The fastest goals in World Cup history
Which are fastest goals in World Cup history? Scoring a goal is the sauce of football and it is that separate debates about tactics, game models, play right or wrong, in the end what matters is getting more goals than the rival to win the game. And if you mark them as soon as the match starts, well better, a psychological edge you play with. let's review The earliest goals ever scored in a World Cup until now.
The fastest goals in World Cup history
1. Hakan Sukur (Korea and Japan 2002) – 11 seconds. The Turk marked the 11 second in the World Cup in Korea and Japan in a match that his team won by 3-2. Then his career ended far from the playing fields running a bar and driving an Uber.
2. Vaclav Masek (Chile 62) – 13 seconds. During 40 years was the fastest goal in World Cup history. He scored it in a Mexico-Czechoslovakia in the appointment played in Chile in that distant 1962.
3. Ernest Lehner (Italy 34) – 25 seconds. The third fastest goal ever seen in a World Cup was for Germany's Lehner at that world of 1934 played in Italy and won by the hosts.
4. Bryan Robson (Spain 82) – 28 seconds. The World Cup in Spain 1982, the orange one, lived one of the fastest goals in the history of the World Cups when the Englishman Robson scored for France in the old San Mamés at the 28 seconds of play.
5. Clint Dempsey (Brazil 2014) – 29 seconds. The earliest fifth goal was scored by an American, Clint Dempsey in the USA-Ghana held in Brazil 2014.
