#world-cup-history
"world-cup-history" 태그의 2026 FIFA 월드컵 기사 8개 — 최신 뉴스, 분석 및 심층 보도.
월드컵 역사The Curse of First Place: France Tops the FIFA Ranking, and What History Says About It
The final official FIFA ranking before the 2026 World Cup (April 1, 2026) places France at the top, ahead of Spain and Argentina. Key points: (1) No team ranked world number one has ever won the Wo...
월드컵 역사Praia, 13 October 2025: The afternoon a country of 525,000 stopped working at three o'clock, filled an 8,000-seat stadium, and won the first World Cup ticket in its history
There are countries that qualify for a World Cup and the next day goes on as normal.
월드컵 역사Venezuela's Heartbreak: No World Cup, Again
Some matches get lost and forgotten. Some get lost and move into a country for good.
월드컵 역사Bern, 4 July 1954: On a New Pair of Boots, an 8-3 Foreshadowing, an Offside That Probably Wasn't, and 80 Million People Weeping for Their Country Over the Radio
If a single football match could prove that football is never just football, this is the one.
월드컵 역사Berlin 2006: Zidane's Final, Headbutt, and Fall
The 2006 World Cup final in Berlin — Zidane headbutted Materazzi, France lost to Italy on penalties, and a legend walked away in disgrace.
월드컵 역사June 22, 1986, Mexico, 15:06: Maradona rewrote the World Cup in 4 minutes, a feat unmatched 40 years later.
June 22, 1986, Mexico City, Azteca Stadium. Afternoon, temperature 26°C, altitude 2200 meters.
![[World Cup History] 1994 USA World Cup: The 3.5 Million Attendance Record About to Be Broken in 2026](/images/news/1994-usa-attendance-record.webp)
월드컵 역사[World Cup History] 1994 USA World Cup: The 3.5 Million Attendance Record About to Be Broken in 2026
Whenever anyone talks about the highest number of live spectators in World Cup history, the answer has remained unchanged for 32 years—the 1994 USA World Cup, with a total attendance of 3,587,538, averaging 68,991 per match. This figure still holds the highest total attendance record for a FIFA World Cup.
![[World Cup History] 2010 South Africa World Cup: Vuvuzelas, Tiki-Taka, and That African Summer](/images/news/2010-south-africa-retrospective.webp)
월드컵 역사[World Cup History] 2010 South Africa World Cup: Vuvuzelas, Tiki-Taka, and That African Summer
On June 11, 2010, at Soccer City Stadium outside Soweto, South African goalkeeper Kasuma and tens of thousands of fans listened to one sound—not a whistle, nor cheers, but the continuous, incessant buzzing of the vuvuzela. This marked the first time in FIFA World Cup history that it was held on the African continent.