FIFA World Cup: Every Winner Since 1930, From Uruguay To Spain In 2026

With Spain defeating Argentina in the 1-0 final, it still remains only eight countries to have ever won the men's FIFA World Cup. 

Ferran Torres' extra-time goal clinched the 2026 title for Spain over Lionel Messi's Argentina, which gave La Roja its second World Cup trophy in its history.

Spain's Ferran Torres scores go-ahead goal in extra time vs Argentina | 2026 FIFA World Cup™

Here are all the countries to have lifted the trophy and how many times they have done it:

Brazil (Five-time champions): 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002
Germany (Four-time champions): 1954, 1974, 1990, 2014
Italy (Four-time champions): 1934, 1938, 1982, 2006
Argentina (Three-time champions): 1978, 1986, 2022
France: (Two-time champions): 1998, 2018
Uruguay: (Two-time champions): 1930, 1950
Spain: (Two-time champions): 2010, 2026
England: 1966

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1930: Uruguay (Host Country)

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1934: Italy (Host Country)

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1938: Italy

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1950: Uruguay

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1954: West Germany

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1958: Brazil

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1962: Brazil

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1966: England (Host Country)

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1970: Brazil

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1974: West Germany (Host Country)

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1978: Argentina (Host Country)

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1982: Italy

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1986: Argentina

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1990: West Germany

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1994: Brazil

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1998: France (Host Country)

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2002: Brazil

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2006: Italy

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2010: Spain

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2014: Germany

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2018: France

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2022: Argentina

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2026: Spain

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