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Most international caps

Which national teams have the most matches in our data?

Of 370 landslag

Most international caps
1	Sweden	1 111 landskamper	1908–2026
2	England	1 102 landskamper	1872–2026
3	Argentina	1 071 landskamper	1902–2026
4	Brazil	1 067 landskamper	1914–2026
5	Germany	1 042 landskamper	1908–2026
6	South Korea	1 018 landskamper	1949–2026
7	Mexico	1 012 landskamper	1923–2026
8		1 010 landskamper	1902–2026
9		971 landskamper	1902–2026
10	France	947 landskamper	1904–2026

Highest win rate

Vem vinner oftast?

Of 243 national teams with at least 50 internationals

Highest win rate
1	Jersey	65,1 %	153 wins in 235 internationals
2	Brazil	63,4 %	677 wins in 1 067 internationals
3	Guernsey	60,4 %	145 wins in 240 internationals
4	Isle of Man	60,3 %	35 wins in 58 internationals
5	Basque Country	60,0 %	39 wins in 65 internationals
6	Spain	59,5 %	476 wins in 800 internationals
7	Germany	58,0 %	604 wins in 1 042 internationals
8	Congo-Kinshasa	57,9 %	33 wins in 57 internationals
9	England	57,5 %	634 wins in 1 102 internationals
10	Iran	56,7 %	353 wins in 623 internationals

Most goals per game

Which national teams score the most?

Of 243 national teams with at least 50 internationals

Most goals per game
1	Isle of Man	3,21 goals per game	186 goals in 58 internationals
2	Jersey	2,74 goals per game	645 goals in 235 internationals
3	Tahiti	2,71 goals per game	657 goals in 242 internationals
4	New Caledonia	2,61 goals per game	700 goals in 268 internationals
5	Guernsey	2,57 goals per game	616 goals in 240 internationals
6	Basque Country	2,54 goals per game	165 goals in 65 internationals
7	Malaya	2,45 goals per game	162 goals in 66 internationals
8	Congo-Kinshasa	2,37 goals per game	135 goals in 57 internationals
9	Dutch Guyana	2,35 goals per game	359 goals in 153 internationals
10	Germany	2,25 goals per game	2 340 goals in 1 042 internationals

Best goal difference

Who has the greatest advantage?

Of 243 national teams with at least 50 internationals

Best goal difference
1	Brazil	+1 360	2 324–964 over 1 067 internationals
2	England	+1 359	2 415–1 056 over 1 102 internationals
3	Germany	+1 130	2 340–1 210 over 1 042 internationals
4	Argentina	+966	2 041–1 075 over 1 071 internationals
5	Spain	+928	1 638–710 over 800 internationals
6	South Korea	+886	1 808–922 over 1 018 internationals
7	Netherlands	+771	1 860–1 089 over 888 internationals
8	Sweden	+756	2 191–1 435 over 1 111 internationals
9	Mexico	+713	1 777–1 064 over 1 012 internationals
10		+692	1 577–885 over 901 internationals

Most opponents

Who has faced the most different national teams?

Of 370 landslag

Most opponents
1	South Korea	131 opponents	over 1 018 internationals
2	Saudi Arabia	130 opponents	over 752 internationals
3	China PR	128 opponents	over 711 internationals
4	Iran	128 opponents	over 623 internationals
5	Japan	122 opponents	over 800 internationals
6		120 opponents	over 726 internationals
7	Tunisia	120 opponents	over 700 internationals
8	Cameroon	119 opponents	over 644 internationals
9	Morocco	117 opponents	over 663 internationals
10	Algeria	114 opponents	over 641 internationals

Longest history

Whose internationals span the most years?

Of 370 landslag

Longest history
1	England	154 years	1872–2026 · 1 102 landskamper
2	Scotland	154 years	1872–2026 · 858 landskamper
3	Wales	150 years	1876–2026 · 730 landskamper
4	Republic of Ireland	144 years	1882–2026 · 773 landskamper
5	Canada	141 years	1885–2026 · 479 landskamper
6	United States	141 years	1885–2026 · 801 landskamper
7	Argentina	124 years	1902–2026 · 1 071 landskamper
8	Austria	124 years	1902–2026 · 868 landskamper
9		124 years	1902–2026 · 1 010 landskamper
10		124 years	1902–2026 · 971 landskamper

Biggest winning margins

Which international matches were the most one-sided?

Biggest winning margins
1	Australia 31–0 American Samoa	11 April 2001	World Cup Qualifying
2	Tahiti 30–0 Cook Islands	13 September 1971	South Pacific Games
3	Fiji 24–0 Kiribati	30 August 1979	South Pacific Games
4	Australia 22–0 Tonga	9 April 2001	World Cup Qualifying
5	Provence 22–0 Tibet	24 June 2013	International Tournament of Peoples, Cultures and Tribes
6	Libya 21–0 Oman	3 April 1966	Arab Cup
7	Guam 0–21 North Korea	11 March 2005	EAFF Championship
8	Quebec 21–0 Tibet	23 June 2013	International Tournament of Peoples, Cultures and Tribes
9	American Samoa 0–20 Papua New Guinea	15 December 1987	South Pacific Games
10	Kuwait 20–0 Bhutan	14 February 2000	Asian Cup Qualifying

Highest-scoring internationals

Where were the most goals scored?

Highest-scoring internationals
1	Australia 31–0 American Samoa	11 April 2001	World Cup Qualifying
2	Tahiti 30–0 Cook Islands	13 September 1971	South Pacific Games
3	Fiji 24–0 Kiribati	30 August 1979	South Pacific Games
4	Australia 22–0 Tonga	9 April 2001	World Cup Qualifying
5	Sápmi 21–1 Monaco	24 November 2006	Viva World Cup
6	Provence 22–0 Tibet	24 June 2013	International Tournament of Peoples, Cultures and Tribes
7	Libya 21–0 Oman	3 April 1966	Arab Cup
8	Kazakhstan 20–1 Guam	13 May 1997	East Asian Games
9	Guam 0–21 North Korea	11 March 2005	EAFF Championship
10	Quebec 21–0 Tibet	23 June 2013	International Tournament of Peoples, Cultures and Tribes

Most international goals

Who has scored the most goals for their country?

Of the goals with known scorers

Most international goals
1	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	131 goals	84 matches with goals · 2004–2026
2	L. Messi	Argentina	98 goals	68 matches with goals · 2006–2026
3	H. Kane	England	89 goals	65 matches with goals · 2015–2026
4	R. Lukaku	Belgium	82 goals	54 matches with goals · 2013–2026
5	R. Lewandowski	Poland	77 goals	51 matches with goals · 2008–2026
6	Kylian Mbappé	France	66 goals	47 matches with goals · 2017–2026
7	E. Haaland	Norway	65 goals	38 matches with goals · 2020–2026
8	A. Mitrović	Serbia	61 goals	41 matches with goals · 2013–2026
9	E. Džeko	Bosnia-Herzegovina	60 goals	47 matches with goals · 2007–2026
10	Almoez Ali	Qatar	57 goals	38 matches with goals · 2017–2026
11	Ali Mabkhout	United Arab Emirates	55 goals	35 matches with goals · 2015–2023
12	M. Taremi	Iran	55 goals	39 matches with goals · 2015–2026
13	M. Depay	Netherlands	54 goals	40 matches with goals · 2014–2025
14	Son Heung-Min	South Korea	54 goals	44 matches with goals · 2011–2026
15	L. Suárez		53 goals	42 matches with goals · 2007–2024
16	S. Azmoun	Iran	50 goals	39 matches with goals · 2015–2025
17	Ali Daei	Iran	49 goals	34 matches with goals · 1993–2005
18	Miroslav Klose	Germany	49 goals	35 matches with goals · 2001–2014
19	S. Mané	Senegal	48 goals	39 matches with goals · 2012–2026
20	Z. Ibrahimović	Sweden	48 goals	33 matches with goals · 2001–2015