FIFA World Cup: List of World Cup Winners (Men and Women)

FIFA World Cup 2022 is going to be held in Qatar. In this article, we have included a list of FIFA World Cup for both Men and Women. Read the full article to know more.

FIFA World Cup Winners List

FIFA World Cup is an international association of football competition. It is contested by senior men’s national teams of the members of FIFA. FIFA stands for Federation Internationale de Football Association. The tournament was inaugurated in 1930 and since then it is awarded every four years. In 1942 and 1946, it was kept on hold due to the second world war. The last FIFA World Cup was held in 2018, in which Russia was the host country and France was the winner, while Croatia became the runner. The FIFA World Cup 2022 will be played in Qatar. In this article, you’ll know about the winners, runners-up, and host countries from 1991-2022 in FIFA World Cup.

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List of FIFA World Cup from 1991-2018

List of FIFA World Cup winners- Men
Year	Host Countries	Winner Countries	Host Countries
1930	Uruguay	Uruguay	Argentina
1934	Italy	Italy	Czechoslovakia
1938	France	Italy	Hungary
1950	Brazil	Uruguay	Brazil
1954	Switzerland	West Germany	Hungary
1958	Sweden	Brazil	Sweden
1962	Chile	Brazil	Czechoslovakia
1966	England	England	West Germany
1970	Mexico	Brazil	Italy
1974	West Germany	West Germany	Netherlands
1978	Argentina	Argentina	Netherlands
1982	Spain	Italy	West Germany
1986	Mexico	Argentina	West Germany
1990	Italy	West Germany	Argentina
1994	USA	Brazil	Italy
1998	France	France	Brazil
2002	South Korea/Japan	Brazil	Germany
2006	Germany	Italy	France
2010	South Africa	Spain	Netherlands
2014	Brazil	Germany	Argentina
2018	Russia	France	Croatia
2022	Qatar	–	–
List of FIFA World Cup winners- Women
Year	Host Countries	Winner Countries	Host Countries
1991	China	United States	Norway
1995	Sweden	Norway	Germany
1999	United States	United States	China
2003	United States	Germany	Sweden
2007	China	Germany	Brazil
2011	Germany	Japan	United States
2015	Canada	United States	Japan
2019	France	United States	Netherlands
2023	Australia and New Zealand	–	–