FIFA WORLD CUP WINNERS IN STICKERS

Inaugural FIFA World Cup was played back in 1930 in Uruguay. Host nation was the first winner, and of course, won its first WC title. Jules Rimet was FIFA president back then and came up with this idea. Over the years, the competition format has changed. From the participating teams to the competition system. 

First edition had a group stage with knockout stage. Next two editions saw only knockout stage system. The 1950 edition had a group stage where winners formed a final group stage. In some editions of the tournament we have first and second group stages. From 1986 we have a system the same as today. Group stage matches then knock-out stages.

The FIFA World Cup tournament was interrupted during the II World war.

Here you can see collages of all World cup winners. "Stickers" from 1930 to 1962 and 1970 are made like Panini did in their first ever WC album in 1970. 1974, 1978, 1982 and 1986 stickers are just like Panini's from those years. All the player pictures are found on the internet. All of these, let say, stickers are not original, just my hand work.

1930: URUGUAY (1st title)

Uruguay 4-2 Argentina (Dorado, Cea, Iriarte and Castro / Peucelle and Stabile)

1934: ITALY (1st title)

Italy 2-1 Czechoslovakia (a.e.t.) (Orsi and Schiavio / Puč)

1938: ITALY (2nd title)

Italy 4-2 Hungary (Colaussi x2 and Piola x2 / Titkos and G. Sarosi)

1950: URUGUAY (2nd title)

Winner of the final group stage

1954: WEST GERMANY (1st title)

West Germany 3-2 Hungary (Morlock and Rahn x2 / Puskas and Czibor)

1958: BRAZIL (1st title)

Brazil 5-2 Sweden (Vava x2, Pele x2 and Zagallo / Liedholm and Simonsson)

1962: BRAZIL (2st title)

Brazil 3-1 Czechoslovakia (Amarildo, Zito and Vava / Masopust)

1966: ENGLAND (1st title)

England 4-2 West Germany (a.e.t.) (Hurst x3 and Peters / Haller and Weber)

1970: BRAZIL (3rd title)

Brazil 4-1 Italy (Pele, Gerson, Jairzinho and C. Alberto / Boninsegna)

1974: WEST GERMANY (2nd title)

Netherlands 1-2 West Germany (Neeskens / Breitner and Muller)

1978: ARGENTINA (1st title)

Argentina 3-1 Netherlands (a.e.t.) (Kempes x2, Bertoni / Nanninga)

1982: ITALY (3rd title)

Italy 3-1 West Germany (Rossi, Tardelli and Altobelli / Breitner)

1986: ARGENTINA (2nd title)

Argentina 3-2 West Germany (Brown, Valdano and Burruchaga / Rummenigge and Voller)

1990: WEST GERMANY (3rd title)

West Germany 1-0 Argentina (Brehme)

1994: BRAZIL (4th title)

Brazil 0-0 Italy (a.e.t.) (3-2 PKs) (Romario, Branco and Dunga / Albertini and Evani)

1998: FRANCE (1st title)

Brazil 0-3 France (Zidane x2 and Petit)

2002: BRAZIL (5th title)

Germany 0-2 Brazil (Ronaldo x2)

2006: ITALY (4th title)

Italy 1-1 France (a.e.t.) (5-3 PKs) (Materazzi / Zidane) (Prilo, Materazzi, De Rossi, Del Piero and Grosso / Wiltord, Abidal and Sagnol)

2010: SPAIN (1st title)

Netherlands 0-1 Spain (a.e.t.) (Iniesta)

2014: GERMANY (4th title)

Germany 1-0 Argentina (a.e.t.) (Gotze)

2018: FRANCE (2nd title)

France 4-2 Croatia (Mandžukić (o.g.), Griezmann, Pogba and Mbappe / Perišić and Mandžukić)

2022: ARGENTINA (3rd title)

Argentina 3-3 France (a.e.t.) (4-2 PKs) (Messi x2 and Di Maria / Mbappe x3) (Messi, Dybala, Paredes and Montiel / Mbappe and Kolo Muani)

2026: SPAIN (2nd title)

Spain 1-0 Argentina (a.e.t.) (Torres)