brazil scored the most goal in world cup.
who score the most goal in world cup?
brazil
klose scored his record-equalling 15th world cup goal to help germany to a 2–2 draw against ghana on 21 june 2014, after entering the game as a 69th minute substitute for mario götze (who had scored germany's first goal) with his team trailing 2–1. this tied him with the brazilian player ronaldo. with this goal, klose became the third player in history to score in four different world cups. on 8 july, klose scored a record 16th world cup goal in the 23rd minute against brazil in the semi-finals, his second goal of the 2014 world cup. that goal gave germany a 2–0 lead, "en route" to a 7–1 win over brazil, and klose surpassed ronaldo's previous record of 15 world cup goals. klose set another record by becoming the first player to appear in four consecutive world cup semi-finals. klose started in the world cup final against argentina, playing until the 88th minute when he was substituted for mario götze. götze would score the 113th-minute goal which held up as the winning goal in germany's 1–0 victory over argentina, earning germany's fourth world cup title overall and first as a reunited country. klose announced his retirement from international football one month after the world cup final.
miroslav klose
el salvador were the first central american team to qualify for a fifa world cup, in 1970, and the first central american team to qualify twice which they achieved with entry into the 1982 world cup. they were the first central american team to ever score a goal in a fifa world cup on june 15, 1982. they were the first central american country to qualify their football team to the olympic games (mexico 1968). they were the first central american team to sign up for a world cup qualifier (france 1938). they were the first central american team to be champions of the central american and caribbean games (mexico 1954). they were also the first central american team to organize the central american and caribbean games (1935) and the first ever concacaf championship (1963). el salvador were also the first central american team to beat mexico in mexico city; by a score of 3–2 at the 1954 central american and caribbean games. scorers of that game are as follows: mario montoya 16' (0–1), antonio jasso 27' (1–1), mario montoya 36' (1–2), ricardo valencia 37' (1–3), rafael gutierrez 64' (2–3). the 1st goal in a world cup qualifier was scored by joel estada on 12 december 1968 against dutch guiana. the 50th goal in a world cup qualifier was scored by ever hernández in a 1–0 victory—on 2 december 1981—against mexico. the 100th goal in a world cup qualifier was scored by jorge "mágico" gonzález on 2 may 1993 against canada. the 150th goal in a world cup qualifier was scored by víctor velásquez in a 2–1 victory—on 13 june 2004—against bermuda. the 200th goal in a world cup qualifier was scored by defender xavier garcía in a 4–1 victory—on 6 september 2011—against the cayman islands.
el salvador national football team