Top Score World Cup Since 1930

Scored a goal in the World Cup tournament is not easy, because it became the pride of its own for a player if you score a goal in the World Cup, and more proud again if successfully become top scorer or top scorer. That's what probably felt the top score in every World Cup from time to time. The number of goals each player would depend on the extent of his team drove from round to round in the World Cup. For the majority in a single tournament, until the World Cup 2006 Just Fontaine (France) became a tersubur with 13 goal in the 1958 World Cup, followed by Sandor Kocsis (Hungary) with 11 goals in World Cup 1954 and Gerd Muller (Germany) with 10 goals at the 1970 World Cup.

Interestingly, since Gerd Muller became pemuncak top scorer with 10 goal in World Cup 1970, world cup, world cup next to the World Cup in Germany in 2006, there has not been able to penetrate the top score of 10 goals. What is the most Phenomenal Ronaldo (Brazil) who scored eight goals in the 2002 World Cup. Looking at this data, this could be very related to the facts and the assumption that football game is now not as open as the era of the past. Tactics and strategy play an increasingly diverse and increasingly stringent rules to be one factor that might have caused the fewer number of goals for a player.

Here is a List of Top Scores World Cup:

1. World Cup 1930, Place of Uruguay, Uruguay Champion, Top Score Guillermo Stabile (Argentina), Total Goals 8.
2. World Cup 1934, The Italian, Italian Champion, Top Score Edmund Conen (Germany), Oldřich Nejedlý (Czechoslovakia), Angelo Schiavio (Italy), each with 4 goals.
3. World Cup 1938, The French, Italian Champion, Top Score Leonidas (Brazil), Total Goals 8.
4. World Cup 1950, Place of Brazil, Uruguay Champion, Top Score Ademir (Brazil), Number of Goals 9.
5. World Cup 1954, The Swiss, West German Champion, Top Score Sándor Kocsis (Hungary), Total Goals 11.
6. World Cup 1958, The Swedish, Brazilian Champion, Top Score Just Fontaine (France), Total Goals 13.
7. World Cup 1962, The Chilean, Brazilian Champion, Top Score Garrincha (Brazil), Vava (Brazil), Leonel Sánchez (Chile), Drazen Jerkovic (Yugoslavia), Valentin Ivanov (Soviet Union), Florian Albert (Hungary), in each with the same number of goals that is 4.
8. World Cup 1966, The British, British Champion, Top Score Eusebio (Portugal), Total Goals 9.
9. World Cup 1970, The Mexican, Brazilian Champion, Top Score Gerd Müller (West Germany), Total Goals 10.
10. World Cup 1974, Place West Germany, West German Champion, Top Score Grzegorz Lato (Poland), Total Goals 7.
11. World Cup 1978, Place of Argentina, champions Argentina, Top Scores Mario Kempes (Argentina), Total Goals 6.
12. World Cup 1982, Place of Spanish, Italian Champion, Top Score Paolo Rossi (Italy), Total Goals 6.
13. World Cup 1986, Place of Mexico, Argentina Champion, Top Score Gary Lineker (England), Total Goals 6.
14. World Cup 1990, The Italian, West German Champion, Top Score Salvatore Schillaci (Italy), Total Goals 6.
15. World Cup 1994, The United States, Brazilian Champion, Top Score Hristo Stoitchkov (Bulgaria), Total Goals 6.
16. World Cup 1998, The French, the French Champion, Top Score Davor Suker (Croatia), Total Goals 6.
17. World Cup 2002, South Korea Places - Japan, Brazil Champion, Top Score Ronaldo (Brazil), Total Goals 8.
18. World Cup 2006, The German, Italian Champion, Top Score Miroslav Klose (Germany), Total Goals 5.
19. World Cup 2010, South Africa, Espain Champion, Top Score Thomas Mueller (Germany), David Villa (Espain), Wesley Sneijder (Nedherland) Diego Forlan (Uruguay) Total Goals 5.
20. World Cup 2014, Brazil, .........