Which country has won the Hercules Cup the most in the previous World Cups, second, and then second

World Cup] Eternal Classic: All previous World Cup champions, Hercules Cup full record.

For the memories that cannot be forgotten!

The first 1930 Uruguay World Cup Argentina's Starbil scored 8 goals and won the Uruguayan championship.

In the second 1934 World Cup in Italy, Italy's Schweo, Czechoslovakia's Njondelli, and France's Konin scored four goals each to win the top scorer of the tournament Italy.

3rd 1938 World Cup in France Rionidas of Brazil 8 goals Italian champion.

4th 1950 World Cup in Brazil Ademir of Brazil 9 goals Uruguayan champion.

5th 1954 World Cup in Switzerland Hungary's Kocis 11 goals West German champion.

6th 1958 World Cup in Sweden France's Fontaine 13 goals Brazil champion.

The 7th 1962 FIFA World Cup in Chile Ivanov of the Soviet Union, Yerkovic of Yugoslavia, and Albert of Hungary tied for the top scorer with 4 goals for the Brazilian champion.

8th 1966 World Cup in England Eusebio of Portugal 9 goals England champion.

9th 1970 World Cup in Mexico West Germany's Muller 10 goals Brazil champion.

10th 1974 West Germany World Cup Poland's Glato 7 goals West Germany champion.

11th 1978 Argentina World Cup Kempes of Argentina 6 goals Argentine champion.

XII 1982 World Cup in Spain Italy Rossi 6 goals Italian champion.

13th Mexico World Cup England's Lineker 6 goals Agan Ting champion.

14th 1990 World Cup in Italy Italy Team Schiraci 6 goals West Germany champion.

15th 1994 World Cup USA Bulgaria's Stoichekov and Russia's Salenko shared the top scorer with 6 goals Brazil's champion.

16th 1998 World Cup in France Croatia Suker 6 goals French champion.

The 17th 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup Ronaldo 8 goals Brazil champion.

Brazil has won the World Cup five times, the most of any country.

5 times are.

1958 World Cup in Sweden, 1962 World Cup in Chile, 1970 World Cup in Mexico.

1994 World Cup in the United States and 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan.

Italy has won the World Cup 4 times and is the second most of any country.

They were the 1934 World Cup in Italy, the 1938 World Cup in France, the 1982 World Cup in Spain, and the 2006 World Cup in Germany.

This is followed by Germany, a three-time World Cup winner.

They were the 1954 World Cup in Switzerland, the 1974 World Cup in Germany, and the 1990 World Cup in Italy.

Uruguay (Uruguay 1930, Brazil 1950) and Argentina (Argentina 1978 and Mexico 1986) have won two World Cups each.

England (England won the 1966 World Cup) and France (France 1998) won one each.

Brazil 5 times. Italy 4 times.

3 times in Germany.

Uruguay and Argentina have won twice.

England and France won 1 each.

Brazil has won the title the most times with five times, followed by Italy with four, Germany with three, Argentina and Uruguay with two, and France and England once.

Brazil: Five.

Italy: 4.

Brazil won the most, followed by Italy and Germany.

Ronaldo, Brazil.

Ronaldo scored 15 goals and Brazil won the Hercules Cup in 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002.

Hercules Cup] The trophy of the Hercules Cup Football World Cup is a symbol of the highest honor in the football world. In the 1970 World Cup in Mexico, after the three-time World Cup winner Brazil permanently owned the "Remet Gold Cup", FIFA solicited a new World Cup winner Gold Cup proposal, and received a total of 53 proposals from seven countries, and finally the Italian artist Silvio Gazzaniga's work was selected.

The whole trophy looks like two Hercules holding up the earth, and is called the "Hercules Gold Cup". The lines leap from the base and spiral upwards to the top to take on a globe, on which the dynamic, compact cup carves the image of two athletes who are excited after victory. Centimeters high, weighing kilograms, including kilograms of 18k** casting, the base is inlaid with two circles of dark green malachite.

To date, the Hercules Cup has been won by Uruguay, Germany, England (1966), Argentina, Italy, Brazil, France (1998) and Spain (2010).

The trophy of the Hercules Cup Football World Cup is a symbol of the highest honor in the football world. In the 1970 World Cup in Mexico, after the three-time World Cup winning Brazil team permanently owned the "Remet Gold Cup", FIFA solicited a new World Cup winner Gold Cup proposal, and received a total of 53 proposals from 7 countries, and finally the Italian artist Silvio Gazzaniga's work was selected.

The whole trophy looks like two Hercules holding up the earth, and is called the "Hercules Gold Cup". The lines leap from the base to spiral upwards to the top to take on a globe, on which the dynamic, compact cup is carved with the images of two athletes who are excited after victory. Centimeters high, heavy and hungry kilograms, including kilograms of 18k** casting, the base is inlaid with two circles of dark green malachite.

The Hercules Cup has been used since the 1974 World Cup in Germany, and has been won by six countries: Germany (West Germany), Argentina, Italy, Brazil, Spain and France. At the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, the Spaniards took over the Hercules Cup from Italy, and Spain became the eighth country to win the World Cup (including Uruguay and England, who had won the "Remet Cup".

On July 14, 2014, the final of the 20th World Cup was held at the Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil[2], where three-time World Cup winners Germany and two-time World Cup winners Argentina faced off fiercely. At the end of 30 minutes of extra time, Germany won the Hercules Cup for the third time (the first was the Remet Cup) with a 1-0 victory over Argentina thanks to a goal from No. 19 Mario Gotze.