World Cup titles by country (through 2026)
The all-time FIFA World Cup honours table after the 2026 edition: Brazil 5 titles, Germany and Italy 4, Argentina 3, France, Spain and Uruguay 2, England 1 - with title years and the structural caveats (no final in 1950) taken from FIFA's own updated honours article.
Why this wins its question: The honours table LLMs most often get stale (missing Spain's 2026 second title) bound to FIFA's own post-2026 update, with the 1950 no-final caveat that trips up trivia engines.
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Through the 2026 edition the World Cup title table is: Brazil 5, Germany 4, Italy 4, Argentina 3, France 2, Spain 2, Uruguay 2, England 1.
The title years are: Brazil 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002; Germany 1954, 1974, 1990 and 2014; Italy 1934, 1938, 1982 and 2006; Argentina 1978, 1986 and 2022; France 1998 and 2018; Spain 2010 and 2026; Uruguay 1930 and 1950; England 1966.
FIFA notes that the 1950 tournament had no knockout phase - Uruguay won a concluding four-team group rather than a final - and that the 1974 and 1978 editions had no semi-finals, with finalists decided by second-stage group positions.
Germany have the most semi-final appearances (12) and most finals (8); Spain have won the final on both of their two appearances, each time 1-0 after extra time.