History in FIFA World Cup 2026! Fastest 100 goals milestone completed, exciting show of football

• Big record in FIFA
• Fastest to complete 100 goals
• An exciting show of football

The excitement of FIFA World Cup 2026 has engulfed the whole world. In the current tournament, almost half of the group stage matches have been completed, and the picture of the knockout stage is gradually becoming clear. Many records have been broken in FIFA World Cup 2026. In this tournament, the goals are pouring in so much that the records of the last 68 years have been broken. The current World Cup is the second fastest to 100 goals since 1954. In this tournament, the mark of 100 goals was reached in the 33rd match itself. Recorded fastest to reach 100 goals in 1954 FIFA World Cup.

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Cody Gakpo’s goal completed the century

The Netherlands faced Sweden in the 33rd match of the FIFA World Cup. In this match, Netherlands defeated Sweden 5-1. Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo created history by scoring the third goal for the Netherlands in the match. His goal became the 100th goal (century) of the tournament. Currently, the World Cup, which is being played jointly by the USA, Mexico and Canada, is averaging 3.09 goals per match. Given this pace of goals, the tournament is predicted to easily cross the magic mark of 300 goals.

When and how many matches scored 100 goals?

The record for fastest to score 100 goals is 20 matches, set in the 1954 FIFA World Cup in Switzerland. 100 goals were scored in 36 matches in Brazil FIFA World Cup in 2014. Even in the 1982 World Cup, the mark of 100 goals was reached in 36 matches. 100 goals were scored in 38 matches in the 1978 FIFA World Cup in Argentina and the 1994 FIFA World Cup in America.

Fewest matches to score 100 goals in FIFA World Cup matches

• year match
• 1954 19-20*
• 2026 33
• 1958 32-33*
• 2014 35-36*
• 1982 36
• 1978 38
• 1994 38

World Cup Day 10 Results

The Netherlands beat Sweden in the first match of Day 10. In the second match, Germany beat Ivory Coast 2-1 to book their place in the knockout stages. The match between Ecuador and Curacao ended in a goalless draw, making it extremely difficult for both teams to move forward. In the fourth match of the day, Japan beat Tunisia 4-0 to register a one-sided victory. The defeat ended Tunisia’s journey.

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