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The biggest sporting event on the planet is hitting the US, Canada and Mexico this summer. But how well do you know the tournament?
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The Seleção has won the biggest trophy in international soccer in 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002.
Mexico has solo hosted the World Cup in 1970 and 1986 and is co-hosting this year with the United States and Canada.
The nations who have won the competition while hosting it are Uruguay in 1930, Italy in 1934, England in 1966, West Germany in 1974, Argentina in 1978 and France in 1998.
The German striker scored 16 goals across four World Cups. Fun fact: Klose always made it to at least the semifinals of the tournament, winning once in 2014.
Edson Arantes do Nascimento, better known as Pelé, scored his goal at 17 years, 239 days.
The Argentinian attacker scored twice in the final to lead the Albiceleste to its first World Cup in 1978. He also won the Golden Boot with 6 goals.
Much like Kempes, Rossi scored six goals to lead the tournament en route to Italy winning its third World Cup in 1982.
Eleven cities in the United States play host to the World Cup, including the final in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Two cities in Canada and three cities in Mexico are also hosting matches.
The instrument, usually made out of varying colors of plastic, made a droning noise that resembled a large mass of bees.
The former midfielder had 164 caps during his career. His first national team appearance was in 1992 and his last in 2004.
Striker was an anthropomorphic dog, while Clutch is an anthropomorphic eagle
The US men’s team finished in third place at the inaugural World Cup in Uruguay 1930.
The previous World Cup trophy was called the Jules Rimet in honor of the FIFA president who passed a vote to begin the competition, but it was changed for the 1974 tournament.
The “Hand of God” is one of the most infamous goals in soccer history. What made it even more remarkable was, four minutes later, Maradona scored one of the greatest goals in soccer history: the “Goal of the Century.”
The World Cup was moved from its usual summer slot because of the severe heat in the Gulf nation.
The other time the World Cup had that few competitors was in Brazil 1950.
The Portuguese icon has scored goals in five editions of the World Cup. Incredibly, though, he has never scored in the knockout phases.
The Cameroonian performed the iconic celebration after scoring against Colombia to help his nation become the first African country ever to reach the quarterfinals.
1994 and 2006 were decided on spot kicks, while the last World Cup final between eventual champion Argentina and France also went to penalties.
The feat was achieved three times: Hungary did it twice with a 10-1 win over El Salvador in 1982 and a 9-0 victory over South Korea in 1954. Meanwhile, Yugoslavia beat Zaire 9-0 in 1974.
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