Individual World Cup records that have stood the test of time — some may never be broken. ⚽ Oleg Salenko — 5 goals in a single match (Russia vs Cameroon, 1994), the only player to ever do it ⚽ Just Fontaine — 13 goals in one tournament (1958), still untouched after 60+ years ⚽ Miroslav Klose — 16 career goals, the all-time leading scorer in World Cup history ⚽ Geoff Hurst — hat-trick in a World Cup Final (1966), later equaled by Mbappé in 2022 ⚽ László Kiss — fastest hat-trick ever (7 minutes), and the only substitute to score one (1982) ⚽ Pelé — 3 World Cup titles as a player (1958, 1962, 1970), a record that still stands alone ⚽ Messi & Ronaldo — the only two players to score in 5 different World Cup editions ⚽ Messi — most World Cup matches played by any player (27) Football has been played for nearly a century, and these numbers still haven't moved. Which record do you think falls first? 👀🐐 #WorldCup #WorldCupRecords #FIFA #Messi #Ronaldo Pele
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