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What was the best goal of the World Cup? The list of great goals that won the award

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The Brazilian’s bike against Serbia

The Best goal award of the World Cup is decided by public vote via the official FIFA website and delivered by Germany 2006.

The four winning goals before Qatar were always converted to decisive cases: three round of 16 matches and one for third place. The curious thing is that the four goals were always about selected from Rio de la Plata, Argentina and Uruguay (one for and one against).

The first three winners were South American players (Maxi Rodríguez, Diego Forlan and James Rodríguez), while the Frenchman Benjamin Pavard won in Russia.

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What was Qatar’s best goal in 2022?

The FIFA open the voting for the choice of the best goal Qatar 2022 which was completed last Thursday, December 22, with the result that his beautiful bike was declared the winner richarlison against Serbia.

Carioca’s brace was the second of the personal double he just signed on his World Cup debut against the Europeans, for whom the the first Brazilian to win the award, and in turn the fourth South American in history.

The striker’s goal was up against nine other finalists, who were:

  • Salem Al-Dawsari (Saudi Arabia) vs. Argentina
  • Cody Gakpo (Netherlands) vs. Ecuador
  • Enzo Fernandez (Argentina) vs. Mexico
  • Vincent Aboubakar (Cameroon) vs. Serbian
  • Luis Chavez (Mexico) vs. Saudi Arabia
  • Kylian Mbappe (France) vs. Poland
  • Richarlison (Brazil) vs. South Korea
  • Paik Seung-Ho (South Korea) vs. Brazil
  • Neymar Jr (Brazil) vs. Croatia

Germany’s best goal of 2006: Maxi Rodriguez against Mexico

South Africa’s best goal of 2010: Diego Forlan in Germany

Brazil’s best goal of 2014: James Rodriguez v Uruguay

Best goal of Russia 2018: Benjamin Pavard in Argentina

All the winners of the Best Goal of the World Cup award

world best goal Selection Opponent Example
Germany 2006 Maxi Rodriguez Argentina Mexico round 16
South Africa 2010 Diego Forlan Uruguay Germany Third Place
Brazil 2014 James Rodriguez Colombia Uruguay round 16
Russia 2018 Benjamin Pavard France Argentina round 16
Qatar 2022 richarlison Brazil Serbian Group stage

Source: Sporting News

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