This is a list of all the world cup soccer related articles we have published on the History of Soccer website.
The Canadian national soccer team doesn’t have a long World Cup history. The so-called Les Rouges have participated in it only once thus far, not with the best result. 1986 World Cup The first and only time Canada qualified for …
Canadian National Soccer Team: 1986 Versus 2022 World Cups Read More »
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By winning the 2014 FIFA World Cup, Philipp Lahm finally became one of Germany’s most successful soccer players of all time, having taken his first steps in the sport at a small club on the outskirts of Munich many years …
Philipp Lahm: The German And Bayern Munich Big Name Fullback Read More »
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The 2022 FIFA World Cup is underway in Qatar. Despite the human rights controversy, Qatar 2022 is now the first winter World Cup ever. And the last finals tournament as we know it. For FIFA, planning for the next tournament …
Next World Cup Location: When And Where Is The FIFA World Cup Read More »
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One of our office staff’s most frequently asked questions is, ‘where was the last World Cup held and who won?‘ From 14 June – 15 July 2018, Russia hosted the 2018 FIFA World Cup, also known as Russia 2018. In …
Where Was The Last World Cup Held And Who Won: Russia 2018 Read More »
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Ecuadorian footballer Enner Valencia plays for Fenerbahce as a forward and captains the Ecuadorian soccer team. A total of six goals have been scored by him in the finals of the World Cup (three in 2014 and three in the …
Enner Valencia: Ecuador Captain And Countries Record Scorer Read More »
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The Brazil 1970 World Cup squad were worthy winners of the tournament. The only match in which Brazil didn’t score three or four goals was against England. It was a brilliant approach play that led to many of these goals. …
Brazil 1970 World Cup Squad: Becoming Three Time Winners Read More »
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Although it may seem like yesterday to some, it is over 50 years since the 1970 Brazil team wrote itself into the history books by winning the Jules Rimet trophy for the third time. Not only did they win the …
1970 Brazil Team: The Heroes Relive Their Days Of Glory Read More »
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Michelle Akers was the most dominant player on the United States Women’s National Team from 1985 until she retired in 2000. In 1999, she was named the FIFA Women’s Player of the Century, as the top female soccer player in …
Michelle Akers: US Star And Female FIFA Player Of The Century Read More »
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April Heinrichs became the first female player inducted into the National Soccer Hall of Fame. She started playing soccer at six and, in the eighth grade, joined a select team and went on to help her high school team win …
April Heinrichs: First Female Player Inducted In Hall Of Fame Read More »
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Since the first edition of the World Cup in 1930, we have witnessed all sorts of surprises, from a non-footballing side USA going all the way to the quarter-finals, to a 38-year old Roger Milla guiding underdogs Cameroon to a …
Historic World Cup ‘Dark Horses’ & Predicted Dark Horses In Qatar 2022 Read More »
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