Which country scored the first goal at the 2018 World Cup?

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The winner of the 2018 World Cup was the French men's national football team.

On June 30, 2018, the knockout round of the World Cup in Russia officially began, and the first match was France vs Argentina. France defeated Argentina 4-3 to reach the quarterfinals.

On July 11, Beijing time, France defeated Belgium 1-0 and advanced to the World Cup final again after 12 years. In the early morning of July 16, Beijing time, the 2018 World Cup in Russia came to an end, and the French team finally defeated Croatia 4-2 and won the Hercules Cup again after 20 years.

1. Fastest goal: In 2002, Turkish striker Hakan Suker scored in just 11 seconds against South Korea. June 29, 2002 was a memorable day in the history of world football.

On this day, the record for the fastest goal in World Cup history was once again broken when Hakansok scored after 11 seconds.

Prior to that, the record for the fastest goal in World Cup history was held by Czechoslovakia's Váklaw Massek, who scored in just 15 seconds in the final of the 7th World Cup in 1962 against Mexico, a record that held the record for 40 years in World Cup history.

2. The farthest long-range shot in the history of the World Cup appeared on June 21, 1978, when the Netherlands faced Italy, and after a quick free kick, Ali Han (Netherlands) dribbled forward and suddenly shot with his right foot 40 meters away from the goal.

The farthest shot in World Cup history came in the midfield position of Muga, and team-mate Jensen rotated to the central defensive position. At that tournament, Ali Hahn finished second with the Dutch team.

On June 21, 1978, at the stadium of the Buenos Aires River Plate team, the Netherlands faced Italy, after a quick free kick, Ali Hahn dribbled forward, 40 meters from the goal, suddenly took a right-footed long-range shot, the ball went over Zoff's ten fingers, hit the left post of the gate and into the net, it was the farthest long-range goal in the history of the World Cup.

This record was not set until the 2010 World Cup in South Africa when Spain played Chile in the group stage between Spain and Chile at a distance of about 45 metres. The key to Alihan's goal was that the Netherlands beat Italy to reach the final, but unfortunately lost 3-1 to hosts Argentina, and Ali Hahn was runners-up in both World Cups.