1. Which country has scored the maximum goals in FIFA Football World Cup?
Explanation: Brazil has scored 237 world cup goals from 114 matches. Germany is in second place with 232 goals from 112 matches
Report for correction2. Which country has won the FIFA world cup maximum number of times?
Explanation: Brazil has won the FIFA world cup 5 times.
Report for correction3. Which country won the inaugural FIFA World Cup tournament?
Explanation: Uruguay won the inaugural FIFA World Cup tournament in 1930. They hosted the event and defeated Argentina 4-2 in the final to become the first World Cup champions.
Report for correction4. Which asian country qualified for the semi finals of a FIFA world cup for the first time?
Explanation: South Korea became the first asian country to qualify for the semifinal of a world cup in 2002.
Report for correction5. Who holds the record for the most goals scored in FIFA World Cup history?
Explanation: Miroslav Klose of Germany holds the record for the most goals scored in FIFA World Cup history with 16 goals from 24 matches.
Report for correction6. Who has played the maximum number of FIFA world cup matches?
Explanation: Lionel Messi of Argentina has played 26 FIFA world cup matches.
Report for correction7. Who is the only player who has scored at least one goal in 5 different FIFA world cups?
Explanation: Cristiano Ronaldo is the first and only player to score in five tournaments
Report for correction8. Who is the oldest goalscorer in a FIFA World Cup final?
Explanation: Nils Liedholm, a Swedish footballer, became the oldest player to score in a FIFA World Cup final at the age of 35 years and 263 days
Report for correction9. Which player has won the FIFA world cup for the maximum number of times?
Explanation: The brazil player Pele has won the FIFA world cup for 3 times.
Report for correction10. Who is the youngest goalscorer in a FIFA World Cup final?
Explanation: Pele is the youngest goalscorer in a FIFA World Cup final. He achieved this remarkable feat at the age of 17 years and 249 days during the 1958 World Cup final in Sweden.
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