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Previous World Cup host records:1930: Uruguay, champion.

1934: Italy, champion.

1938: France, quarterfinals.

1950: Brazil, runner-up.

1954: Switzerland, quarterfinals.

1958: Sweden, runner-up.

1962: Chile, semi-finalists.

1966: England, Champion.

1970: Mexico, quarterfinals.

1974: Federal Republic of Germany, champion.

1978: Argentina, champion.

1982: Spain, round of twelve.

1986: Mexico, quarterfinals.

1990: Italy, semi-finalists.

1994: United States, Round of 16.

1998: France, champion.

2002: South Korea, semi-finalists.

2002: Japan, Round of 16.

2006: Germany, semi-finalists.

2010: South Africa, group exit.

2014: Brazil, semi-finalists.

2018: Russia, quarterfinals.

2022: Qatar, out of group.

Previous World Cup Golden Boot Awards:Uruguay 1930 World Cup: Guillermo Stagile (Argentina) 1934 World Cup in Italy:

Alrich Nejedri (Czechoslovakia) 1938 World Cup in France: Leonidas (Brazil).

1950 World Cup in Brazil: Ademir (Brazil).

World Cup in Switzerland 1954: Sandor Kocis (Hungary) World Cup in Sweden 1958: Juste Fontaine (France) World Cup in Chile 1962:

Florian Alberto (Hungary), Garrincha (Brazil), Valentin Ivanov (USSR), Drazan Yerković (Yugoslavia), Lienu Sanzis (Chile), Vava (Brazil).

England 1966 World Cup: Eusebio (Portugal) Mexico 1970 World Cup: Gerd Müller (Federal Republic of Germany) 1974 Federal Republic of Germany World Cup:

Gorzegos Rato (Poland) Argentina 1978 World Cup: Mario Kempes (Argentina) Spain 1982 World Cup: Rossi (Italy).

Mexico 1986: Lineker (England) Italy 1990: Skiraci (Italy) USA 1994: Stoichkov (Bulgaria), Oleg Salenko (Russia).

France 1998: Davao Suker (Croatia) 2002 South Korea-Japan World Cup: Ronaldo (Brazil).

Germany 2006 World Cup: Klose (Germany).

World Cup South Africa 2010: Thomas Müller (Germany) Brazil 2014: James Rodriguez (Colombia) World Cup Russia 2018: Harry Kane (England).

Previous World Cup host records: Brazil World Cup, in the group stage, Brazil defeated Croatia with a score of 3-1, and finally, Brazil advanced to the knockout stage as the group leader.

In the 2014 World Cup, the host Brazil went to the World Series with the dream of winning the championship. In the group stage, Brazil won 3-1 against Croatia, drew 0-0 with Mexico in the second game, and won 4-1 against Cameroon in the final round. In the end, Brazil qualified for the knockout round as group winners.

In the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, the host South Africa won 1-1 in the first leg against Mexico in the group stage of this World Cup, and lost 0-3 in the second match against Uruguay. In the final round against France, South Africa won 2-1 against the mighty France. In the end, 3 games, 1 win, 1 draw, 1 loss accumulated 4 points, and South Africa unfortunately succumbed to Mexico on goal difference and missed the group qualification.

Qatar World Cup event culture

On September 4, 2019, Beijing time, the emblem of the 22nd FIFA World Cup was officially announced. The emblem of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 embodies a vision of connecting the world with football, while also highlighting Qatar's Arab culture and a metaphor for the beautiful game of football.

On April 1, 2021, Qatar Post issued the first set of Qatar 2022 World Cup stamps, which are designed as the emblem of the 2022 World Cup. Qatar Post has previously reached a partnership with FIFA to issue a series of stamps before the start of the World Cup. The stamps are designed to commemorate the stages of the World Cup run-up while showcasing Qatar's rich football history.

Previous World Cup host records: 1930: Uruguay, champion 1934:

Italy, winner 1938: France, quarterfinals 1950: Brazil, runners-up 1954:

Switzerland, quarterfinals 1958: Sweden, runners-up 1962: Chile, semifinals 1966:

England, Champion 1970: Mexico, Quarterfinals 1974: Federal Republic of Germany, Champion 1978:

Argentina, Champion 1982: Spain, Round of Twelve 1986: Mexico, Quarterfinals 1990:

Italy, Semi-Finals 1994: United States, Round of 16 1998: France, Champion 2002:

South Korea, Semifinals 2002: Japan, Semifinals 2006: Germany, Semifinals 2010:

South Africa, group out 2014: Brazil, semi-finals 2018: Russia, quarter-finals 2022:

Qatar, out of the group.

Previous World Cup host record Has the host country lost the World Cup opener? 'There is no excuse for us, we started ...... badlyTension and responsibility played our part. "The opening game was lost 2-0, Qatar head coach Feliz Sanchez said after the game.

After this game, Qatar set an embarrassing record, becoming the first host team in World Cup history to lose their first game.

Previous hosts' first match results:

First World Cup 1930 Host: Uruguay First match: July 18 Uruguay 1-0 Peru.

1934 Second World Cup Host: Italy First match: May 27 Italy 7-1 USA.

1938 3rd World Cup Host: France First match: June 5 France 3-1 Belgium.

1950 4th World Cup Host: Brazil First match: June 24 Brazil 4-0 Mexico.

1954 5th World Cup Host: Switzerland First match: June 17 Switzerland 2-1 Italy.

1958 6th World Cup Host: Sweden First match: June 8 Sweden 3-0 Mexico.

1962 7th World Cup Host: Chile First match: May 30 Chile 3-1 Switzerland.

1966 8th World Cup Host: England First match: 11 July England 0-0 Uruguay.

1970 9th World Cup Host: Mexico First match: May 31 Mexico 0-0 Soviet Union.

10th World Cup 1974 Host: Federal Republic of Germany First match: June 14 Federal Republic of Germany 1-0 Chile.

1978 11th World Cup Host: Argentina First match: June 2 Argentina 2-1 Hungary.

1982 XII World Cup Host: Spain First match: June 16 Spain 1-1 Honduras.

1986 13th World Cup Host: Mexico First match: June 3 Mexico 2-1 Belgium.

1990 14th World Cup Host: Italy First match: 9 June Italy 1-0 Austria.

1994 15th World Cup Host: United States First match: June 18 USA 1-1 Switzerland.

1998 16th World Cup Host: France First match: June 12 France 3-0 South Africa.

2002 17th World Cup Host: South Korea Japan First match: June 4 South Korea 2-0 Poland June 4 Japan 2-2 Belgium.

2006 18th World Cup Host: Germany First match: June 9 Germany 4-2 Costa Rica.

2010 19th World Cup Host: South Africa First match: June 11 South Africa 1-1 Mexico.

2014 20th World Cup Host: Brazil First match: June 12 Brazil 3-1 Croatia.

2018 XXI World Cup Host: Russia First match: June 14 Russia 5-0 Saudi Arabia.

As of the 2022 World Cup, the weakest host, Qatar, is the state of Qatar.

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Tournament History:

On 21 May 1904, the first president of FIFA, the Frenchman Roberto Guerran, presented this idea for the first time to the leaders of national football and instructed its secretary-general, the Dutchman Hilschmann, to draw up a document for the occasion. However, due to the small number of countries that expressed their willingness to participate, and because of political and sports discord, the plan was aborted.

After the end of the First World War, Hule Remet, the founder of the Paris Red Star, was elected president of FIFA, and he resumed the stalled project. He did a great deal of persuasion to the leaders of the world of football, trying to prove that a world football competition could be played in parallel with the Olympic Games founded by Baron de Coubertin, and that it could flourish.