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Be the trivia champion of your watch party with these unique facts about your favourite teams.

Brazil

Brazil is the most successful  FIFA World Cup™ nation, winning a record 5 times (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002). They're also the only country to participate in every FIFA World Cup™ since 1930.

Argentina

Three-time champions - FIFA World Cup 1978™, FIFA World Cup 1986™ and FIFA World Cup 2022™, Argentina's 2022 triumph was especially memorable as legendary captain Lionel Messi finally lifted the coveted trophy, solidifying his status as one of football's greatest.

United States

Despite soccer's popularity, the USA Men's National Team has yet to win a FIFA World Cup™. The USA Women's National Team has been more successful with four FIFA Women's World Cup™ titles.

Canada

Canada returned to the FIFA World Cup™ in 2022 after 36 years. Star Alphonso Davies made history, scoring their first men's FIFA World Cup™ goal with a header against Croatia.

The Netherlands

The Dutch men's national team has reached three FIFA World Cup™ finals without a win, earning them the nickname "the best team never to win the FIFA World Cup™."

Mexico

Mexico's iconic Estadio Azteca is unique: the only stadium to host two FIFA World Cup™ Finals, cementing its unparalleled place in history.

Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan's closest run to a FIFA World Cup™ debut was in 2014 qualifiers, reaching the final Asian play-off. They lost a thrilling two-legged battle against Jordan in a penalty shootout.

Japan

At the FIFA World Cup 2022™ Japan caused two major shocks, beating former champions Germany and Spain 2-1 to top their "Group of Death" and advance to the knockout stages.

Spain

Spain clinched their first FIFA World Cup™ title at the FIFA World Cup 2010™, winning with just 8 goals in 7 matches – the fewest by any champion. Their "tiki-taka" suffocated opponents with minimal scoring.

Turkey

The fastest goal ever in a FIFA World Cup™ was by Turkey's Hakan Zuker (The Bull of the Bosphorus) in 2002, scoring in 10.8 seconds against South Korea.