What country holds the world record for the most World Cup trophies?
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Brazil holds the record with 5 World Cups to their belt.\nItaly, Germany, Argentina, follow with 3 World Cups each.\nThen England, Uruguay, France with 1 World Cup to their name.
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The World Cup is the largest sporting event besides the Olympics, where 32 nations compete in the game of football (soccer according to Americans) in order to determine the world cup champion.
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This Site gives you the entire history of previous world cup results. \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FIFA_World_Cup#World_Cup_summaries\n\nBrazil has won 5 times....2002, 1994, 1970, 1962, 1958.
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In the World Cup Finals, the biggest ever win was 10-1 for Hungary against El Salvador in 1982. The highest scoring game was a 7-5 win for Austria v Switzerland in the 1954 Quarter-Finals.\n\nThe biggest win in a World Cup Qualifying game was 31-0 for Australia v American Samoa in 2001.
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BRAZIL and GERMANY both for 7 times\nBrazil is ahead because of 5 winnings.
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Italy have been World Cup champions 3 times, in 1934 on home soil, in 1938 in France, and finally in 1982 in Spain, beating Germany 3-1 in the final.\n\nThey also famously lost the 1994 World Cup on penalty kicks to Brazil, with star striker Roberto Baggio ballooning one of the penalties.
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Brazil.  Great high performers on that team.\n\nFrom Fifa world cup ~\n\nFacts\n\n    * Brazil can rightly lay claim to being called the kings of football. They have lifted the FIFA World Cup on five occasions. They also hold the attendance record for their defeat to Uruguay in front of 200,000 spectators on home soil in 1950.\n\n    * Brazil won their first FIFA World Cup title eight years later in Sweden with a team which included a 17-year-old legend-in-the-making by the name of Pelé. Their hardest-earned FIFA World Cup triumph came in 1994, when the Auriverde won on penalties to end a 24-year drought during which their teams struggled to come to terms with the physical style of opposition teams. Despite lifting the FIFA World Cup in 2002, Brazil will still have to qualify for the 2006 tournament.\n\nhttp://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/t/team/profile.html?team=bra
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Brazil is the only nation to have qualified for every FIFA World Cup tournament and the first to win it five times (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002).
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many players did. which world cup?
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Only seven countries have won the World cup Championship since it began in 1930.\nBRAZIL : 5\nITALY : 3\nGERMANY : 3 \nURUGUAY : 2 \nARGENTINE : 2 \nENGLAND : 1 \nFRANCE : 1 \nThe table below lists the winner, runner-up, scoreline and host country from 1930 to date.\nYear Winner Score Runner Up Host \n1930 Uruguay 4-2 Argentine Uruguay \n1934 Italy 2-1 Czechoslovakia Italy \n1938 Italy 4-2 Hungary France \n1950 Uruguay 2-1 Brazil Brazil \n1954 Germany 3-2 Hungary Switzerland \n1958 Brazil 5-2 Sweden Sweden \n1962 Brazil 3-1 Czechoslovakia Chile \n1966 England 4-2 Germany England \n1970 Brazil 4-1 Italy Mexico \n1974 Germany 2-1 Netherlands Germany \n1978 Argentine 3-1 Netherlands Argentine \n1982 Italy 3-1 Germany Spain \n1986 Argentine 3-2 Germany Mexico \n1990 Germany 1-0 Argentine Italy \n1994 Brazil 3-2 Italy USA \n1998 France 3-0 Brazil France \n2002 Brazil 2-0 Germany Korea/Japan
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BRAZIL have played the most matches at the World Cup finals than any other teams since their first match back in 1930.\n\nfinals appearance : 18\nmatches played : 91\nwon : 64\ndraw : 14\nlose : 13\ngoals scored : 202\ngoals conceded : 84\n\nthe above statistics are correct up to 27.06.2006\n\nnext fixture:\n01.07.2006 - Waldstadion, Frankfurt, Germany.\nkick-off : 2100 local time\n2006 FIFA World Cup quarter-final\nBRAZIL v FRANCE
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Only seven countries have won the World cup Championship since it began in 1930.\n\nBRAZIL : 5\n\nITALY : 3\n\nGERMANY : 3\n\nURUGUAY : 2\n\nARGENTINE : 2\n\nENGLAND : 1\n\nFRANCE : 1
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Nope, the countries that have won the World Cup since it started were: Brazil, Germany, Italy, Argentina, Uruguay, France and England, all of which are in Europe or South America.
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BraZIL\n\nIn 1962 the Football World Cup returned to the continent of South America. It was held in Chile by FIFA's decision in Lisbon in June 1956 , and won by Brazil, who retained the championship beating Czechoslovakia 3-1 in the final.\n\nOnly three nations competed for the honour of staging the tournament. Chile prevailed over West Germany and Argentina though the larger, better-equipped Latin American country was the favorite. The format of the competition stayed the same as 1958: 16 teams qualified, divided into four groups of four. The top two teams in each group advanced to the quarter-finals.\n\nIn May 1960, as the preparations were well under way, Chile suffered one of the largest earthquakes (8.5 magnitude) of the twentieth century, which caused enormous damage to the national infrastructure. In face of this, Carlos Dittborn, the president of the Organization Committee, coined the phrase "Because we don't have anything, we will do everything in our power to rebuild," which became the unofficial slogan of the tournament. Stadia and other infrastructure were rebuilt at record speed and the tournament occurred on schedule with no major organizational flaw. Sadly, Dittborn would not live to see the success of his tireless efforts, as he died one month before the start of the tournament. The World Cup venue at Arica was renamed in his honor and bears his name to this day.
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Brazil won the trophy 5 times so far: \n\n1. 1958 in Sweden vs Sweden (5-2)\n2. 1962 in Chile vs Czechoslovakia (3-1)\n3. 1970 in Mexico vs Italy (4-1)\n4. 1994 in USA vs Italy (3-2)\n5. 2002 in Korea/Japan vs Germany (2-0)
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Largest margin of victory in a  final tournament: 9\n\nHungary 9:0 South Korea, World Cup 1954\nYugoslavia 9:0 Zaire, World Cup 1974 \nHungary 10:1 El Salvador, 1982 World Cup\n\nLargest margin of victory in a qualifying match: 31\nAustralia 31:0 American Samoa, 2002 World Cup qual.
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Uruguay\n\n"The first FIFA World Cup was held in Uruguay and ran from July 13- 30, 1930. It was organized mainly by Jules Rimet, the FIFA president at the time. Thirteen nations took part - six from South America, five from Europe and two from North America. Uruguay beat Argentina 4-2 in front of crowd of 93,000 in Montevideo to become the first nation to win the trophy."\n\n\nhttp://www.onlineseats.com/soccer-tickets/fifa-world-cup-2006/index.asp