The biggest losses in World Cup history: Curachao Adds to List

This match was joined by the list of the worst defeats in World Cup history, those of at least six goals.

So far, 20 such results have been recorded, while only six have occurred in the 20th century.

Curachao Germany 1-7 (2026)

Germany quickly advanced, but Curachao equated the first part with the historic goal of Livano Comencina, the first for this national in a World Cup.

However, the Germans responded quickly and marked six more times. Kai Haverstz achieved two goals, while six different players found the net.

El Salvador ) Hungary 1-10 (1982)

This remains the deepest victory in World Cup history. Hungary scored a total of 10 goals, while Laszlo Kiss entered from the reserve bank and realised het-trick within just six minutes, the record that continues to last.

South Korea huh Hungary 0-9 (1954)

The Hungarian golden generation, led by Ferenc Puscas and Sandor Kocsis, destroyed South Korea in its debut in the World Cup.

Zeri é Yugoslavia 0-9 (1974)

Yugoslavia achieved six goals in the first half. Later, theories circulated that Zaire footballers had deliberately lost the match because of disagreements with the federation and coach.

Bolivia ) Uruguay 0-8 (1950)

Uruguay, who later won the tournament, had no difficulty with Bolivia in the group phase.

Cuba ) Sweden 0-8 (1938)

After a surprise to Romania in the first round, Cuba's adventure ended with a serious loss against Sweden.

Saudi Arabia ʹ Germany 0-8 (2002)

A historic match for Miroslav Klosen, who performed the first het-trick in World Cups before becoming the best goalist in the history of the tournament.

Haiti ʹ Poland 0-7 (1974)

Despite his success in marking Italy in the World, Haiti suffered deep losses to Poland and Argentina.

South Korea ʹTurkey 0-7 (1954)

Just a few days after losing 90 to Hungary, the Koreans suffered another serious defeat.

Scotland ) Uruguay 0-7 (1954)

Scotland traveled with great ambition, but finished last in the group with no goals.

North Korea é Portugal 0-7 (2010)

After the first solid part, the North Koreans collapsed in the second half and suffered six goals. Cristiano Ronaldo only made it once.

Costa Rica Spain 0-7 (2022)

One of Spain's most convincing victories in World Cup history, though “The La Roonery” couldn't get far in the tournament.

Brazil ) Germany 1-7 (2014)

One of the most famous and shocking games in football history. Brazil was ashamed at home in the semifinals, as tears filled Belo Horizon's tributaries.

U.S.A. 1-7 Italy (1934)

Italy, the host of the tournament, completely dominated Americans in a match that continues to be mentioned in the political context of time.

Sweden í Brazil 1-7 (1950)

Ademir-led Brazil demonstrated its strength by destroying the Swedes, who still ended up in third place.

Hungary ) Soviet Union 0-6 (1986)

One of the Soviet World Cup's most impressive presentations.

Serbia and Montenegro ↓ Argentina 0-6 (2006)

Argentina gave real show. Esteban Cambiasso's goal is still considered one of the most beautiful collective shares in the history of the tournament.

Mexico ʹ Germany 0-6 (1978)

Champions in power showed their power by causing Mexico the worst defeat in World Cup history.

Peru ... Argentina 0-6 (1978)

A fight surrounded by controversy. Argentina needed victory with at least four goals of margins to pass further and won 0. Doubts of manipulation have never been tried.

Dutch East Indies (Indonesia) Hungary 0-6 (1938)

The first Asian representative in World Cup history began his adventure with a deep loss to Hungary, undergoing five goals in the first half.