who is the scorer of the 1970 world cup?
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Gerd muller from germany scored 10 goals in mexico
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England won world cup in 1966 that is 40 years back.
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It was the Brazilian Ronaldo. He scored 8 goals.\n\nOn a side note, having scored 4 in the previous world cup, his World Cup goals total now stands at 12. The top scorer in World Cup history is Gerd Muller (Germany, 14 total, over 2 tournaments : 1970 & 1974) and the top scorer in one single World Cup tournament is Just Fontaine (France, 13 goals, in 1958)
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ronaldo, he just beat the record for most goals in world cup history.
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Klose of Germany!!! He is so far the top scorer too.
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well in any one world cup it was Juste Fontaine of France who scored 13 in the 1958 world cup. in total gerd muller of germany got 14 (1970 and 1974). currently ronaldo of brazil has 12 and is a certainty for the squad this summer and has a good chance of being number one.
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The only player that I can think of scoring all the goals in a single tournament would be Jairzinho from Brazil.He did this feat at 1970 Worldcup held at Mexico.Below is something I personally think of him and I would like to share my knowledge of him with you people.\n\nJairzinho was a worthy successor to Garrincha and his devastating bursts of speed combined with lethal shooting were one of the highlights of the great 1970 World Cup. Born Jair Ventura Filho in 1944, he began on the left wing and at centre-forward with Botafogo and gained his chance on the right when Garrincha was injured. His international debut was against Portugal in the 1964 "Little World Cup" and two years later he appeared in the big World Cup in England. With Garrincha recalled, though, Jairzinho switched to the left flank and was not as effective. Brazil bowed out already in the first round. \n\nIn 1970, however, after recovering from a twice-broken right leg, he became the only player to score in every round including the final,even though Alcide Ghiggia from Uruguay scored in all his four games in 1950, many still reckons Jairzinho as the first player scoring in every round.His seven goals were second only to Gerd Müller's ten and Jairzinho's came in many forms - delicate chips and powerful shooting. His winner against England was one of the tournament's most memorable goals, but he was also a goalmaker and split defences with superb passing. He appeared in the 1974 World Cup too, but without players like Pelè in support he was not as effective. He later played for Olympique Marseille, but soon returned to Rio. Jairzinho won more than 80 caps, the last when he was in his 38th year.
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A prolific goalscorer, Guillermo Stàbile was top scorer in the 1930 World Cup with eight goals. He scored 8 goals in 4 games. He participated only once in a World Cup Final.
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14 goals, thus equalling the overall goal scorer with Gerd Muller of GERMANY. here are the breakdown of his goals scored in the world cup finals:\n\n1998 - 4 goals\n2002 - 8 goals \n2006 - 2 goals & counting.
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I would say pele because of all his goals and that he won 2 world cups with Brazil in 1958 and 1970.
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Ronaldo  8 goals   in the history of the world cup  15 goals
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Bobby Charlton, In the 30th and 79th minutes. Eusebio scored a penalty for Portugal in the 82nd minute for a final score of 2-1.\n\nCharlton also notched a goal in the 2-0 win against Mexico in Group 1 in the group stages\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_World_Cup_1966
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Ronaldo was the top score of the last world cup
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The 1970 Football World Cup was held in Mexico, from May 31 to June 21. The decision was taken by FIFA in October 1964 in Tokyo, Japan beating to Argentina intentions to organize the event. Two years later was choose to celebrate the 1978 FIFA World Cup. It was won by Brazil, who beat Italy 4-1 in the final. This tournament saw the return of free-flowing, attacking play after the physical battles of 1962 and 1966, and is still considered by many fans to be the finest World Cup in history. Not a single red card was issued in the competition. The Brazilian team, led by Pelé (who was in his fourth and final World Cup), Jairzinho, Rivelino and Tostão, is often regarded as the greatest team ever.\n\nQualification\n\nThe main surprises were the absences in the final 16 of perennial South American contender Argentina, 1968 European Championship runners-up Yugoslavia, and World Cup 1966 third-place finisher Portugal. Holland was still to become a major football power--this would happen four years later--and France, mired in a decade-long slump, had been eliminated.\n\nThe qualification tournament for this World Cup was the cause of the brief Football War between Honduras and El Salvador.\n\nSummary\nThe format of the competition stayed the same as 1966: 16 teams qualified, divided into four groups of four playing each other once in a round-robin format. The top two teams in each group advanced to the quarter-finals.\n\n \nOfficial program of the World CupIn Group 1, host Mexico lived up to the expectations of an entire nation by advancing along with the Soviet Union, though the home side's 1-0 victory over Belgium on the last day resulted from a questionable penalty.\n\nGroup 2 saw Uruguay and defending European Champions Italy prevail over Sweden and surprise qualifier Israel after a series of dull, uninspired games. Italy would, however, show the true measure of its talent in the knock-out phase.\n\nThe first great moments of this memorable World Cup happened in Group 3, where two-time World Cup winner Brazil was pooled with World Champion England and solid European sides Czechoslovakia and Romania. In Brazil's opening match against Czechoslovakia, Pelé audaciously attempted to lob a shot over Czechoslovak goalkeeper Ivo Viktor from the halfway line, missing the goal by a whisker. The "Clash of the Champions" between Brazil and England lived up to all expectations, Brazil winning 1-0 after a high-quality game in which England goalkeeper Gordon Banks made arguably the greatest save ever from a Pelé header on the six-yard line.\n\nIn Group 4, first-time qualifier Peru and its attacking style created a sensation by beating established side Bulgaria 3-2 after trailing 0-2 at halftime. Peru eventually advanced along with 1966 runners-up West Germany.\n\nThe quarter-finals saw a transformed Italy prevail 4-1 over host Mexico after trailing 0-1. Brazil beat Peru 4-2 after an entertaining match between two equally attacking teams. Uruguay defeated a superior Soviet Union side after extra time and a refereeing error, as the linesman did not see that the ball was out of play for the cross that led to the winning goal. The last quarter-final, a rematch of the 1966 final between England and West Germany, was one of the great moments of World Cup history. After fifty minutes, England had a 2-0 lead and seemed to have West Germany firmly in its grasp. England coach Sir Alf Ramsey, sensing that victory was in hand, decided then to substitute playmaker Bobby Charlton 'to spare him for the rest of the tournament.' Without Charlton, England lost its ability to set its own pace on the game and could not contain the relentless German attacks. After Beckenbauer made it 2-1 with a fine shot, West Germany equalized eight minutes from time with an Uwe Seeler header and a fateful hesitation by second-choice goalkeeper Peter Bonetti, who stood in for the food-poisoned Gordon Banks. Momentum had irrevocably shifted and West Germa
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Geoff Hurst ( 1966 , England vs West Germany )\nGuilermo Stabile ( 1930 , Argentina vs Mexico )\nMiroslav Klose ( 2002 , Germany vs Saudi Arabia )\nPedro Pauleta ( 2002 , Portugal vs Poland )\nGabriel Batistuta ( 1998 Argentina vs Jamaica ; 1994 Argentina vs Greece )\nOleg Salenco ( 1994 , Russia vs Camaroone )\nPaolo Rossi ( 1982 , Italy vs Brazil )\nL. Kiss ( 1982 , Hungary vs El Salvadore )\nSchiavio ( 1934 , Italy vs USA )\nOldrich Nejedly  ( 1934 , Czechoslovakia vs Germany )\nLeonidas Da Silva ( 1938 , Brazil vs Poland )\nAndersson ( 1938 , Sweden vs Cuba )\nWetterström ( 1938 , Sweden vs Cuba )\nAdemir ( 1950 , Brazil vs Sweden )\nSandor Kocsis ( 1954 , Hungary vs West Germany )\nCarlos Borges ( 1954 , Uruguay vs Scotland )\nTheodore Wagner ( 1954 , Austria vs Switzerland )\nSepp Hoegi (1954 , Swizerland vs Austria )\nHelmut Haller ( 1966 , West Germany vs Switzerland )\nEusebio ( 1966 , Portugal vs North Korea )\nGerd Muller ( 1970 , West Germany vs Bulgaria )\nGerd Muller ( 1970 , West Germany vs Peru )\nDusan Badevij ( 1974 , Yogoslavia vs Zaire )\nRob Resenbrink ( 1978 , Holland vs Iran )\nKarl-Heinz Rumenigge ( 1982 , West Germany vs Chile )\nBoniek ( 1982 , Poland vs Belgium )\nElkjær-Larsen ( 1986 , Denmark vs Uruguay )\nGary Linekar ( 1986 , England vs Poland )\nIgor Belanov ( 1986 , USSR vs Belgium )\nButragueño ( 1986 , Spain vs Denmark )\nJosé Miguel González Martín ( 1990 , Spain vs Korea )\nTomáš Skuhravý  ( 1990 , Czechoslovakia vs Costa Rica )\n\n\nphew i think i deserve 10 points look at my effort .....
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It was Geoffrey Charles Hurst, commonly known as Geoff Hurst scored 3 of the England's goals (including the last goal of the match) out of 4 in the final of the 1966 world cup final match. Following is the details :\n\nJuly 30, Wembley Stadium, London.\nEngland 4 - 2 (After Extra Time)  West Germany\n\nAttendance: 93,802\n\nReferee: Gottfried Dienst (Switzerland)\n\nGoals: Haller (FRG) 12', Hurst (ENG) 18', Peters (ENG) 78', Weber (FRG) 89', Hurst (ENG) 102', Hurst (ENG) 120'.
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Pele won 3 world cup 1958, 1962 and 1970 for Brazil