The all time winners of the World Cup, the previous World Cup winners and their lists

Number of sessions: Year, Venue, Champion, Runner-up, Third Place.

1 1930 Uruguay Uruguay Argentina.

2 1934 Italy, Italy, Czech Republic, West Germany.

3 1938 France, Italy, Hungary, Brazil.

4 1950 Brazil, Uruguay, Brazil, Sweden.

5 1954 Switzerland, West Germany, Hungary, Austria.

6 1958 Sweden, Brazil, Sweden, France.

7 1962 Chile, Brazil, Czech Republic, Chile.

8 1966 England England West Germany Portugal 9 1970 Mexico Brazil Italy West Germany.

10 1974 West Germany, West Germany, Netherlands, Poland.

11 1978 Argentina Argentina Netherlands Brazil12 1982 Spain Italy West Germany Poland13 1986 Mexico Argentina West Germany France14 1990 Italy West Germany Argentina Italy15 1994 United States Brazil Italy Sweden.

16 1998 France, France, Brazil, Croatia, 17 2002, Korea, Japan, Brazil, Germany, Turkey.

18 2006 Germany, Italy, France, Germany.

19 2010 South Africa Unknown Unknown Unknown.

20 2014 Brazil Unknown Unknown Unknown.

Countries with the most World Cup titles:

1st place: Brazil, 5 times in total. respectively.

1958 World Cup in Sweden, 1962 World Cup in Chile, 1970 World Cup in Mexico, 1994 World Cup in the United States, 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan.

2nd place: Italy, 4 times in total. respectively.

1934 World Cup in Italy, 1938 World Cup in France, 1982 World Cup in Spain, 2006 World Cup in Germany.

3rd place: Germany, 3 times in total. respectively.

1954 World Cup in Switzerland, 1974 World Cup in Germany, 1990 World Cup in Italy.

Fourth place: Uruguay, Argentina twice each.

Uruguay (1930 Uruguay World Cup, Brazil 1950 World Cup triumph) Argentina (Argentina 1978 World Cup 1986, Mexico 1986 World Cup triumph) 5th place: England, France, once each.

England (won the 1966 World Cup in England).

France :(won the 1998 World Cup in France).

Brazil: 5 titles.

Number of sessions: Year: Venue: Number of participating teams: Champion, runner-up, third runner-up, third runner-up.

6 1958 Sweden 16 Brazil Sweden France West Germany.

7 1962 Chile 16 Brazil Czech Republic Chile Yugoslavia.

9 1970 Mexico 16 Brazil Italy West Germany Uruguay.

15 1994 United States 24 Brazil Italy Sweden Bulgaria.

17 2002 Korea-Japan 32 Brazil Germany Turkey South Korea.

Italy: 4 titles.

Number of sessions: Year: Venue: Number of participating teams: Champion, runner-up, third runner-up, third runner-up.

2 1934 Italy 16 Italy Czech Republic Germany Austria.

3 1938 France 15 Italy Hungary Brazil Sweden.

12 1982: Spain, 24, Italy, West Germany, Poland, France.

18 2006 Germany 32 Italy France Germany Portugal.

West Germany: 3 titles.

Number of sessions: Year: Venue: Number of participating teams: Champion, runner-up, third runner-up, third runner-up.

5 1954 Switzerland 16 West Germany Hungary Austria Uruguay.

10 1974 West Germany 16 West Germany Netherlands Poland Brazil.

14 1990 Italy 24 West Germany Argentina Italy England.

Uruguay: 2 titles.

Number of sessions: Year: Venue: Number of participating teams: Champion, runner-up, third runner-up, third runner-up.

1 1930 Uruguay 13 Uruguay Argentina United States Yugoslavia.

4 1950 Brazil 13 Uruguay Brazil Sweden Spain.

Argentina: 2 titles.

Number of sessions: Year: Venue: Number of participating teams: Champion, runner-up, third runner-up, third runner-up.

11 1978 Argentina 16 Argentina Netherlands Brazil Italy.

13 1986 Mexico 24 Argentina West Germany France Belgium.

England: 1 title.

Number of sessions: Year: Venue: Number of participating teams: Champion, runner-up, third runner-up, third runner-up.

8 1966 United Kingdom 16 England West Germany Portugal Soviet Union.

France: 1 title.

Number of sessions: Year: Venue: Number of participating teams: Champion, runner-up, third runner-up, third runner-up.

16 1998 France 32 France Brazil Croatia Netherlands.

1 1930 Uruguay Uruguay Argentina.

2 1934 Italy, Italy, Czech Republic, West Germany.

3 1938 France, Italy, Hungary, Brazil.

4 1950 Brazil, Uruguay, Brazil, Sweden.

5 1954 Switzerland, West Germany, Hungary, Austria.

6 1958 Sweden, Brazil, Sweden, France.

7 1962 Chile, Brazil, Czech Republic, Chile.

8 1966 England England West Germany Portugal 9 1970 Mexico Brazil Italy West Germany.

10 1974 West Germany, West Germany, Netherlands, Poland.

11 1978 Argentina Argentina Netherlands Brazil12 1982 Spain Italy West Germany Poland13 1986 Mexico Argentina West Germany France14 1990 Italy West Germany Argentina Italy15 1994 United States Brazil Italy Sweden.

16 1998 France, France, Brazil, Croatia, 17 2002, Korea, Japan, Brazil, Germany, Turkey.

18 2006 Germany, Italy, France, Germany.

The teams that have won the championship over the years include Uruguay, Italy, Confederation, Brazil, France, and the players include Andrade, Castro, Sdito, Mascheloni, Tegela, Dorado, etc.

Brazil 5 times.

6th; 7th; 9th; 15th; 17th Germany 3 times.

5th; 10th; 14th.

Italy 4 times.

2nd; 3rd; 12th; 18th.

Uruguay 2 times.

1st; 4th.

Argentina 2 times.

11th; 13th.

England 1 time.

8th France 1 time.

16th.

Champion. Brazil 5 times.

Germany 3 times. Italy 3 times.

Argentina 2 times.

Uruguay 2 times.

England 1 time.

France 1 time. Runner-up.

Germany 4 times. Brazil 2 times.

Italy 2 times.

Argentina 2 times.

Netherlands 2 times. Czechoslovakia 2 times.

Hungary 2 times.

Sweden 1 time.

1. 1930 Uruguay World Cup, Winner: Uruguay.

2. 1934 World Cup in Italy, Winner: Italy.

3. 1938 World Cup in France, winner: Italy.

4. 1950 World Cup in Brazil, winner: Uruguay.

5. 1954 World Cup in Switzerland, Winner: Federal Republic of Germany.

6. 1958 World Cup in Sweden, Winner: Brazil.

7. Chile 1962 World Cup, Winner: Brazil.

8, 1966 England World Cup, Winner: England.

9. 1970 Mexico World Cup, Winner: Brazil.

10, 1974 West Germany World Cup, winner: Federal Republic of Germany.

11, 1978 Argentina World Cup, Winner: Argentina.

12, 1982 World Cup in Spain, winner: Italy.

13, 1986 Mexico World Cup, Winner: Argentina.

14, 1990 World Cup in Italy, Winner: Federal Republic of Germany.

15. 1994 World Cup in the United States, Winner: Brazil.

16, 1998 World Cup in France, winner: France.

17, 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup, Winner: Brazil.

18, 2006 World Cup in Germany, winner: Italy.

19, 2010 World Cup in South Africa, Winner: Spain.

20, 2014 World Cup in Brazil, winner: Germany.

21, 2018 World Cup in Russia, winner: France.

Former World Cup winners1st 1930: Uruguayan champion (South America).

2nd 1934: Italian Champion (Europe).

3rd 1938: Italian Champion (Europe).

4th 1950: Uruguayan champion (South America).

5th 1954: German Champion (West Germany) (Europe).

6th 1958: Brazil Champion (South America).

7th 1962: Brazilian Champion (South America).

Eighth 1966: England Champion (Europe).

9th 1970: Brazilian Champion (South America).

10th 1974: German champion (West Germany) (Europe).

11th 1978: Argentine Champion (South America).

XII 1982: Italian Champion (Europe).

XIII 1986: Argentine Champion (South America).

XIV 1990: German Champion (West Germany) (Europe).

15th 1994: Brazil Champion (South America).

XVI 1998: French Champion (Europe).

XVII 2002: Brazil Champion (South America).

XVIII 2006: Italian Champion (Europe).

XIX 2010: Spanish Champion (Europe).

20th 2014: German Champion (Europe).

XXI 2018: French Champion (Europe).

XXII 2022: Argentine Champion (South America).

The battle for the World Cup is between Europe and South America, and has nothing to do with other continents.

Brazilian champions: 5 times (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002).

German champions: 4 times (1954, 1974, 1990, 2014).

Italian champions: 4 times (1934, 1938, 1982, 2006).

French champions: 2 times (1998, 2018).

Argentine champions: 3 times (1978, 1986, 2022).

Uruguayan champions: 2 times (1930, 1950).

England Champion: 1 (1966).

Spanish champions: 1 (2010).

Previous World Cup winners include: Uruguay, Italy, Brazil, etc.

1. Uruguayan team.

The Uruguay men's national football team is a men's football team that represents Uruguay in international competitions, founded in 1900 and managed by the Uruguayan Football Association.

In 1930, the first World Cup was held in Uruguay, and Uruguay won all four games by virtue of the advantage of the hosts, during which they defeated Romania and Yugoslavia 4-0 and 6-1 respectively, and in the final, Uruguay continued to beat Argentina 4-2 to win the first World Cup.

2. Italian team.

Founded in 1898 and led by the Italian Football Association, the Italian men's national football team has long dominated world football, winning four World Cups, one Olympic football championship and two European Championships.

Italy became the first team to defend their World Cup without losing a single World Cup at the 1934 World Cup on home soil and the 1938 World Cup in France. However, the ensuing Second World War had a huge impact on Italian football, and after the Second World War, Italy failed to qualify from the group stage for four consecutive World Cups.

3. Brazilian team.

The Brazilian men's national football team is a national football team managed by the Brazilian Football Federation, representing Brazil in major international football A-level competitions, founded in 1914 and joined FIFA in 1924.

In 1958, Brazil won their first World Cup in Sweden, and Pele and Garrincha, who were only 17 years old at the time, played a major role in Brazil's victory. In 1958, Brazil defeated hosts Sweden in the final to win their first World Cup title, and the classic 4-2-4 formation of the big striker shocked the world, with superstars such as Pele, Garrincha, Didi and Vava convincingly snatching the Gold Cup from the goddess of Remet with perfect performances.