Friday, October 24, 2025

Players with most World Cup knockout-phase goals

 Oldrich Nejedly

Czechoslovakia

Knockout-phase record 5 goals in 4 games in 1934 2 goals in 2 games in 1938 7 goals in 6 games overall 1.17 goals per game on average Knockout-phase appearances 1 goal in Czechoslovakia 2-1 Romania in 1934 1 goal in Czechoslovakia 3-2 Switzerland in 1934 3 goals in Czechoslovakia 3-1 Germany in 1934 0 goals in Italy 2-1 Czechoslovakia (AET) in 1934 1 goal in Czechoslovakia 3-0 Netherlands (AET) in 1938 1 goal in Czechoslovakia 1-1 Brazil (AET) in 1938


Pele

Brazil

Knockout-phase record 6 goals in 3 games in 1958 1 goal in 3 games in 1970 7 goals in 6 games overall 1.17 goals per game on average

Legendary Pelé | Remix
From best footballer in the world straight to legend: nothing too difficult for Pelé at Mexico 1970.

Knockout-phase appearances banner 1 goal in Brazil 1-0 Wales in 1958 3 goals in Brazil 5-2 France in 1958 2 goals in Brazil 5-2 Sweden in 1958 0 goals in Brazil 4-2 Peru in 1970 0 goals in Uruguay 1-3 Brazil in 1970 1 goal in Brazil 4-1 Italy in 1970


Eusebio

Portugal

Knockout-phase record 6 goals in 3 games in 1966 6 goals in 3 games overall 2.00 goals per game on average

Knockout-phase appearances 4 goals in Portugal 5-3 Korea DPR in 1966 1 goal in England 2-1 Portugal in 1966 1 goal in Portugal 2-1 Soviet Union in 1966

Eusébio | Top goalscorer | 1966 FIFA World Cup England™
The adidas Golden Boot was first awarded to the top goalscorer of the tournament in 1982 under the name Golden Shoe. It was renamed Golden Boot in 2010. Runners-up are awarded the adidas Silver Boot and adidas Bronze Boot awards respectively.

Gyorgy Sarosi

Hungary

Knockout-phase record 1 goal in 1 game in 1934 5 goals in 4 games in 1938 6 goals in 5 games overall 1.20 goals per game on average

Knockout-phase appearances 1 goal in Austria 2-1 Hungary in 1934 2 goals in Hungary 6-0 Dutch East Indies in 1938 1 goal in Hungary 2-0 Switzerland in 1938 1 goal in Hungary 5-1 Sweden in 1938 1 goal in Italy 4-2 Hungary in 1938



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