Which Brazilian player scored at least one goal in every game of the 1970 world cup?
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Jairzinho\n\nfrom wikipedia.org\n\n"Jairzinho, birth name Jair Ventura Filho, (born December 25, 1944) was a member of the Brazilian national team that won the 1970 World Cup. He is the only player to have scored in every game of a World Cup finals, a feat he achieved in 1970. However, his seven goals at those finals were not enough to win the Golden Boot, which went to West Germany's Gerd Müller, who scored a record ten goals."
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The Brazilian team won the trophy for the third time in 1970
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Gerd Muller (Germany)\n14 total goals\n10 goals in 1970 World Cup\n4 goals in 1974 World Cup
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The top goal scorer of all time for the world cup competition is Ronaldo of Brazil with 15 goals breaking Gerd Muller of Germany's =14 goals. Ronaldo scored 15 goal's now against Ghana on Tuesday the 27 June 2006,making him the top goal scorer of all time in the history of the World Cup competition.Good one BMW!!
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There Are So Many Good Goals\nLike Pele Who Scored In 1958 World Cup By Flipping The Ball Over The Defender And Scoring The Goal\n\nMaradona Also Scored The Fantastic Solo Goal In 1986 Against England By Taking The Ball In The Midfield And Getting Passed Three Players To Score A Fantastic Goal\n\nThen There Is Roberto Carlos Great Banana Kick In The 1998 World Cup\n\nThen there Is Also Bergkamp's Goal In 1998 By aking The Ball At The Side And Shooting In The Left Top Corner Leaving The Goalkeeper With No Chance To Save It \n\nAll These Are really Good Goals
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1970's Gerd Müller of West Germany he holds the record for 14 goals scored.
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if you mean the tournament it was Uruguay\nif you mean the "jules rimet" it was Brazil in 1970
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Pele won 3 world cup 1958, 1962 and 1970 for Brazil
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That World Cup was played in Chile and Brazil beat Czechoslovakia in the final, 3-1, with goals from Amarildo, Zito and Vavá. Josef Masopust scored for Czechoslovakia.\n\nBrazil set a record that year, being the World Cup winning team that used the least number of player - 12 (only used Amarildo after Pelé got injured).
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In this current World Cup it's Miroslav Klose of Germany.  The record for most goal's in a single World Cup is held by Just Fontaine of France in the 1958 World Cup with 13 goals.  And the record for most goal's in total (in more than 1 World Cup) is Ronaldo of Brazil and Gert Muller of Germany who both scored 14.
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The top scorer in a single world cup is Just Fontaine, 13 goals for Frogland in 1958.\n\n\nThe all time top scorer in world cups is Gerd Müller (West Jerryland) 14 goals in total (4 in 1970, 10 in 1974).
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pele, brazil, scored 1281 goals in his entire professional carreer
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Paolo Rossi is the only player to win 3 honours in a single tournament. he won the 1982 FIFA World Cup with ITALY, the Golden Shoe for being the top scorer of the tournament with 6 goals & the Golden Ball for the best player at the tournament.
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Jairzinho of Brasil in 1970.
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I will surely go for 1970. The team was on a mission which it accomplished. I recall that the entire forward line was "lethal". From Tostao to Pele and Jarzinho. The 1982 squad even though was the favorite for that year considering it had the likes of the great Zico, Socrates, Junior, Alemao (to mention but a few) had a poor striker in Serginho who ironically performed brilliantly at the club level before the world cup.
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Pele's 1970 team won the world cup without losing a single game and they scored tons of goals on their way, including a 4-1 thrashing of Italy in final. That team is widely considered as best ever. This brazilian team has to win the wc first to be even considered for comparison
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There are total 2 pairs who met each other two times in the world cup final.\n\nBrazil and Italy: 1970 and 1990. Brazil won the both occasions. In 1970, Pele inspired Brazil trounced Italy by 4-1. In 1994, Romario inspired Brazil was held by Italy 0-0 after 120 minutes. Then Brazil won the title by virtue of tie breaker. Remember the penalty miss by Roberto Baggio?\n\nArgentina and Germany: 1986 and 1990. In 1986, Diego Armando Marandona led Argentine to lift the title by defeating Germany by 3-2. But in 1990, Germany revenged its 1986 loss when they defeated Argentina by 1-0 by virtue of Andreas Brehme's penalty kick.