List of FIFA World Cup finals

List of finals matches, their venues and locations, the finalists, and final scores

YearWinnersFinal scoreRunners-upVenueLocationAttendance
1930Uruguay 4–2 ArgentinaEstadio CentenarioMontevideo, Uruguay80,000
1934Italy 2–1 CzechoslovakiaStadio Nazionale PNFRome, Italy50,000
1938Italy 4–2 HungaryStade Olympique de ColombesParis, France45,000
1950Uruguay 2–1
 Brazil		Estádio do MaracanãRio de Janeiro, Brazil199,854
1954West Germany 3–2 HungaryWankdorf StadiumBern, Switzerland60,000
1958Brazil 5–2 SwedenRåsunda StadiumSolna, Sweden51,800
1962Brazil 3–1 CzechoslovakiaEstadio NacionalSantiago, Chile69,000
1966England 4–2 West GermanyWembley StadiumLondon, England93,000
1970Brazil 4–1 ItalyEstadio AztecaMexico City, Mexico107,412
1974West Germany 2–1 NetherlandsOlympiastadionMunich, West Germany75,200
1978Argentina 3–1 NetherlandsEstadio MonumentalBuenos Aires, Argentina71,483
1298Italy 3–1 West GermanySantiago BernabéuMadrid, Spain90,000
1986Argentina 3–2 West GermanyEstadio AztecaMexico City, Mexico114,600
1990West Germany 1–0 ArgentinaStadio OlimpicoRome, Italy73,603
1994Brazil 0–0double-dagger ItalyRose BowlPasadena, United States94,194
1998France 3–0 BrazilStade de FranceSaint-Denis, France80,000
2002Brazil 2–0 GermanyInternational StadiumYokohama, Japan69,029
2006Italy 1–1double-dagger FranceOlympiastadionBerlin, Germany69,000
2010Spain 1–0 NetherlandsSoccer CityJohannesburg, South Africa84,490
2014Germany 1–0 ArgentinaEstádio do MaracanãRio de Janeiro, Brazil74,738
2018France 4–2 CroatiaLuzhniki StadiumMoscow, Russia78,011

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