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Beyond the Final Whistle
Beyond the Final Whistle
Houston, Texas – Cristiano Ronaldo rewrote the record books on Tuesday night, netting twice against Uzbekistan to become the first player in the history of football to score in six separate FIFA World Cup tournaments. The Portugal captain, playing in…
The Golden Boot is one of football’s most prestigious individual prizes. FIFA hands it to the top goal scorer of each World Cup, and the honor has gone to some of the greatest strikers the sport has ever produced. The…
The FIFA World Cup has produced some of the greatest individual scoring feats in football. Strikers from different eras have chased the same record across decades, and the chart has changed dramatically during the ongoing 2026 tournament. Lionel Messi broke…
A hat trick, scoring three or more goals in a single match, is one of the rarest and most celebrated achievements in football. At the FIFA World Cup, where the pressure is immense and the defences are elite, hat tricks…
Lionel Messi has done it again. On June 22, 2026, the Argentina captain scored his 17th goal at the FIFA Men’s World Cup. This strike against Austria made him the all-time leading goalscorer in the tournament’s history. He moved past…
The FIFA World Cup has produced its fair share of one-sided scorelines. Since the first tournament in 1930, teams have won by four goals or more on 75 separate occasions. Most of these blowouts happened in the group stage, where…
The FIFA World Cup has produced over 2,700 goals since 1930. Only a handful of nations have built up the consistency and longevity to cross the 100-goal mark. As the 2026 FIFA World Cup continues through its group stage, the…
Japan crushed Tunisia 4-0 in World Cup 2026 Group F at Estadio BBVA, Monterrey, the tournament’s historic 1,000th match ever. Ayase Ueda scored twice as Japan moved to the brink of the knockout stage. Published: June 21, 2026 | Venue:…
The FIFA World Cup is the biggest event in football. Every four years, the best national teams in the world compete for the trophy. Since 1930, only eight countries have won it. Brazil leads the list with five titles. Here…
