FIFA World Cup Champions Through History (1930-2022)

Tap a tournament to see the host, champion, and runner-up.

1930 FIFA World Cup

Host: Uruguay. Champion: Uruguay / Runner-up: Argentina.

1934 FIFA World Cup

Host: Italy. Champion: Italy / Runner-up: Czechoslovakia.

1938 FIFA World Cup

Host: France. Champion: Italy / Runner-up: Hungary.

1950 FIFA World Cup

Host: Brazil. Champion: Uruguay / Runner-up: Brazil. Note: The 1942 and 1946 tournaments were not held due to World War II.

1954 FIFA World Cup

Host: Switzerland. Champion: West Germany / Runner-up: Hungary.

1958 FIFA World Cup

Host: Sweden. Champion: Brazil / Runner-up: Sweden.

1962 FIFA World Cup

Host: Chile. Champion: Brazil / Runner-up: Czechoslovakia.

1966 FIFA World Cup

Host: England. Champion: England / Runner-up: West Germany.

1970 FIFA World Cup

Host: Mexico. Champion: Brazil / Runner-up: Italy.

1974 FIFA World Cup

Host: West Germany. Champion: West Germany / Runner-up: Netherlands.

1978 FIFA World Cup

Host: Argentina. Champion: Argentina / Runner-up: Netherlands.

1982 FIFA World Cup

Host: Spain. Champion: Italy / Runner-up: West Germany.

1986 FIFA World Cup

Host: Mexico. Champion: Argentina / Runner-up: West Germany.

1990 FIFA World Cup

Host: Italy. Champion: West Germany / Runner-up: Argentina.

1994 FIFA World Cup

Host: United States. Champion: Brazil / Runner-up: Italy.

1998 FIFA World Cup

Host: France. Champion: France / Runner-up: Brazil.

2002 FIFA World Cup

Host: South Korea & Japan. Champion: Brazil / Runner-up: Germany.

2006 FIFA World Cup

Host: Germany. Champion: Italy / Runner-up: France.

2010 FIFA World Cup

Host: South Africa. Champion: Spain / Runner-up: Netherlands.

2014 FIFA World Cup

Host: Brazil. Champion: Germany / Runner-up: Argentina.

2018 FIFA World Cup

Host: Russia. Champion: France / Runner-up: Croatia.

2022 FIFA World Cup

Host: Qatar. Champion: Argentina / Runner-up: France.

What Is the FIFA World Cup?

The FIFA World Cup is an international men's national-team football tournament held every four years. Since the first tournament in Uruguay in 1930, it has grown into one of the most-watched sporting events on Earth. The 1942 and 1946 tournaments were not held due to World War II.

How Will the 2026 Tournament Be Different?

The 2026 tournament is set to be co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, and will be the first edition to expand the field from 32 to 48 teams β€” the largest expansion in World Cup history.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which country has won the World Cup the most times?

Brazil holds the record with 5 titles, followed by Germany and Italy with 4 each.

Has South Korea ever hosted the World Cup?

Yes β€” South Korea co-hosted the 2002 tournament with Japan, which was the first World Cup ever held in Asia.