Which nation has won the most World Cups?

In the 96-year history of the men's Fifa World Cup, just eight nations have won the tournament. Of those eight, six have done it multiple times.

Brazil hold the record for most World Cup wins with five, emerging victorious in 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002.

Germany and Italy are the next most successful nations with four trophies each. Three of Germany's wins were as West Germany, prior to the national teams of West and East Germany merging after the 1990 World Cup.

Defending champions Argentina have three World Cups to their name, while France and Uruguay have two tournament wins each.

England and Spain are the only winners that are one-time champions.

The full list of World Cup winners by year is as follows:

• 1930 - Uruguay

• 1934 - Italy

• 1938 - Italy

• 1950 - Uruguay

• 1954 - West Germany

• 1958 - Brazil

• 1962 - Brazil

• 1966 - England

• 1970 - Brazil

• 1974 - West Germany

• 1978 - Argentina

• 1982 - Italy

• 1986 - Argentina

• 1990 - West Germany

• 1994 - Brazil

• 1998 - France

• 2002 - Brazil

• 2006 - Italy

• 2010 - Spain

• 2014 - Germany

• 2018 - France

• 2022 - Argentina