Top 5 Biggest Wins in FIFA World Cup History
The FIFA World Cup is known for producing some of the best moments in football. While many matches are remembered for their close battles, some stand out because of sheer dominance by one team. Over the years, many nations have dominated their opponents in the FIFA world cup and have had the biggest wins by goal margin in football.
Here’s a look at the top five biggest wins in FIFA World Cup history.
The biggest win in world cup history belongs to Hungary after they demolished El Salvador in the 1982 world cup.
Hungary were known for their attacking prowess and demonstrated it perfectly in this match. They were already leading 3-0 before halftime and completely exploded in the second half leading to such dominance.
Yugoslavia at the 1974 world cup destroyed Zaire and produced one of football’s biggest wins.
Here’s a look at the top five biggest wins in FIFA World Cup history.
1. Hungary 10-1 El Salvador (1982)
The biggest win in world cup history belongs to Hungary after they demolished El Salvador in the 1982 world cup.
Hungary were known for their attacking prowess and demonstrated it perfectly in this match. They were already leading 3-0 before halftime and completely exploded in the second half leading to such dominance.
2. Yugoslavia 9-0 Zaire (1974)
Yugoslavia at the 1974 world cup destroyed Zaire and produced one of football’s biggest wins.
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