Which Country is  the only team to score 10 or more goals in a World Cup (1982)?
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HUNGARY - EL SALVADOR \n10-1 (3-0)\n\n      GOALS              3'  1-0  Tibor Nyilasi (assist - Laszlo Fazekas)\n                        10'  2-0  Gabor Pölöskei (assist - Tibor Nyilasi)\n                        23'  3-0  Laszlo Fazekas\n                        50'  4-0  Jozsef Toth\n                        54'  5-0  Laszlo Fazekas (assist - Jozsef Toth)\n                        64'  5-1  Luis Ramirez (assist - Norberto Huezo)\n                        69'  6-1  Laszlo Kiss (assist - Laszlo Fazekas)\n                        71'  7-1  Lazar Szentes (assist - Gabor Pölöskei)\n                        72'  8-1  Laszlo Kiss (assist - Gabor Pölöskei)\n                        76'  9-1  Laszlo Kiss\n                        83' 10-1  Tibor Nyilasi (assist - Jozsef Toth)
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Goals Game Score Year \n12  Austria - Switzerland 7:5 (5:4) 1954 \n11  Brasil - Poland 6:5 (4:4, 3:1) 1938 \n11  Hungary - West Germany 8:3 (3:1) 1954 \n11  Hungary - El Salvador 10:1 (3:0) 1982 \n \n    \n10  France - Paraguay 7:3 (2:2) 1958 \n9  Argentina - Mexico 6:3 (3:0) 1930 \n9  Hungary - South Korea 9:0 (4:0) 1954 \n9  West Germany - Turkey 7:2 (3:1) 1954 \n9  France - West Germany 6:3 (3:1) 1958 \n9  Yugoslavia - Zaire 9:0 (6:0) 1974
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The top scorers in the World Cup in 1986 were\n1.Lineker (England) with 6 goals\n2.Maradona (Argentina) with 5 goals
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161 goals!\n\nYear Host Goals \n1930  Uruguay  70 \n1934  Italy  70 \n1938  France  84 \n1950  Brasil  88 \n1954  Switzerland  140 \n1958  Sweden  126 \n1962  Chile  89 \n1966  England  89 \n1970  Mexico  95 \n1974  West Germany  97 \n1978  Argentina  102 \n1982  Spain  146 \n1986  Mexico  132 \n1990  Italy  115 \n1994  USA  141  \n1998  France  171 \n2002  Korea, Japan  161
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#World Cup Highest Scoring Games#\n---------------------------------\n\nYear     Final Score                               Halftime    Goals\n----     -----------                                       --------         -----\n1954     Austria 7, Switzerland 5           AUT, 5-4      12\n1982     Hungary 10, El Salvador 1       HUN, 3-0      11\n1954     Hungary 8, West Germany 3   HUN, 3-1      11\n1938     Brazil 6, Poland 5 OT *            BRA, 3-1      11\n1958     France 7, Paraguay 3              Tie, 2-2        10\n1954     Hungary 9, South Korea 0        HUN, 4-0       9\n1974     Yugoslavia 9, Zaire 0                YUG, 6-0       9\n1954     West Germany 7, Turkey 2     GER, 3-1       9\n1930     Argentina 6, Mexico 3               ARG, 3-0       9\n1958     France 6, West Germany 3     FRA, 3-1       9\n2002     Germany 8, Saudi Arabia 0     GER, 4-0       8
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The inaugural World Cup tournament, held in Uruguay in 1930, was participated in by 13 nations (seven from South America, four from Europe and two from North America).\n\nIn the final, Uruguay defeated Argentina, 4-2, in front of a crowd of 93,000 people in Montevideo, and became the first nation to win a World Cup.
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I guess you mean Gerd Muller of Germany. He scored 10 in 1970 and 4 in 1974, making a total of 14 goals.
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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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The first goal in World Cup history was scored by Lucien Laurent of France as they beat Mexico 4-1 in 1930.
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That's an excellent question. I can think of many teams leaving the World Cup unbeaten, teams that allowed only one goal, teams that advanced far without winning, but I cannot remember any team leaving the world cup without allowing a goal!\n\nBrazil in 1986 and Cameroon in 1982 allowed one each, that's the least I can think of
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9. 1930 was the First World Cup. Only 13 nations took part, and Uruguay won.
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All of the above answers are wrong it was 12 goals ! Austria 7-5 Switzerland in the 1954 World Cup. hers a list of some big scores\nAustria 7-5 Switzerland (1954)\nHungary 10 -1 El Salvadore (1982)\nHungary 8- 3 West Germany (1954)\nHungary 9-0 South Korea (1954)\nYogoslavia 9-0 Zaire (1974)
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Italy won 3-1 against Germany in 1982.
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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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All-Time: Gerd Müller (GER) 14 goals\nOne Tournament: Juste Fontaine (FRA) 13 goals\nOne Match:  5 goals: Oleg Salenko (RUS) vs Cameroon in 1994\n\nBoth Teams: 12 Goals - Austria v Switzerland (1954)    7-5\nLarget Victories: 9 goals\n     1982 - Hungary v El Salvador    10-1\n     1954 - Hungary v South Korea     9-0\n     1974 - Yugoslavia v Zaïre        9-0
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In the finals tournaments (the "World Cup") Maradona scored 8 times between 1982 to 1994. Sadly, he never scored in his 2 championship appearances.
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Gerd Muller of Germany (then West Germany) scored a total of 14 goals in two world cups (10 goals in 1970 and 4 in 1974).\n\nJust Fontaine of France holds the record for a single World Cup with 13 goals.