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FIFA Official·7 days ago

Teams winning most successive World Cup games

1st) Brazil – 11 games (2002-06) 2nd) Italy – 7 (1934-38) 2nd) Argentina – 7 (ongoing since 2026) 4th) England – 6 (1966-70) 4th) Brazil – 6 (1970) 4th) Brazil – 6 (1978-82) 4th) Netherlands – 6 (2010) 4th) Spain – 6 (2010) 4th) France – 6 (2018-22) 4th) France – 6 (2026) 4th) Spain – 6 (ongoing since 2026) Updated after game on 15 July 2026.

28 goals scored | 5 conceded Result preceding run Brazil 0-3 France (1998) Run Brazil 2-1 Turkey (2002) Brazil 4-0 China PR (2002) Costa Rica 2-5 Brazil (2002) Brazil 2-0 Belgium (2002) England 1-2 Brazil (2002) Brazil 1-0 Turkey (2002) Germany 0-2 Brazil (2002) Brazil 1-0 Croatia (2006) Brazil 2-0 Australia (2006) Japan 1-4 Brazil (2006) Brazil 3-0 Ghana (2006)

Result ending run Brazil 0-1 France

Coaches during run: Luiz Felipe Scolari, Carlos Alberto Parreira Goalscorers during run: Ronaldo (11), Rivaldo (5), Adriano (2), Ronaldinho (2), Edmilson (1), Fred (1), Gilberto (1), Juninho Pernambucano (1), Junior (1), Kaka (1), Roberto Carlos (1), Ze Roberto (1)

15 goals scored | 6 conceded Result preceding run Italy 1-1 Spain AET (1934) Run Italy 1-0 Spain (1934) Italy 1-0 Austria (1934) Italy 2-1 Czechoslovakia AET (1934) Italy 2-1 Norway AET (1938) Italy 3-1 France (1938) Italy 2-1 Brazil (1938) Italy 4-2 Hungary (1938) Result ending run Sweden 3-2 Italy (1950)

Coach during run: Vittorio Pozzo Goalscorers during run: Silvio Piola (5), Gino Colaussi (4), Giuseppe Meazza (2), Pietro Ferraris (1), Enrique Guaita (1), Angelo Schiavio (1), Raimundo Orsi (1)

19 goals scored | 7 conceded Result preceding run Argentina 3-3 France | 4-2 PSO (2022)

Run Argentina 3-0 Algeria Argentina 2-0 Austria Jordan 1-3 Argentina Argentina 3-2 Cabo Verde (AET) Argentina 3-2 Egypt Argentina 3-1 Switzerland (AET) England 1-2 Argentina

Coach during run: Lionel Scaloni Goalscorers during run: Lionel Messi (8 goals), Lautaro Martinez (3), Enzo Fernandez (2), Julian Alvarez (1), Giovani Lo Celso (1), Alexis Mac Allister (1), Lisandro Martinez (1), Cristian Romero (1), Diney Borges OG (1)

12 goals scored | 3 conceded Result preceding run England 0-0 Uruguay (1966) Run England 2-0 Mexico (1966) England 2-0 France (1966) England 1-0 Argentina (1966) England 2-1 Portugal (1966) England 4-2 West Germany AET (1966) England 1-0 Romania (1970) Result ending run Brazil 1-0 England (1970)

Coach during run: Alf Ramsey Goalscorers during run: Geoff Hurst (5), Bobby Charlton (3), Roger Hunt (3), Martin Peters (1)

19 goals scored | 7 conceded Result preceding run Portugal 3-1 Brazil (1966) Run Brazil 4-1 Czechoslovakia (1970) Brazil 1-0 England (1970) Brazil 3-2 Romania (1970) Brazil 4-2 Peru (1970) Brazil 3-1 Uruguay (1970) Brazil 4-1 Italy (1970) Result ending run Brazil 0-0 Yugoslavia (1974)

Coach during run: Mario Zagallo Goalscorers during run: Jairzinho (7), Pele (4), Rivellino (3), Tostao (2), Carlos Alberto (1), Clodoaldo (1), Gerson (1)

18 goals scored | 5 conceded Result preceding run Argentina 0-0 Brazil (1978) Run Brazil 3-1 Poland (1978) Brazil 2-1 Italy (1978) Brazil 2-1 Soviet Union (1982) Brazil 4-1 Scotland (1982) Brazil 4-0 New Zealand (1982) Argentina 1-3 Brazil (1982) Result ending run Italy 3-2 Brazil (1982)

Coaches during run: Claudio Coutinho, Tele Santana Goalscorers during run: Zico (4), Eder (2), Falcao (2), Nelinho (2), Roberto Dinamite (2), Serginho (2), Dirceu (1), Junior (1), Oscar (1), Socrates (1)

12 goals scored | 5 conceded Result preceding run Portugal 1-0 Netherlands (2006) Run Netherlands 2-0 Denmark (2010) Netherlands 1-0 Japan (2010) Cameroon 1-2 Netherlands (2010) Netherlands 2-1 Slovakia (2010) Netherlands 2-1 Brazil (2010) Uruguay 2-3 Netherlands (2010) Result ending run Netherlands 0-1 Spain AET (2010)

Coach during run: Bert van Marwijk Goalscorers during run: Wesley Sneijder (5), Arjen Robben (2), Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (1), Dirk Kuyt (1), Giovanni van Bronckhorst (1), Robin van Persie (1), Daniel Agger OG (1)

8 goals scored | 1 conceded Result preceding run Spain 0-1 Switzerland (2010) Run Spain 2-0 Honduras (2010) Chile 1-2 Spain (2010) Spain 1-0 Portugal (2010) Paraguay 0-1 Spain (2010) Germany 0-1 Spain (2010) Netherlands 0-1 Spain AET (2010) Result ending run Spain 1-5 Netherlands (2014)

Coach during run: Vicente del Bosque Goalscorers during run: David Villa (5), Andres Iniesta (2), Carles Puyol (1)

17 goals scored | 7 conceded Result preceding run Denmark 0-0 France (2018) Run France 4-3 Argentina (2018) Uruguay 0-2 France (2018) France 1-0 Belgium (2018) France 4-2 Croatia (2018) France 4-1 Australia (2022) France 2-1 Denmark (2022) Result ending run Tunisia 1-0 France (2022)

Coach during run: Didier Deschamps Goalscorers during run: Kylian Mbappe (6), Antoine Griezmann (3), Olivier Giroud (2), Benjamin Pavard (1), Paul Pogba (1), Adrien Rabiot (1), Samuel Umtiti (1), Raphael Varane (1), Mario Mandzukic OG (1)

16 goals scored | 2 conceded Result preceding run Argentina 3-3 France | 4-2 PSO (2022) Run France 3-1 Senegal (2026) France 3-0 Iraq (2026) Norway 1-4 France (2026) France 3-0 Sweden (2026) Paraguay 0-1 France (2026) France 2-0 Morocco (2026)

Result ending run France 0-2 Spain (2026)

Coach during run: Didier Deschamps Goalscorers during run: Kylian Mbappe (8), Ousmane Dembele (5), Bradley Barcola (2), Desire Doue (1)

13 goals scored | 1 conceded Result preceding run Spain 0-0 Cabo Verde (2026) Run Spain 4-0 Saudi Arabia (2026) Uruguay 0-1 Spain (2026) Spain 3-0 Austria (2026) Portugal 0-1 Spain (2026) Spain 2-1 Belgium (2026) France 0-2 Spain (2026)

Coach during run: Luis de la Fuente

Goalscorers during run: Mikel Oyarzabal (5), Mikel Merino (2), Pedro Porro (2), Alex Baena (1), Fabian Ruiz (1), Lamine Yamal (1), Hassan Altambakti OG (1)

Note When a team gets through on penalties, the result is still classified as a draw.

Sources: FIFA Official

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