao Paulo Soccer City FIFA World Cup Stadium Seoul World Cup Stadium Stade de France Soldier Field Giuseppe Meazza Azteca Camp Nou Monumental Waldstadion Azteca Wembley Nacional Rasunda La Pontaise Maracanà Parc des Princes Nazionale del PNF Pocitos No host team has ever lost an opening match FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 10

11 Milestone goals Milestone goals since 1930 # Goalscorer Match Goal Result Venue/Date 1 Lucien LAURENT (France) FRA MEX Montevideo (URU), Angelo SCHIAVIO (Italy) ITA USA Rome (ITA), Harry ANDERSSON (Sweden) SWE CUB Antibes (FRA), CHICO (Brazil) BRA ESP Rio de Janeiro (BRA), Max MORLOCK (Germany FR) FRG TUR Zurich (SUI), Bobby COLLINS (Scotland) PAR SCO Norrkoeping (SWE), Drazen JERKOVIC (Yugoslavia) YUG URU Arica (CHI), PAK Seung Zin (Korea DPR) PRK CHI Middlesbrough (ENG), Gerd MUELLER (Germany FR) FRG BUL Leon (MEX), Hector YAZALDE (Argentina) ARG HAI Munich (FRG), ,000 Rob RENSENBRINK (Netherlands) SCO NED Mendoza (ARG), ,100 Sergei BALTACHA (Soviet Union) URS NZL Malaga (ESP), ,200 Jean-Pierre PAPIN (France) CAN FRA Leon (MEX), ,300 Gary LINEKER (England) ENG PAR Mexico City (MEX), ,400 Johnny EKSTROM (Sweden) SWE CRC Genoa (ITA), ,500 Claudio CANIGGIA (Argentina) ARG NGA Boston (USA), ,600 Pierre ISSA (South Africa) FRA RSA 2-0 og 3-0 Marseilles (FRA), ,700 Slobodan KOMLJENOVIC (Yugoslavia) USA YUG Nantes (FRA), ,800 BETO (Portugal) USA POR Suwon (KOR), ,900 Christian VIERI (Italy) KOR ITA AET Daejeon (KOR), ,000 Marcus ALLBACK (Sweden) SWE ENG Cologne (GER), ,100 Javier HERNANDEZ (Mexico) FRA MEX Polokwane (RSA), ,200 Arjen ROBBEN (Netherlands) URU NED Cape Town (RSA), ,300 Jermaine JONES, USA USA POR Manaus (BRA), ,379 Mario GOETZE, GER GER ARG Rio de Janeiro (BRA), Another 21 goals to reach the next World Cup goalscoring milestone of 2,400 FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 11

12 Nutshell Overview since 1930 Year Host country Teams Matches Goals Ø Spectators Ø 2014 Brazil ,429,876 53, South Africa ,178,856 49, Germany ,359,439 52, Korea/Japan ,705,197 42, France ,785,100 43, USA ,587,538 68, Italy ,516,215 48, Mexico ,394,031 46, Spain ,109,723 40, Argentina ,545,791 40, Germany FR ,865,753 49, Mexico ,603,975 50, England ,563,135 48, Chile ,172 27, Sweden ,810 23, Switzerland ,607 29, Brazil ,045,246 47, France ,700 20, Italy ,000 21, Uruguay ,549 32,808 TOTAL 836 2, ,500,713 44,857 The 1994 FIFA World Cup USA set an attendance record that still stands today - a total of 3,587,538 spectators watched the 52 matches, an average of almost 69,000 per game FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 12

13 Hat-tricks The modern meaning of the term hat-trick : a player scoring three goals in a match Overview of all 50 hat-tricks since 1930 # Match date Match Player Goals USA v. PAR PATENAUDE Bert, USA ARG v. MEX STABILE Guillermo, ARG URU v. YUG Pedro CEA, URU GER v. BEL Edmund CONEN, GER ITA v. USA Angelo SCHIAVIO, ITA TCH v. GER Oldrich NEJEDLY, TCH BRA v. POL Ernest WILIMOWSKI, POL BRA v. POL LEONIDAS, BRA SWE v. CUB Harry ANDERSSON, SWE SWE v. CUB Gustav WETTERSTROEM, SWE URU v. BOL Oscar MIGUEZ, URU BRA v. SWE ADEMIR, BRA HUN v. KOR Sandor KOCSIS, HUN URU v. SCO Carlos BORGES, URU AUT v. TCH Erich PROBST, AUT TUR v. KOR Burhan SARGUN, TUR HUN v. FRG Sandor KOCSIS, HUN FRG v. TUR Max MORLOCK, FRG AUT v. SUI Theodor WAGNER, AUT AUT v. SUI Josef HUEGI, SUI FRA v. PAR Just FONTAINE, FRA BRA v. FRA PELE, BRA FRA v. FRG Just FONTAINE, FRA HUN v. BUL Florian ALBERT, HUN POR v. PRK EUSEBIO, POR ENG v. FRG Geoff HURST, ENG FRG v. BUL Gerd MULLER, FRG FRG v. PER Gerd MULLER, FRG YUG v. ZAI Dusan BAJEVIC, YUG 3 FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 13

14 Overview of all hat-tricks since 1930 continued # Match date Match Player Goals HAI v. POL Andrzej SZARMACH, POL NED v. IRN Rob RENSENBRINK, NED PER v. IRN Teofilo CUBILLAS, PER HUN v. SLV Laszlo KISS, HUN FRG v. CHI Karl-Heinz RUMMENIGGE, FRG POL v. BEL Zbigniew BONIEK, POL ITA v. BRA Paolo ROSSI, ITA DEN v. URU Preben ELKJAER-LARSEN, DEN ENG v. POL Gary LINEKER, ENG URS v. BEL Igor BELANOV, URS DEN v. ESP Emilio BUTRAGUENO, ESP KOR v. ESP MICHEL, ESP TCH v. CRC Tomas SKUHRAVY, TCH ARG v. GRE Gabriel BATISTUTA, ARG RUS v. CMR Oleg SALENKO, RUS ARG v. JAM Gabriel BATISTUTA, ARG GER v. KSA Miroslav KLOSE, GER POR v. POL PAULETA, POR ARG v. KOR Gonzalo HIGUAIN, ARG GER v. POR Thomas MUELLER, GER HON v. SUI Xherdan SHAQIRI, SUI 3 The fastest World Cup hat-trick was scored by Hungary s László Kiss against El Salvador in It took him just seven minutes FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 14

15 Extra time matches Match date Teams Phase 90 mins AET Germany - Argentina Final Belgium - USA Round of Argentina - Switzerland Round of Germany - Algeria Round of Netherlands Spain Final USA Ghana Round of Germany Italy Semi-finals Argentina Mexico Round of * Senegal Turkey Quarter-finals * Korea Republic Italy Round of * Sweden Senegal Round of * France Paraguay Round of Nigeria Italy Round of England Cameroon Quarter-finals Spain Yugoslavia Round of England Belgium Round of Cameroon Colombia Round of France Belgium Match for 3rd place Soviet Union Belgium Round of Argentina Netherlands Final Italy Germany FR Semi-finals Germany FR England Quarter-finals Uruguay Soviet Union Quarter-finals England Germany FR Final Northern Ireland Czechoslovakia Group match Hungary Uruguay Semi-finals Brazil Yugoslavia Group match England Belgium Group match Brazil Czechoslovakia Quarter-finals Brazil Poland First round Cuba Romania First round Czechoslovakia Netherlands First round Italy Norway First round Switzerland Germany First round Italy Czechoslovakia Final Italy Spain Quarter-finals Austria France Preliminary round *Golden Goal: The team to score the first goal (Golden Goal) during the period of extra time was declared the winner. The Golden Goal rule (also known as "sudden death") was applied to all the FIFA tournaments from the 1993 World Youth Championship until the 2004 World Youth Championship. 63 matches have gone to extra time in World Cup history. Italy have been involved in eleven of them FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 15

16 Penalty shoot-outs Match date Teams Phase 90 mins AET PSO Netherlands - Argentina Semi-finals Netherlands - Costa Rica Quarter-finals Costa Rica - Greece Round of Brazil - Chile Round of Uruguay Ghana Quarter-finals Paraguay Japan Round of Italy France Final England Portugal Quarter-finals Germany Argentina Quarter-finals Switzerland Ukraine Round of Spain Korea Republic Quarter-finals Spain Ireland Republic Round of Brazil Netherlands Semi-finals Italy France Quarter-finals Argentina England Round of Brazil Italy Final Romania Sweden Quarter-finals Mexico Bulgaria Round of Germany FR England Semi-finals Italy Argentina Semi-finals Yugoslavia Argentina Quarter-finals Ireland Republic Romania Round of Spain Belgium Quarter-finals Germany FR Mexico Quarter-finals Brazil France Quarter-finals Germany FR France Semi-finals Two finals have been decided by a penalty shoot-out, both involving Italy FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 16

17 Newcomers Overview since 1930 Year # Newcomers Best newcomer Stage reached Bosnia & Herzegovina Bosnia & Herzegovina 3 rd of 4 in group stage Slovakia The former Czechoslovakia played in eight FIFA World Cups and were runners-up in 1934 and 1962 Slovakia Round of Angola, Côte d Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Trinidad & Tobago, Ukraine Ukraine Quarter-finals China PR, Ecuador, Senegal, Slovenia Senegal Quarter-finals Croatia, Jamaica, Japan, South Africa Croatia Third place Greece, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria Saudi Arabia, Nigeria Round of Costa Rica, Republic of Ireland, United Arab Emirates Republic of Ireland Quarter-finals Canada, Denmark, Iraq Denmark Round of Algeria, Cameroon, Honduras, Kuwait, New Zealand Algeria, Cameroon 3 rd of 4 in group stage Iran, Tunisia Tunisia 3 rd of 4 in group stage Australia, German DR, Haiti, Zaire German DR 3 rd of 4 in second round El Salvador, Israel, Morocco All 4 th of 4 in group stage Portugal, Korea DPR Portugal Third place Bulgaria, Colombia All 4 th of 4 in group stage Northern Ireland, Soviet Union, Wales All Quarter-finals Korea Republic, Scotland, Turkey Turkey group phase play-off England England 2 nd of 4 in group stage Cuba, Dutch East Indies, Norway, Poland Cuba Quarter-finals all Austria, Egypt, Spain, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, Czechoslovakia Argentina, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, France, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Romania, Uruguay, USA, Yugoslavia Italy Winners The only debutants at the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil were Bosnia & Herzegovina FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 17

18 Awards Golden Boot Award The Golden Boot Award goes to the top goalscorer of the FIFA World Cup. Assists serve as a tie-breaker with the FIFA Technical Study Group (TSG) deciding whether an assist is to be counted as such. The assists will only be counted if two or more players are equal on goals scored. A Silver Boot and a Bronze Boot for the second and third highest goalscorers is also be awarded. Year Host country Winner Goals scored Presented by 2014 Brazil James RODRIGUEZ, COL 6 adidas 2010 South Africa Thomas MUELLER, GER 5 adidas 2006 Germany Miroslav KLOSE, GER 5 adidas 2002 Korea/Japan RONALDO, BRA 8 adidas 1998 France Davor SUKER, CRO 6 adidas 1994 USA Hristo STOICHKOV, BUL Oleg SALENKO, RUS 6 adidas 1990 Italy Salvatore SCHILLACI, ITA 6 adidas 1986 Mexico Gary LINEKER, ENG 6 adidas 1982 Spain Paolo ROSSI, ITA 6 adidas 1978 Argentina Mario KEMPES, ARG 6 adidas Photos from left to right: Lionel Messi (ARG, Golden Ball 2014), Maradona (ARG, Golden Ball 1986) and runner up Harald Schumacher (FRG), Suker (CRO, Golden Boot 1998) Photos: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 18

19 Golden Ball Award This award goes to the outstanding player of the competition selected by the FIFA Technical Study Group (TSG). A Silver Ball and a Bronze Ball is awarded to the second and third best players. Year Host country Winner Presented by 2014 Brazil Lionel MESSI, ARG adidas 2010 South Africa Diego FORLAN, URU adidas 2006 Germany Zinedine ZIDANE, FRA adidas 2002 Korea/Japan Oliver KAHN, GER adidas 1998 France RONALDO, BRA adidas 1994 USA ROMARIO, BRA adidas 1990 Italy Salvatore SCHILLACI, ITA adidas 1986 Mexico Diego MARADONA, ARG adidas 1982 Spain Paolo ROSSI, ITA adidas Golden Glove Award The FIFA Technical Study Group (TSG) selects the top goalkeeper based on his performance throughout the final competition. Year Host country Winner Presented by 2014 Brazil Manuel NEUER, GER adidas 2010 South Africa Iker CASILLAS, ESP adidas 2006* Germany Gianluigi BUFFON, ITA * Korea/Japan Oliver KAHN, GER * France Fabien BARTHEZ, FRA * USA Michel PREUD HOMME, BEL - *Yashin Award Photo: Diego Forlan (URU, Golden Ball 2010) and Casillas (ESP, Golden Glove 2010) FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 19

20 FIFA Fair Play Award The FIFA Fair Play Award is awarded to the team with the best fair play record according to a points system and criteria established by the FIFA Committee for Fair Play and Social Responsibility. Year Host country Winner 2014 Brazil Colombia 2010 South Africa Spain 2006 Germany Brazil / Spain 2002 Korea/Japan Belgium 1998 France England / France 1994 USA Brazil 1990 Italy England 1986 Mexico Brazil 1982 Spain Brazil 1978 Argentina Argentina 1974 Germany FR Germany FR 1970 Mexico Peru Young Player Award The award will be presented to the player who creates the biggest impact in the FIFA World. Judges will be looking for certain technical qualities such as skill, style and charisma but also other important facets such as a sense of fair play and a genuine impression that they are playing merely for the love of the game. The final decision for this award is taken by the FIFA Technical Study Group (TSG) a FIFA-appointed group of top football coaches and analysts. Year Host country Winner Presented by 2014 Brazil Paul POGBA, FRA Hyundai 2010 South Africa Thomas MUELLER, GER Hyundai 2006 Germany Lukas PODOLSKI, GER Gillette FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 20

21 FIFA World Cup ranking by tournament Year GER ARG NED BRA COL BEL FRA CRC CHI MEX SUI URU GRE ALG USA NGA ECU POR CRO BIH CIV ITA ESP RUS GHA ENG KOR IRN JPN AUS HON CMR 2010 ESP NED GER URU ARG BRA GHA PAR JPN CHI POR USA ENG MEX KOR SVK CIV SLO SUI RSA AUS NZL SRB DEN GRE ITA NGA ALG FRA HON CMR PRK 2006 ITA FRA GER POR BRA ARG ENG UKR ESP SUI NED ECU GHA SWE MEX AUS KOR PAR CIV CZE POL CRO ANG TUN IRN/USA TRI JPN/KSA TOG CRC SCG 2002 BRA GER TUR KOR ESP ENG SEN USA JPN DEN MEX IRL SWE BEL ITA PAR RSA ARG CRC CMR POR RUS CRO ECU POL URU NGA FRA TUN SVN CHN KSA 1998 FRA BRA CRO NED ITA ARG GER DEN ENG YUG ROU NGA MEX PAR NOR CHI ESP MAR BEL IRN COL JAM AUT RSA CMR TUN SCO KSA BUL KOR JPN USA 1994 BRA ITA SWE BUL GER ROU NED ESP NGA ARG BEL KSA MEX USA SUI IRL NOR RUS COL KOR BOL CMR MAR GRE 1990 FRG ARG ITA ENG YUG TCH CMR IRL BRA ESP BEL ROU CRC COL NED URU URS AUT SCO EGY SWE KOR USA UAE 1986 ARG FRG FRA BEL BRA MEX ESP ENG DEN URS MAR ITA PAR POL BUL URU POR HUN SCO KOR NIR ALG IRQ CAN 1982 ITA FRG POL FRA BRA ENG URS AUT NIR BEL ARG ESP ALG HUN SCO YUG CMR HON TCH PER KUW CHI NZL SLV 1978 ARG NED BRA ITA POL FRG AUT PER TUN ESP SCO FRA SWE IRN HUN MEX 1974 FRG NED POL BRA SWE GDR YUG ARG SCO ITA CHI BUL URU AUS HAI ZAI 1970 BRA ITA FRG URU URS MEX PER ENG SWE BEL ROU ISR BUL MAR TCH SLV 1966 ENG FRG POR URS ARG HUN URU PRK ITA ESP BRA MEX CHI FRA BUL SUI 1962 BRA TCH CHI YUG HUN URS FRG ENG ITA ARG MEX URU ESP COL BUL SUI 1958 BRA SWE FRA FRG YUG WAL URS NIR TCH HUN ENG PAR ARG SCO AUT MEX 1954 FRG HUN AUT URU BRA ENG YUG SUI TUR ITA FRA BEL MEX TCH SCO KOR 1950 URU BRA SWE ESP YUG SUI ITA ENG CHI USA PAR MEX BOL 1938 ITA HUN BRA SWE TCH FRA SUI CUB ROU GER POL NOR BEL NED INH 1934 ITA TCH GER AUT ESP HUN SUI SWE ARG FRA NED ROU EGY BRA BEL USA 1930 URU ARG USA YUG CHI BRA FRA ROU PAR PER BEL BOL MEX

22 Superlatives Player statistics Most FIFA World Cup competitions # Player Year of FIFA World Cup 5 Antonio CARBAJAL, MEX Lothar MATTHAEUS, FRG/GER Sami AL JABER, KSA DaMarcus BEASLEY, USA Giuseppe BERGOMI, ITA 1982, 1986, 1990, 1998 Gianluigi BUFFON, ITA CAFU, BRA Denis CANIZA, PAR Fabio CANNAVARO, ITA Iker CASILLAS, ESP DJALMA SANTOS, BRA Samuel ETOO, CMR 1998, 2002, 2010, 2014 Thierry HENRY, FRA Xavi HERNANDEZ, ESP Myungbo HONG, KOR Miroslav KLOSE, GER Paolo MALDINI, ITA Diego MARADONA, ARG Rafael MARQUEZ, MEX PELE, BRA Gianni RIVERA, ITA Pedro ROCHA, URU Karl-Heinz SCHNELLINGER, FRG Enzo SCIFO, BEL Uwe SEELER, GER Rigobert SONG, CMR 1994, 1998, 2002, 2010 Franky VAN DER ELST, BEL Wladyslaw ZMUDA, POL Andoni ZUBIZARRETA, ESP FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 22

23 Most appearances in FIFA World Cup competitions # Player Year Time played 25 Lothar MATTHAEUS, FRG/GER (2047 minutes) 24 Miroslav KLOSE, GER (1792 minutes) 23 Paolo MALDINI, ITA (2217 minutes) 21 Uwe SEELER, FRG (1980 minutes) Diego MARADONA, ARG (1938 minutes) Wladyslaw ZMUDA, POL (1807 minutes) 20 Philipp LAHM, GER (1920 minutes) Grzegorz LATO, POL (1800 minutes) Bastian SCHWEINSTEIGER, GER (1655 minutes) CAFU, BRA (1638 minutes) Youngest/oldest player (years/months) Years/months Player FIFA World Cup year youngest 17y/01m Norman WHITESIDE, NIR 1982 FIFA World Cup Spain 17y/03m Samuel ETOO, CMR 1998 FIFA World Cup France 17y/03m Femi OPABUNMI, NGA 2002 FIFA World Cup Japan/Korea oldest 43y/00m Faryd MONDRAGON, COL 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil 42y/01m Roger MILLA, CMR 1994 FIFA World Cup USA 41y/00m Pat JENNINGS, NIR 1986 FIFA World Cup Mexico Youngest/oldest players in final match (years/days) Years/Days Player Match FIFA World Cup year youngest 17y/249d PELE, BRA Brazil Sweden 5: FIFA World Cup Sweden oldest 40y/133d Dino ZOFF, ITA Italy Germany 3: FIFA World Cup Spain Biggest age difference on same team Team Players age (years/months) Age difference (years/months) Overall Cameroon 1994 Rigobert SONG 17/11 vs Roger Milla 42/01 = 24/02 In a final match Italy 1982 Dino ZOFF 40/04 vs Giuseppe BERGOMI 18/06 = 21/10 FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 23

24 Earliest goals Seconds from kick-off time Goal scored [min/sec] Player Date Match 0' 11" Hakan SUKUR, TUR Vs. Korea Republic 0' 15" Vaclav MASEK, TCH Vs. Mexico 0' 25" Ernest LEHNER, GER Vs. Austria 0' 28" Bryan ROBSON, ENG Vs. France 0 30" Clint DEMPSEY, USA Vs. Ghana 0' 31" Bernard LACOMBE, FRA Vs. France 0 35" Arne NYBERG, SWE Vs. Hungary 0' 35" Emile VEINANTE, FRA Vs. Belgium 0' 50" Florian ALBERT, HUN Vs. Bulgaria 0' 50" Adalbert DESU, ROU Vs. Peru 0' 50" PAK Seung Zin, PRK Vs. Portugal 0' 52" Celso AYALA, PAR Vs. Nigeria Fastest goals by substitues Time elapsed Goal scored Player [min/sec] [min/sec] Date Match 0' 16" Richard MORALES, URU 45' 16" Vs. Senegal 0' 21" Ebbe SAND, DEN 58' 59" Vs. Nigeria 0' 59" Marcin ZEWLAKOW, POL 65' 17" Vs. USA FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 24

25 Captain statistics Most matches as captain in FIFA World Cup competitions # Player Year 16 Diego MARADONA, ARG Rafael MARQUEZ, MEX Dino ZOFF, ITA Kazimierz DEYNA, POL Philipp LAHM, GER Paolo MALDINI, ITA Lothar MATTHAEUS, FRG/GER Ladislav NOVAK, TCH Daniel PASSARELLA, ARG Uwe SEELER, FRG CAFU, BRA Iker CASILLAS, ESP DUNGA, BRA Michel PLATINI, FRA Goals scored as captain # Player Year 6 Diego MARADONA, ARG Lothar MATTHAEUS, FRG/GER Karl-Heinz RUMMENIGGE, FRG György SAROSI, HUN 1938 Uwe SEELER, FRG Diego Armando Maradona (ARG) as Captain at the 1990 FIFA World Cup Italy (Photo: FIFA Archives) FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 25

26 Goalkeeper statistics Most clean sheets (no goals conceeded in a match) # matches Player Year 10 Peter SHILTON, ENG Fabien BARTHEZ, FRA Sepp MAIER, FRG LEAO, BRA TAFFAREL, BRA Most minutes without conceding a goal # minutes Player Year 517 Walter ZENGA, ITA Peter SHILTON, ENG Sergio ROMERO, ARG Iker CASILLAS, ESP Sepp MAIER, FRG Most saves in penalty shoot-outs # saves Player vs Year 4 Harald SCHUMACHER, FRG vs France (2), vs Mexico (2) 1982/1986 Sergio GOYCOCHEA, ARG vs Yugoslavia (2), vs Italy (2) TAFFAREL, BRA vs Italy (1, 1994), vs France (2, 1998) 1994/1998 RICARDO, POR vs England 2006 Most saves in a single penalty shoot-out # saves Player vs. Year 3 RICARDO, POR vs England 2006 Most penalty saves (not including penalty-shoot outs) # saves Player vs. Year 2 Jan TOMASZEWSKI, POL vs Sweden / Germany FR 1974 Brad FRIEDEL, USA vs Korea Republic / Poland 2002 Iker CASILLAS, ESP vs Ireland Republic / Paraguay 2002/2010 FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 26

27 Team statistics Highest/lowest attendance Attendance Date Match City Stage + 173, Uruguay Brazil 2:1 Rio de Janeiro (BRA) Final stage - 2, Chile France 1:0 Montevideo (URU) Group stage Most participations Most goals # Team 20 Brazil 18 Germany (FRG/GER) Italy 16 Argentina 15 Mexico 14 England France Spain # Team 224 Germany FR / Germany 221 Brazil 131 Argentina 128 Italy 106 France Most hat-tricks # Team 7 Germany FR / Germany 4 Argentina/Hungary 3 Brazil, Poland, Uruguay FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 27

28 Most goals in one competition # Team Year 27 Hungary Germany FR France Brazil Brazil Argentina 1930 Brazil 2002 Germany 2014 FIFA World Cup 1954: Hungary - Uruguay 2:2, AET 4:2, Semifinal, Lausanne. Zoltan Czibor (HUN) scores the first goal of the match past goalkeeper Roque Maspoli (URU). Photo: FIFA Archive Biggest wins Result Match Date 9-0 Hungary Korea Republic Yugoslavia Zaire Hungary El Salvador Sweden Cuba Uruguay Bolivia Germany Saudi Arabia Uruguay Scotland Turkey Korea Republic Haiti Poland Portugal Korea DPR Preliminary Competition: 31-0 Australia American Samoa FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 28

29 Highest scores Goals Match Result Date 12 Austria Switzerland Brazil Poland Hungary Germany FR Hungary El Salvador France Paraguay Preliminary Competition: 31 Australia American Samoa Consecutive wins Goals Team Year 11 Brazil Italy England Brazil 1970 Brazil Netherlands 2010 Spain 2010 Consecutive matches without conceding a goal # matches Team Year 5 Italy 1990 Switzerland Consecutive matches scoring goals # matches Team Year 18 Brazil Germany / Germany FR / Hungary Uruguay Brazil France Italy FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 29

30 Teams eliminated without conceding a goal Team Year Switzerland 2006 FIFA World Cup 2006: Without conceding a single goal Switzerland is eventually eliminated by the Ukraine on penalties. SUI - UKR 0:0, PSO 0:3, Patrick Mueller, Goalkeeper Pascal Zuberbuehler, Stephane Grichting, Mauro Lustrinelli (all SUI, from left to right) Teams eliminated without losing a match Team Matches Year Brazil 7 matches 1978 France 7 matches 2006 Italy 7 matches 1990 England 6 matches 1990* Netherlands 6 matches 1998* Argentina 5 matches 2006 Brazil 5 matches 1986 England 5 matches 2006 England 5 matches 1982 Italy 5 matches 1998 Mexico 5 matches 1986 Spain 5 matches 2002 Ireland Republic 4 matches 2002 Switzerland 4 matches 2006 Belgium 3 matches 1998 Cameroon 3 matches 1982 New Zealand 3 matches 2010 Scotland 3 matches 1974 Matches won/lost on penalties counted as draws *Teams unbeaten in six consecutive matches before losing the semi-finals on penalties FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 30

31 Teams involved in three or more penalty shoot-outs # Team Year Wins / PSO 5 Argentina 1990*/1990*/1998*/2006/2014* 4/5 4 Brazil 1986/1994*/1998*/2014* 3/4 4 France 1982/1986*/1998*/2006 2/4 4 Germany FR/Germany 1982*/1986*/1990*/2006* 4/4 4 Italy 1990/1994/1998/2006* 1/4 3 England 1990/1998/2006 0/3 3 Netherlands 1998/2014*/2014 1/3 3 Spain 1986/2002*/2002 1/3 * Won PSO Players of the Netherlands and Argentina in the penalty shootout during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Semi Final match at Arena de Sao Paulo on July 9, 2014 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. (Photo by Mike Hewitt - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images) FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 31

32 Coach statistics World Cup champions as coach and player Name as player as coach Mario ZAGALLO, BRA player: 1958/1962 coach: 1970 Franz BECKENBAUER, FRG player: 1974 coach: 1990 Most matches as coach (the nationality is that of the coach) # Coach, nationality Year (Team) 25 Helmut SCHOEN, FRG (all FRG) 23 Carlos Alberto PARREIRA, BRA 1982 (KUW), 1990 (UAE), 1994 (BRA), 1998 (KSA), 2006 (BRA), 2010 (RSA) 21 Luiz Felipe SCOLARI, BRA 2002 (BRA), 2006 (POR), 2014 (BRA) 20 Bora MILUTINOVIC, YUG/SRB 1986 (MEX), 1990 (CRC), 1994 (USA), 1998 (NGA), 2002 (CHN) Mario ZAGALLO, BRA (all BRA) 18 Enzo BEARZOT, ITA (all ITA) Sepp HERBERGER, FRG (all FRG/GER) Guus HIDDINK, NED 1998 (NED), 2002 (KOR), 2006 (AUS) Most tournaments as coach (the nationality is that of the coach) # Coach, nationality Year (Team) 6 Carlos Alberto PARREIRA, BRA 1982 (KUW), 1990 (UAE), 1994 (BRA), 1998 (KSA), 2006 (BRA), 2010 (RSA) 5 Bora MILUTINOVIC, YUG/SRB 1986 (MEX), 1990 (CRC), 1994 (USA), 1998 (NGA), 2002 (CHN) 4 Lajos BAROTI, HUN 1958/1962/1966/1978 (all HUN) Sepp HERBERGER, FRG 1938/1954/1958/1962 (all FRG/GER) Henri MICHEL, FRA 1986 (FRA), 1994 (CMR), 1998 (MAR), 2006 (CIV) Helmut SCHOEN, FRG 1966/1970/1974/1978 (all FRG) Walter WINTERBOTTOM, ENG 1950/1954/1958/1962 (all ENG) FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 32

33 Coached more than three countries # Coach 5 Carlos Alberto PARREIRA, BRA 1982 Kuwait 1990 United Arab Emirates 1994/2006 Brazil 1998 Saudi Arabia 2010 South Africa 5 Bora MILUTINOVIC, SRB/YUG 1986 Mexico 1990 Costa Rica 1994 USA 1998 Nigeria 2002 China PR 4 Henri MICHEL, FRA 1986 France 1994 Cameroon 1998 Morocco 2006 Côte d Ivoire Youngest/oldest coach (years/days) Youngest Age Coach Year Team 26/11 Felipe PASCUCCI (ITA) 1934 Argentina 27y/267d Juan José TRAMUTOLA, ARG 1930 Argentina 29y/077d Gyorgi ORTH, HUN 1930 Chile Oldest Age Coach Year Team 71y/317d Otto REHHAGEL, GER 2010 Greece 70y/131d Cesare MALDINI, ITA 2002 Paraguay 68y/211d Otto PFISTER, GER 2006 Togo FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 33

34 Referee statistics Refereed most matches # Referee Year 9 Ravshan IRMATOV, UZB Benito ARCHUNDIA, MEX Jorge LARRIONDA, URU Joel QUINIOU, FRA Ali BUJSAIM, UAE Frank DE BLEECKERE, BEL Juan GARDEAZABAL, ESP Mervyn GRIFFITHS, WAL Jean LANGENUS, BEL Marco RODRIGUEZ, MEX Carlos SIMON, BRA Refereed most matches in a tournament # Referee Year 5 Benito ARCHUNDIA, MEX 2006 Youngest/oldest referee Horacio ELIZONDO, ARG 2006 Ravshan IRMATOV, UZB 2010 Age Referee Year Youngest 27y/062d Francisco MATEUCCI, URU 1930 Oldest 53y/236d George READER, ENG 1950 FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 34

35 Most red cards # Referee Year 7 Arturo BRIZIO CARTER, MEX Joel QUINIOU, FRA Marco RODRIGUEZ, MEX Jamal AL SHARIF, SYR Felipe RAMOS RIZO, MEX 2002 Graham POLL, ENG 2006 Valentin IVANOV, RUS 2006 Most red cards in a single match # Referee Date Match (number of cards in brackets) 4 Valentin IVANOV, RUS Netherlands (2) vs. Portugal (2) 3 Pal von HERTZKA, HUN Brazil (2) vs. Czechoslovakia (1) Arthur ELLIS, ENG Hungary (1) vs. Brazil (2) John Jairo Toro RENDON, COL South Africa (1) vs. Denmark (2) Jorge LARRIONDA, URU Italy (1) vs. USA (2) Graham Poll, ENG Australia (1) vs. Croatia (2) Most red cards in a single match - FWC 2006, Round of 16, Netherlands Portugal, from left to right: First red card: Costinha #6 (POR), second: Khalid Boulahrouz #3 (NED); third: Deco #20 (POR) and fourth: Giovanni Van Bronckhorst #5 (NED) FIFA Communications - Digital FIFA World Cup 35