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Winning a World Cup is the most difficult achievement in international football. In nearly a century of competition, only eight nations have ever lifted the trophy, a statistic that highlights just how exclusive footballβs most prestigious club truly is. Every title requires surviving a month-long tournament, defeating elite opponents, handling enormous national pressure, and delivering on the sportβs biggest stage. That is why legends are not measured only by how many World Cups they win, but also by who they defeat to get there.
Brazil remains the undisputed king with five titles, defeating Sweden (1958), Czechoslovakia (1962), Italy (1970), Italy again (1994) and Germany (2002). Germanyβs four crowns came against Hungary (1954), the Netherlands (1974), Argentina (1990) and Argentina again (2014), while Italy conquered Czechoslovakia (1934), Hungary (1938), West Germany (1982) and France (2006)...
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