MetallicA' said:
i dont know alot about soccer maybe henkita can fill us in but in the World Cup
is 3 goals in 8 minutes given the circumstances and the fact all 3 goals were scored by substitutes, is that some kind of record?
Guss is a Genius
I have only heard of records for the fastest consecutive goals which belongs to Germany. most goals by a substiute and quickest back to back goals by a sub would most definately go to Timmy as I hadn't heard about this record being recored as such.
Here's a few other records:-
Highest scoring: Austria 7 Switzerland 5, 26 Jun 1954
Biggest wins: Hungary 10 El Salvador 1, 1982 World Cup; Hungary 9 South Korea 0, World Cup 1954; Yugoslavia 9 Zaire 0 1974 World Cup
Biggest win in a qualifying match: Australia 31 American Samoa 0, April 11, 2001, Coffs Harbour, Australia, 2002 World Cup
Fastest goal from kickoff: 11 seconds, Hakan ?ükür ( Turkey), Turkey vs South Korea, 29 Jun 2002, 2002 World Cup.
Fastest goal by a substitute: 16 seconds, Ebbe Sand ( Denmark), Denmark vs Nigeria, 28 Jun 1998, 1998 World Cup.
Youngest player, final: Pelé ( Brazil), 17 years and 249 days, 1958 World Cup.
Youngest player, qualifying match: Souleymane Mamam ( Togo), 13 years, 310 days, Togo vs Zambia, May 6, 2001, 2002 World Cup.
Most goals scored: 14, Gerd Müller (West Germany, 1970-1974).Ronaldo only needs two to tie this
Most goals scored in one tournament: 13, Just Fontaine ( France), 1958 World Cup. He never score again in a world cup:shock: (unbeliveable)
Most goals scored in one match: 5, Oleg Salenko, Russia vs Cameroon, 1994 World Cup.
Youngest goalscorer: 17 years and 239 days, Pelé ( Brazil), Brazil vs Wales, 1958 World Cup.
Attendance At a World Cup final tournament: 174,000, Uruguay vs Brazil, 16 July 1950, Maracana Stadium, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, World Cup 1950
and some funny ones
Fastest Yellow Card: 1 minute, Sergei Gorlukovich ( Russia), Sweden vs Russia, 1994 World Cup; Giampiero Marini ( Italy), Italy vs Poland, 1982 World Cup.
Fastest Red Card: 56 seconds, José Batista ( Uruguay), Scotland vs Uruguay, 1986 World Cup