1954 FIFA World Cup
Host Country: Switzerland
Dates: 16 June – 4 July, 1954
Teams: 16 Groups: 4
Champions: West Germany (1st title)
Runners-up: Hungary
Brazil
A1
- 2 Djalma Santos
- 3 Nílton Santos
- 6 Didi
Yugoslavia
A2
- 1 Vladimir Beara
- 11 Branko Zebec
France
A3
- 1 François Remetter
- 18 Raymond Kopa
Hungary
B1
Runners-Up
- 10 Ferenc Puskás
- 15 Ferenc Szojka
West Germany
B2
Champions
1st Title
- Sepp Herberger
- 1 Fritz Herkenrath
- 5 Herbert Erhardt
- 6 Horst Eckel
- 8 Karl Mai
- 10 Werner Liebrich
- 14 Bernhard Klodt
- 15 Ottmar Walter
- 16 Fritz Walter
- 18 Ulrich Biesinger
- 20 Hans Schäfer
- 22 Heinz Kwiatkowski
Czechslovakia
C3
- 4 Ladislav Novák
England
D1
- 7 Stanley Matthews
Switzerland
D2
- 2 Eugene Parlier
Italy
D3
- 19 Giampiero Boniperti
1958 FIFA World Cup
Host Country: Sweden
Dates: 8 June – 29 July, 1958
Teams: 16 Groups: 4
Champions: Brazil (1st title)
Runners-up: Sweden
West Germany
A1
- Sepp Herberger
- 2 Herbert Erhardt
- 4 Horst Eckel
- 6 Horst Szymaniak
- 7 Jürgen Kurbjuhn
- 9 Fritz Walter
- 11 Hans Schäfer
- 12 Uwe Seeler
- 13 Bernhard Klodt
- 14 Hans Cieslarczyk
- 17 Karl-Heinz Schnellinger
- 18 Rudi Hoffmann
- 21 Günter Sawitzki
- 22 Heinz Kwiatkowski
Yugoslavia
A2
- 1 Vladimir Beara
- 6 Branko Zebec
Czechslovakia
A3
- 4 Ladislav Novák
- 5 Josef Masopust
France
B1
Third-Place
- 3 François Remetter
- 17 Just Fontaine
- 18 Raymond Kopa
Sweden
C1
Runners-Up
- 14 Bengt Gustavsson
Hungary
C3
- 14 Ferenc Szojka
Brazil
D1
Champions
1st Title
- 2 Hilderaldo Bellini
- 4 Djalma Santos
- 6 Didi
- 7 Mário Zagallo
- 10 Pelé
- 12 Nílton Santos
- 14 De Sordi
- 18 José Altafini
- 19 Zito
- 19 Vavá
- 22 José Macia Pepe
Soviet Union
D2
- 1 Lev Yashin
England
D3
- 8 Bobby Robson
- 20 Bobby Charlton
Austria
D4
- 11 Helmut Senekowitsch
- 14 Hans Buzek
1962 FIFA World Cup
Host Country: Chile
Dates: 30 May – 17 June, 1962
Teams: 16 Groups: 4
Champions: Brazil (2nd title)
Runners-up: Czechslovakia
Soviet Union
A1
- 1 Lev Yashin
Yugoslavia
A2
- 18 Vladica Kovačević
West Germany
B1
- Sepp Herberger
- 1 Hans Tilkowski
- 2 Herbert Erhardt
- 3 Karl-Heinz Schnellinger
- 4 Willi Schulz
- 5 Leo Wilden
- 6 Horst Szymaniak
- 7 Willi Koslowski
- 8 Helmut Haller
- 9 Uwe Seeler
- 10 Albert Brülls
- 11 Hans Schäfer
- 12 Hans Nowak
- 13 Jürgen Kurbjuhn
- 17 Engelbert Kraus
- 21 Günter Sawitzki
- 22 Wolfgang Fahrian
Italy
B3
- 6 Giovanni Trapattoni
- 9 José Altafini
- 10 Omar Sívori
- 13 Enrico Albertosi
- 14 Gianni Rivera
Brazil
C1
Champions
2nd Titles
- 2 Djalma Santos
- 4 Zito
- 6 Nílton Santos
- 8 Didi
- 9 Coutinho
- 10 Pelé
- 11 José Macia Pepe
- 13 Hilderaldo Bellini
- 17 Mengálvio
- 19 Vavá
- 21 Mário Zagallo
Czechslovakia
C2
Runners-Up
- 2 Ladislav Novák
- 6 Josef Masopust
Spain
C4
- 6 Alfredo Di Stéfano
- 13 Pachín
- 14 Ferenc Puskás
- 21 Luis Suárez
Hungary
D1
- 9 Flórián Albert
England
D2
- 2 Jimmy Armfield
- 3 Ray Wilson
- 4 Bobby Robson
- 7 John Connelly
- 8 Jimmy Greaves
- 11 Bobby Charlton
- 16 Bobby Moore
- 18 Roger Hunt
- 19 Alan Peacock
Argentina
D3
- 3 Silvio Marzolini
1966 FIFA World Cup
Host Country: England
Dates: 11 June – 30 June, 1966
Teams: 16 Groups: 4
Champions: England (1st title)
Runners-up: West Germany
England
A1
Champions
1st Title
- 1 Gordon Banks
- 2 George Cohen
- 3 Ray Wilson
- 5 Jack Charlton
- 6 Bobby Moore
- 8 Jimmy Greaves
- 9 Bobby Charlton
- 10 Geoff Hurst
- 11 John Connelly
- 13 Peter Bonetti
- 14 Jimmy Armfield
- 16 Martin Peters
- 18 Roger Hunt
France
A4
- 21 Georges Carnus
West Germany
B1
Runners-Up
- Helmut Schön
- 1 Hans Tilkowski
- 2 Horst-Dieter Höttges
- 3 Karl-Heinz Schnellinger
- 4 Franz Beckenbauer
- 5 Willi Schulz
- 6 Wolfgang Weber
- 7 Albert Brülls
- 8 Helmut Haller
- 9 Uwe Seeler
- 10 Sigfried Held
- 11 Lothar Emmerich
- 12 Wolfgang Overath
- 13 Heinz Hornig
- 14 Friedel Lutz
- 15 Bernd Patzke
- 16 Max Lorenz
- 18 Klaus-Dieter Sieloff
- 19 Werner Krämer
- 20 Jürgen Grabowski
- 21 Günter Bernard
- 22 Sepp Maier
Argentina
B2
- 7 Silvio Marzolini
Spain
B3
- 8 Amancio
- 10 Luis Suárez
Portugal
C1
- 13 Eusébio
Hungary
C2
- 9 Flórián Albert
Brazil
C3
- 2 Djalma Santos
- 4 Hilderaldo Bellini
- 10 Pelé
- 11 Gérson
- 15 Zito
- 17 Jairzinho
- 22 Edu
Soviet Union
D1
- 1 Lev Yashin
Italy
D3
- 1 Enrico Albertosi
- 5 Tarcisio Burgnich
- 6 Giacinto Facchetti
- 13 Giovanni Lodetti
- 14 Sandro Mazzola
- 19 Gianni Rivera
Chile
D4
- 7 Elías Figueroa
1970 FIFA World Cup
Host Country: Mexico
Dates: 31 May – 21 June, 1970
Teams: 16 Groups: 4
Champions: Brazil (3rd title)
Runners-up: Italy
Soviet Union
A2
- 13 Lev Yashin
Belgium
A3
- 10 Paul Van Himst
Italy
B1
Runners-Up
- 1 Enrico Albertosi
- 2 Tarcisio Burgnich
- 3 Giacinto Facchetti
- 11 Gigi Riva
- 12 Dino Zoff
- 14 Gianni Rivera
- 15 Sandro Mazzola
- 16 Giancarlo De Sisti
- 20 Roberto Boninsegna
Brazil
C1
Champions
3rd Title
- Mário Zagallo
- 1 Félix
- 3 Wilson Piazza
- 4 Carlos Alberto
- 5 Clodoaldo
- 7 Jairzinho
- 7 Jairzinho
- 8 Gérson
- 10 Pelé
- 11 Rivellino
- 13 Roberto Miranda
- 22 Edu
- 20 Dadá Maravilha
- 21 Zé Maria
England
C2
- 1 Gordon Banks
- 6 Bobby Moore
- 9 Bobby Charlton
- 10 Geoff Hurst
- 11 Martin Peters
- 12 Peter Bonetti
- 17 Jack Charlton
Sweden
C3
- 7 Bo Larsson
West Germany
D1
Third-Place
- Helmut Schön
- 1 Sepp Maier
- 2 Horst-Dieter Höttges
- 3 Karl-Heinz Schnellinger
- 4 Franz Beckenbauer
- 5 Willi Schulz
- 6 Wolfgang Weber
- 7 Berti Vogts
- 8 Helmut Haller
- 9 Uwe Seeler
- 10 Sigfried Held
- 11 Klaus Fichtel
- 12 Wolfgang Overath
- 13 Gerd Müller
- 14 Reinhard Libuda
- 15 Bernd Patzke
- 16 Max Lorenz
- 17 Hannes Löhr
- 19 Peter Dietrich
- 20 Jürgen Grabowski
- 21 Manfred Manglitz
- 22 Horst Wolter