At first glance, the 20th Football World Cup finals

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Russia's World Cup in 2018 knocked on the door More than 20 World Cups have been held earlier.
The football emperor Pelé's country with the World Cup 5 times most. Italy and Germany have done four times. Outside the opportunity to touch the trophy of 5 more countries. Let's take a look at what countries have played in 20 World Cup finals and how many countries have scored.

1930s:

The final two Latin American countries Uruguay and Argentina In the first half, they were lagging 1-2, but eventually the Argentineians were beaten by a 4-2 goal by the hosts, Uruguay.

Since 1934:

Czechoslovakia and Italy reached the final The cup will be hosted by the host country. Italy beat Czechoslovakia by 2-1 goals

1938:

In the final of the World Cup held in France, Hungary made it to the World Cup second place in the World Cup.
World Cup football was not held in 1942 and 46 due to World War II.

1950:

Uruguay made the World Cup in 20 years after losing 2-1 in the home ground.

1954:

Hungary in final this year But once again disagree. Hungary has not been able to reach the finals again after the 3-2 win against West Zurichi.
Two times Brazil followed. Neymar's predecessors defeated Sweden 5-2 in 58 and Czechoslovakia by 3-1 in 62.

1966:

England, who lost to West Germany 4-2 in the home ground, won the only World Cup title.

1970s:

Brazil lose by 4-1 goals

1974:

West Germany won 2-1 in the home field of the Netherlands.

1978:

This year, the Netherlands and the host country host the final. Argentina, for the first time, lost the Dutch title to Argentina.

West Germany playing the final two World Cup finals. But they were defeated once in Italy
(1982) and another (1986) Argentina.

1990:

Argentina went on to win the second final. But Messi's predecessors now lose to West Germany.

1994:

Brazil beat Italy for the fourth time in the trophy

1998:

Zinedine Zidane took Brazil to 3-0 in the home field and won the title of France for the first time.
Brazil lost in 2002 in Germany, Italy lost France in 2006, Spain lost the Netherlands in 2010, Spain won 4th title in 2014 and lost Argentina in 2014.