A total of 81 countries have scored at least one goal in the history of the FIFA World Cup, with each nation producing a leading marksman who has etched his name into the competition’s record books.China PR, Indonesia and Trinidad and Tobago are the only teams to have participated in the World Cup without scoring a goal.The three countries have each featured at least once at the tournament but remain the only participating nations yet to find the net in the competition.FIFA on Friday in a release titled, “Every nation’s top World Cup goalscorer,” published highest goal scorers for 81 countries.While Nigeria is represented on the list by former Super Eagles forward, Ahmed Musa with four goals, the list is headlined by France’s Kylian Mbappé, who has scored 22 goals, followed by Argentina’s Lionel Messi with 21 and Germany’s Miroslav Klose with 16.Brazil’s Ronaldo is next on 15 goals, while Hungary’s Sandor Kocsis has 11. Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal and Peru’s Teofilo Cubillas have 11 and 10 goals, respectively, while Italy’s Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi and Christian Vieri, as well as Spain’s David Villa, have each scored nine goals.Belgium’s Romelu Lukaku and Uruguay’s Oscar Miguez complete the list of players with at least eight goals.Here is an alphabetical ordering of nations and their top scorers: China PR, Indonesia and Trinidad and Tobago are the only teams to have participated in the World Cup without scoring a goal.The three countries have each featured at least once at the tournament but remain the only participating nations yet to find the net in the competition.FIFA on Friday in a release titled, “Every nation’s top World Cup goalscorer,” published highest goal scorers for 81 countries.While Nigeria is represented on the list by former Super Eagles forward, Ahmed Musa with four goals, the list is headlined by France’s Kylian Mbappé, who has scored 22 goals, followed by Argentina’s Lionel Messi with 21 and Germany’s Miroslav Klose with 16.Brazil’s Ronaldo is next on 15 goals, while Hungary’s Sandor Kocsis has 11. Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal and Peru’s Teofilo Cubillas have 11 and 10 goals, respectively, while Italy’s Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi and Christian Vieri, as well as Spain’s David Villa, have each scored nine goals.Belgium’s Romelu Lukaku and Uruguay’s Oscar Miguez complete the list of players with at least eight goals.Here is an alphabetical ordering of nations and their top scorers: The three countries have each featured at least once at the tournament but remain the only participating nations yet to find the net in the competition.FIFA on Friday in a release titled, “Every nation’s top World Cup goalscorer,” published highest goal scorers for 81 countries.While Nigeria is represented on the list by former Super Eagles forward, Ahmed Musa with four goals, the list is headlined by France’s Kylian Mbappé, who has scored 22 goals, followed by Argentina’s Lionel Messi with 21 and Germany’s Miroslav Klose with 16.Brazil’s Ronaldo is next on 15 goals, while Hungary’s Sandor Kocsis has 11. Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal and Peru’s Teofilo Cubillas have 11 and 10 goals, respectively, while Italy’s Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi and Christian Vieri, as well as Spain’s David Villa, have each scored nine goals.Belgium’s Romelu Lukaku and Uruguay’s Oscar Miguez complete the list of players with at least eight goals.Here is an alphabetical ordering of nations and their top scorers: FIFA on Friday in a release titled, “Every nation’s top World Cup goalscorer,” published highest goal scorers for 81 countries.While Nigeria is represented on the list by former Super Eagles forward, Ahmed Musa with four goals, the list is headlined by France’s Kylian Mbappé, who has scored 22 goals, followed by Argentina’s Lionel Messi with 21 and Germany’s Miroslav Klose with 16.Brazil’s Ronaldo is next on 15 goals, while Hungary’s Sandor Kocsis has 11. Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal and Peru’s Teofilo Cubillas have 11 and 10 goals, respectively, while Italy’s Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi and Christian Vieri, as well as Spain’s David Villa, have each scored nine goals.Belgium’s Romelu Lukaku and Uruguay’s Oscar Miguez complete the list of players with at least eight goals.Here is an alphabetical ordering of nations and their top scorers: While Nigeria is represented on the list by former Super Eagles forward, Ahmed Musa with four goals, the list is headlined by France’s Kylian Mbappé, who has scored 22 goals, followed by Argentina’s Lionel Messi with 21 and Germany’s Miroslav Klose with 16.Brazil’s Ronaldo is next on 15 goals, while Hungary’s Sandor Kocsis has 11. Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal and Peru’s Teofilo Cubillas have 11 and 10 goals, respectively, while Italy’s Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi and Christian Vieri, as well as Spain’s David Villa, have each scored nine goals.Belgium’s Romelu Lukaku and Uruguay’s Oscar Miguez complete the list of players with at least eight goals.Here is an alphabetical ordering of nations and their top scorers: Brazil’s Ronaldo is next on 15 goals, while Hungary’s Sandor Kocsis has 11. Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal and Peru’s Teofilo Cubillas have 11 and 10 goals, respectively, while Italy’s Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi and Christian Vieri, as well as Spain’s David Villa, have each scored nine goals.Belgium’s Romelu Lukaku and Uruguay’s Oscar Miguez complete the list of players with at least eight goals.Here is an alphabetical ordering of nations and their top scorers: Belgium’s Romelu Lukaku and Uruguay’s Oscar Miguez complete the list of players with at least eight goals.Here is an alphabetical ordering of nations and their top scorers: Algeria:Salah Assad, Abdelmoumene Djabou, Riyad Mahrez & Islam Slimani – 2 goalsAngola:Flavio – 1 goalArgentina:Lionel Messi – 21 goalsAustralia:Tim Cahill – 5 goalsAustria:Erich Probst – 6 goalsBelgium:Romelu Lukaku – 8 goalsBolivia:– Erwin Sanchez – 1 goalBosnia and Herzegovina:Ermin Mahmic – 2 goalsBrazil:Ronaldo – 15 goalsBulgaria:Hristo Stoichkov – 6 goalsCabo Verde:Deroy Duarte, Sidny Lopes Cabral, Kevin Pina & Helio Varela – 1 goalCameroon:Roger Milla – 5 goalsCanada:Jonathan David – 3 goalsChile:Marcelo Salas & Leonel Sanchez – 4 goalsColombia:James Rodriguez – 6 goalsCongo DR:Yoane Wissa – 3 goalsCosta Rica:Ronald Gomez & Paulo Wanchope – 3 goalsCôte d’Ivoire:Wilfried Bony, Amad Diallo, Aruna Dindane, Didier Drogba, Gervinho & Nicolas Pepe – 2 goalsCroatia:Ivan Perisic – 7 goalsCuba:Hector Socorro – 3 goalsCuraçao:Livano Comenencia – 1 goalCzechia:Oldrich Nejedly – 7 goalsDenmark: Jon Dahl Tomasson – 5 goalsEast Germany:Joachim Streich – 2 goalsEcuador:Enner Valencia – 6 goalsEgypt:Mohamed Salah – 3 goalsEl Salvador:Luis Ramirez – 1 goalEngland:Harry Kane – 14 goalsFrance:Kylian Mbappe – 22 goalsGermany:Miroslav Klose – 16 goalsGhana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Angola:Flavio – 1 goalArgentina:Lionel Messi – 21 goalsAustralia:Tim Cahill – 5 goalsAustria:Erich Probst – 6 goalsBelgium:Romelu Lukaku – 8 goalsBolivia:– Erwin Sanchez – 1 goalBosnia and Herzegovina:Ermin Mahmic – 2 goalsBrazil:Ronaldo – 15 goalsBulgaria:Hristo Stoichkov – 6 goalsCabo Verde:Deroy Duarte, Sidny Lopes Cabral, Kevin Pina & Helio Varela – 1 goalCameroon:Roger Milla – 5 goalsCanada:Jonathan David – 3 goalsChile:Marcelo Salas & Leonel Sanchez – 4 goalsColombia:James Rodriguez – 6 goalsCongo DR:Yoane Wissa – 3 goalsCosta Rica:Ronald Gomez & Paulo Wanchope – 3 goalsCôte d’Ivoire:Wilfried Bony, Amad Diallo, Aruna Dindane, Didier Drogba, Gervinho & Nicolas Pepe – 2 goalsCroatia:Ivan Perisic – 7 goalsCuba:Hector Socorro – 3 goalsCuraçao:Livano Comenencia – 1 goalCzechia:Oldrich Nejedly – 7 goalsDenmark: Jon Dahl Tomasson – 5 goalsEast Germany:Joachim Streich – 2 goalsEcuador:Enner Valencia – 6 goalsEgypt:Mohamed Salah – 3 goalsEl Salvador:Luis Ramirez – 1 goalEngland:Harry Kane – 14 goalsFrance:Kylian Mbappe – 22 goalsGermany:Miroslav Klose – 16 goalsGhana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Argentina:Lionel Messi – 21 goalsAustralia:Tim Cahill – 5 goalsAustria:Erich Probst – 6 goalsBelgium:Romelu Lukaku – 8 goalsBolivia:– Erwin Sanchez – 1 goalBosnia and Herzegovina:Ermin Mahmic – 2 goalsBrazil:Ronaldo – 15 goalsBulgaria:Hristo Stoichkov – 6 goalsCabo Verde:Deroy Duarte, Sidny Lopes Cabral, Kevin Pina & Helio Varela – 1 goalCameroon:Roger Milla – 5 goalsCanada:Jonathan David – 3 goalsChile:Marcelo Salas & Leonel Sanchez – 4 goalsColombia:James Rodriguez – 6 goalsCongo DR:Yoane Wissa – 3 goalsCosta Rica:Ronald Gomez & Paulo Wanchope – 3 goalsCôte d’Ivoire:Wilfried Bony, Amad Diallo, Aruna Dindane, Didier Drogba, Gervinho & Nicolas Pepe – 2 goalsCroatia:Ivan Perisic – 7 goalsCuba:Hector Socorro – 3 goalsCuraçao:Livano Comenencia – 1 goalCzechia:Oldrich Nejedly – 7 goalsDenmark: Jon Dahl Tomasson – 5 goalsEast Germany:Joachim Streich – 2 goalsEcuador:Enner Valencia – 6 goalsEgypt:Mohamed Salah – 3 goalsEl Salvador:Luis Ramirez – 1 goalEngland:Harry Kane – 14 goalsFrance:Kylian Mbappe – 22 goalsGermany:Miroslav Klose – 16 goalsGhana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Australia:Tim Cahill – 5 goalsAustria:Erich Probst – 6 goalsBelgium:Romelu Lukaku – 8 goalsBolivia:– Erwin Sanchez – 1 goalBosnia and Herzegovina:Ermin Mahmic – 2 goalsBrazil:Ronaldo – 15 goalsBulgaria:Hristo Stoichkov – 6 goalsCabo Verde:Deroy Duarte, Sidny Lopes Cabral, Kevin Pina & Helio Varela – 1 goalCameroon:Roger Milla – 5 goalsCanada:Jonathan David – 3 goalsChile:Marcelo Salas & Leonel Sanchez – 4 goalsColombia:James Rodriguez – 6 goalsCongo DR:Yoane Wissa – 3 goalsCosta Rica:Ronald Gomez & Paulo Wanchope – 3 goalsCôte d’Ivoire:Wilfried Bony, Amad Diallo, Aruna Dindane, Didier Drogba, Gervinho & Nicolas Pepe – 2 goalsCroatia:Ivan Perisic – 7 goalsCuba:Hector Socorro – 3 goalsCuraçao:Livano Comenencia – 1 goalCzechia:Oldrich Nejedly – 7 goalsDenmark: Jon Dahl Tomasson – 5 goalsEast Germany:Joachim Streich – 2 goalsEcuador:Enner Valencia – 6 goalsEgypt:Mohamed Salah – 3 goalsEl Salvador:Luis Ramirez – 1 goalEngland:Harry Kane – 14 goalsFrance:Kylian Mbappe – 22 goalsGermany:Miroslav Klose – 16 goalsGhana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Austria:Erich Probst – 6 goalsBelgium:Romelu Lukaku – 8 goalsBolivia:– Erwin Sanchez – 1 goalBosnia and Herzegovina:Ermin Mahmic – 2 goalsBrazil:Ronaldo – 15 goalsBulgaria:Hristo Stoichkov – 6 goalsCabo Verde:Deroy Duarte, Sidny Lopes Cabral, Kevin Pina & Helio Varela – 1 goalCameroon:Roger Milla – 5 goalsCanada:Jonathan David – 3 goalsChile:Marcelo Salas & Leonel Sanchez – 4 goalsColombia:James Rodriguez – 6 goalsCongo DR:Yoane Wissa – 3 goalsCosta Rica:Ronald Gomez & Paulo Wanchope – 3 goalsCôte d’Ivoire:Wilfried Bony, Amad Diallo, Aruna Dindane, Didier Drogba, Gervinho & Nicolas Pepe – 2 goalsCroatia:Ivan Perisic – 7 goalsCuba:Hector Socorro – 3 goalsCuraçao:Livano Comenencia – 1 goalCzechia:Oldrich Nejedly – 7 goalsDenmark: Jon Dahl Tomasson – 5 goalsEast Germany:Joachim Streich – 2 goalsEcuador:Enner Valencia – 6 goalsEgypt:Mohamed Salah – 3 goalsEl Salvador:Luis Ramirez – 1 goalEngland:Harry Kane – 14 goalsFrance:Kylian Mbappe – 22 goalsGermany:Miroslav Klose – 16 goalsGhana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Belgium:Romelu Lukaku – 8 goalsBolivia:– Erwin Sanchez – 1 goalBosnia and Herzegovina:Ermin Mahmic – 2 goalsBrazil:Ronaldo – 15 goalsBulgaria:Hristo Stoichkov – 6 goalsCabo Verde:Deroy Duarte, Sidny Lopes Cabral, Kevin Pina & Helio Varela – 1 goalCameroon:Roger Milla – 5 goalsCanada:Jonathan David – 3 goalsChile:Marcelo Salas & Leonel Sanchez – 4 goalsColombia:James Rodriguez – 6 goalsCongo DR:Yoane Wissa – 3 goalsCosta Rica:Ronald Gomez & Paulo Wanchope – 3 goalsCôte d’Ivoire:Wilfried Bony, Amad Diallo, Aruna Dindane, Didier Drogba, Gervinho & Nicolas Pepe – 2 goalsCroatia:Ivan Perisic – 7 goalsCuba:Hector Socorro – 3 goalsCuraçao:Livano Comenencia – 1 goalCzechia:Oldrich Nejedly – 7 goalsDenmark: Jon Dahl Tomasson – 5 goalsEast Germany:Joachim Streich – 2 goalsEcuador:Enner Valencia – 6 goalsEgypt:Mohamed Salah – 3 goalsEl Salvador:Luis Ramirez – 1 goalEngland:Harry Kane – 14 goalsFrance:Kylian Mbappe – 22 goalsGermany:Miroslav Klose – 16 goalsGhana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Bolivia:– Erwin Sanchez – 1 goalBosnia and Herzegovina:Ermin Mahmic – 2 goalsBrazil:Ronaldo – 15 goalsBulgaria:Hristo Stoichkov – 6 goalsCabo Verde:Deroy Duarte, Sidny Lopes Cabral, Kevin Pina & Helio Varela – 1 goalCameroon:Roger Milla – 5 goalsCanada:Jonathan David – 3 goalsChile:Marcelo Salas & Leonel Sanchez – 4 goalsColombia:James Rodriguez – 6 goalsCongo DR:Yoane Wissa – 3 goalsCosta Rica:Ronald Gomez & Paulo Wanchope – 3 goalsCôte d’Ivoire:Wilfried Bony, Amad Diallo, Aruna Dindane, Didier Drogba, Gervinho & Nicolas Pepe – 2 goalsCroatia:Ivan Perisic – 7 goalsCuba:Hector Socorro – 3 goalsCuraçao:Livano Comenencia – 1 goalCzechia:Oldrich Nejedly – 7 goalsDenmark: Jon Dahl Tomasson – 5 goalsEast Germany:Joachim Streich – 2 goalsEcuador:Enner Valencia – 6 goalsEgypt:Mohamed Salah – 3 goalsEl Salvador:Luis Ramirez – 1 goalEngland:Harry Kane – 14 goalsFrance:Kylian Mbappe – 22 goalsGermany:Miroslav Klose – 16 goalsGhana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Bosnia and Herzegovina:Ermin Mahmic – 2 goalsBrazil:Ronaldo – 15 goalsBulgaria:Hristo Stoichkov – 6 goalsCabo Verde:Deroy Duarte, Sidny Lopes Cabral, Kevin Pina & Helio Varela – 1 goalCameroon:Roger Milla – 5 goalsCanada:Jonathan David – 3 goalsChile:Marcelo Salas & Leonel Sanchez – 4 goalsColombia:James Rodriguez – 6 goalsCongo DR:Yoane Wissa – 3 goalsCosta Rica:Ronald Gomez & Paulo Wanchope – 3 goalsCôte d’Ivoire:Wilfried Bony, Amad Diallo, Aruna Dindane, Didier Drogba, Gervinho & Nicolas Pepe – 2 goalsCroatia:Ivan Perisic – 7 goalsCuba:Hector Socorro – 3 goalsCuraçao:Livano Comenencia – 1 goalCzechia:Oldrich Nejedly – 7 goalsDenmark: Jon Dahl Tomasson – 5 goalsEast Germany:Joachim Streich – 2 goalsEcuador:Enner Valencia – 6 goalsEgypt:Mohamed Salah – 3 goalsEl Salvador:Luis Ramirez – 1 goalEngland:Harry Kane – 14 goalsFrance:Kylian Mbappe – 22 goalsGermany:Miroslav Klose – 16 goalsGhana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Brazil:Ronaldo – 15 goalsBulgaria:Hristo Stoichkov – 6 goalsCabo Verde:Deroy Duarte, Sidny Lopes Cabral, Kevin Pina & Helio Varela – 1 goalCameroon:Roger Milla – 5 goalsCanada:Jonathan David – 3 goalsChile:Marcelo Salas & Leonel Sanchez – 4 goalsColombia:James Rodriguez – 6 goalsCongo DR:Yoane Wissa – 3 goalsCosta Rica:Ronald Gomez & Paulo Wanchope – 3 goalsCôte d’Ivoire:Wilfried Bony, Amad Diallo, Aruna Dindane, Didier Drogba, Gervinho & Nicolas Pepe – 2 goalsCroatia:Ivan Perisic – 7 goalsCuba:Hector Socorro – 3 goalsCuraçao:Livano Comenencia – 1 goalCzechia:Oldrich Nejedly – 7 goalsDenmark: Jon Dahl Tomasson – 5 goalsEast Germany:Joachim Streich – 2 goalsEcuador:Enner Valencia – 6 goalsEgypt:Mohamed Salah – 3 goalsEl Salvador:Luis Ramirez – 1 goalEngland:Harry Kane – 14 goalsFrance:Kylian Mbappe – 22 goalsGermany:Miroslav Klose – 16 goalsGhana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Cabo Verde:Deroy Duarte, Sidny Lopes Cabral, Kevin Pina & Helio Varela – 1 goalCameroon:Roger Milla – 5 goalsCanada:Jonathan David – 3 goalsChile:Marcelo Salas & Leonel Sanchez – 4 goalsColombia:James Rodriguez – 6 goalsCongo DR:Yoane Wissa – 3 goalsCosta Rica:Ronald Gomez & Paulo Wanchope – 3 goalsCôte d’Ivoire:Wilfried Bony, Amad Diallo, Aruna Dindane, Didier Drogba, Gervinho & Nicolas Pepe – 2 goalsCroatia:Ivan Perisic – 7 goalsCuba:Hector Socorro – 3 goalsCuraçao:Livano Comenencia – 1 goalCzechia:Oldrich Nejedly – 7 goalsDenmark: Jon Dahl Tomasson – 5 goalsEast Germany:Joachim Streich – 2 goalsEcuador:Enner Valencia – 6 goalsEgypt:Mohamed Salah – 3 goalsEl Salvador:Luis Ramirez – 1 goalEngland:Harry Kane – 14 goalsFrance:Kylian Mbappe – 22 goalsGermany:Miroslav Klose – 16 goalsGhana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Egypt:Mohamed Salah – 3 goalsEl Salvador:Luis Ramirez – 1 goalEngland:Harry Kane – 14 goalsFrance:Kylian Mbappe – 22 goalsGermany:Miroslav Klose – 16 goalsGhana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals El Salvador:Luis Ramirez – 1 goalEngland:Harry Kane – 14 goalsFrance:Kylian Mbappe – 22 goalsGermany:Miroslav Klose – 16 goalsGhana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals England:Harry Kane – 14 goalsFrance:Kylian Mbappe – 22 goalsGermany:Miroslav Klose – 16 goalsGhana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals France:Kylian Mbappe – 22 goalsGermany:Miroslav Klose – 16 goalsGhana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Germany:Miroslav Klose – 16 goalsGhana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Ghana:Asamoah Gyan – 6 goalsGreece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Greece:Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Dimitrios Salpingidis, Andreas Samaris, Georgios Samaras & Vasileios Torosidis – 1 goalHaiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Haiti:Emmanuel Sanon – 2 goalsHonduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Honduras:Carlo Costly, Eduardo Laing & Hector Zelaya – 1 goalHungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Hungary:Sandor Kocsis – 11 goalsIceland:Alfred Finnbogason & Gylfi Sigurdsson – 1 goalIraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Iraq:Aymen Hussein & Ahmed Radhi – 1 goalIR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals IR Iran:Ramin Rezaeian – 3 goalsIsrael:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Israel:Mordechai Spiegler – 1 goalItaly:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Italy:Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri – 9 goalsJamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Jamaica:Theodore Whitmore – 2 goalsJapan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Japan:Keisuke Honda – 4 goalsJordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Jordan:Nizar Alrashdan, Mousa Altamari & Ali Olwan – 1 goalKorea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Korea DPR:Pak Seung-zin – 2 goalsArgentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi gestures after a foul on Algeria’s defender #02 Aissa Mandi during the 2026 World Cup Group J football match between Argentina and Algeria at the Kansas City Stadium in Kansas City on June 16, 2026. (Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT / AFP)Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Korea Republic:Ahn Junghwan, Son Heungmin & Park Jisung – 3 goalsRelated NewsFive records that could be broken at WAFCON 2026 in MoroccoPirlo agrees to become Italy head coach – ReportPHOTOS: Nigeria’s para powerlifting team wins Commonwealth Games medals, earns N27mKuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Kuwait:Abdulaziz Al-Balushi & Faisal Al-Dakhil – 2 goalsMexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Mexico:Javier Hernandez, Luis Hernandez & Julian Quinones – 4 goalsMorocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Morocco:Youssef En-Nesyri & Ismael Saibari – 3 goalsNetherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Netherlands:Johnny Rep – 7 goalsNew Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals New Zealand:Elijah Just – 3 goalsNigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Nigeria:Ahmed Musa – 4 goalsNorthern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Northern Ireland:Peter McParland – 5 goalsNorway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Norway:Erling Haaland – 7 goalsPanama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Panama:Felipe Baloy – 1 goalParaguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Paraguay:Nelson Cuevas – 3 goalsPeru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Peru:Teofilo Cubillas – 10 goalsPoland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Poland:Grzegorz Lato – 10 goalsPortugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Portugal:Cristiano Ronaldo – 11 goalsQatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Qatar:Hassan Alhaydos & Mohammed Muntari – 1 goalRepublic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Republic of Ireland:Robbie Keane – 3 goalsRomania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Romania:Florin Raducioiu – 3 goalsRussia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Russia:Oleg Salenko – 6 goalsSaudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Saudi Arabia:Salem Aldawsari & Sami Al-Jaber – 3 goalsScotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Scotland:Joe Jordan – 4 goalsSenegal:Ismaila Sarr – 5 goalsSerbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Serbia:Drazen Jerkovic – 4 goalsSlovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Slovakia:Robert Vittek – 4 goalsSlovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Slovenia:Milenko Acimovic, Valter Birsa, Sebastijan Cimirotic, Robert Koren & Zlatan Ljubijankic – 1 goalSouth Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals South Africa:Shaun Bartlett & Benni McCarthy – 2 goalsSpain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Spain:David Villa – 9 goalsSweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Sweden:Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson – 5 goalsSwitzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Switzerland:Sepp Huegi – 6 goalsTogo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Togo:Mohamed Kader – 1 goalTunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Tunisia:Wahbi Khazri – 3 goalsTürkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Türkiye:Suat Mamat, Ilhan Mansiz & Buhran Sargun – 3 goalsUkraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Ukraine:Andriy Shevchenko – 2 goalsUnited Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals United Arab Emirates:Jumaa Ali Thani & Khalid Ismail – 1 goalUruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Uruguay:Oscar Miguez – 8 goalsUSA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals USA:Landon Donovan – 5 goalsUzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Uzbekistan:Abbosbek Fayzullaev & Eldor Shomurodov – 1 goalWales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals Wales:Ivor Allchurch – 2 goals