Netherlands Hits 100 Goals at World Cups: Which Other Teams Have Done This?

The Netherlands national football team has made history by becoming the eighth national team to score over 100 goals in FIFA World Cup history. This milestone was reached after striker Brian Brobbey netted his second goal during the match against Sweden, which ended with a decisive score of 5-1.

With this achievement, the Netherlands joins an elite group of nations that have surpassed the 100-goal mark in World Cup tournaments. The other seven teams in this exclusive club are Brazil, Germany, Argentina, Italy, France, Spain, and England.

As of now, the ranking of the highest-scoring national teams in World Cup history is as follows:

1. Brazil — 241 goals.
2. Germany — 232.
3. Argentina — 152.
4. Italy — 128.
5. France — 127.
6. Spain — 110.
7. England — 108.
8. Netherlands — 103.