Which Countries Have Won the World Cup — Every Champion Since 1930
Eight nations have won the FIFA World Cup since 1930. Here is every champion, their title count, the years they lifted the trophy, and what made each run historic.
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Eight nations have won the FIFA World Cup since 1930. Here is every champion, their title count, the years they lifted the trophy, and what made each run historic.
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