Germany still ranks first in the number of World Cups won by a single country with Men and Women titles combined. Although Spain has recently won the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, Germany has six FIFA World Cup trophies, four won by men and two won by women’s team.
Germany surpassed Brazil in the World Cup count in 2007 by defeating Brazil’s women’s team. Brazil ranks second in the World winning five World Cups in Men’s World Cup.
Germany has won the World Cup title twice in the Women’s format. The women’s team won its first World Cup in 2003 by defeating Sweden and second in 2007 by defeating Brazil.
The Current Champion, Spain, has two World Cup titles. One was won by men’s team in 2010, and one by women’s team in 2023. On Sunday, August 20, 2023, Spain defeated England by 1-0 and lifted the Women’s World Cup trophy at Australia Stadium.
Olga Carmona, the Spanish football player who also plays for Real Madrid women’s team, scored the match-winning goal in 29th minute of the game.
The English women’s failed to score an equalizer and ended up as runner ups in FIFA World Cup 2023. In term of most World Cup titles, Italy and the USA has tied for number three by winning four titles.
The Italian Men’s football team has won all four of Italy’s World Cup victories, while the US Women’s football team has won every World Cup won by the United States.
When it comes to the number of World Cup titles won by a single country across both men’s and women’s teams, Germany holds the top spot with a total of six championships. The women’s team has won two, while the men’s team has won four.
France and Uruguay have won two World Cup trophies, all won by Men’s. Argentina has three World Cup trophies. They are the current World Cup Champions, defeated France at Lusail Stadium in the FIFA Men’s World Cup final 2022.
England won the Men’s World Cup in 1996 by defeating Germany 4-2. Japan and Norway have one World Cup each won by Women’s football team of their respective countries in 2011 and 1995.
