@scarlett_sThe biggest blowouts in FIFA World Cup history, ranked by goal margin. Hungary's 10,1 demolition of El Salvador in 1982 tops the list, followed by Hungary's 9,0 win over South Korea in 1954. Yugoslavia crushed Zaire 9,0 in 1974, Sweden beat Cuba 8,0 in 1938, Uruguay routed Bolivia 8,0 in 1950, and Germany hammered Saudi Arabia 8,0 in 2002. For more on Uruguay's 8,0 victory, check the link. #Football #WorldCup
Ver publicación originalFoto de @scarlett_s· Jun 18, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· Football
A German soccer player in a white jersey with black, red, and gold stripes celebrates intensely on the pitch. He has his mouth wide open in a shout, right fist raised near his shoulder, and left hand gripping his jersey collar while sweat runs down his face. The packed stadium crowd fills the background. Large white text reading "7:1" is overlaid at the bottom of the frame. The DFB crest, "DEUTSCHER FUSSBALL-BUND," and "Uniforia PRO" sleeve logo are visible on his kit.
Ronald Jr. tribute to Bartina Koeman
José Mourinho shows red cards
Real Madrid eliminated
Michael Carrick enthusiasm
Vinicius Jr next club question
Cucurella makes Odasman00 cry
Vinicius selfie with stuffed bear
2Diego Simeone post-match analysis
Perez watching the Madrid derby
Antoine Semenyo 9.3 rating
center forward challenge
Fenerbahçe star player happy
Samsunspor losing streak
Estêvão Douglas Santos Brazil Brisbane
Trabzonspor fans new idol
Switzerland red card vs Argentina
2soccer match red card debate
Trabzonspor first half goals@scarlett_sThe biggest blowouts in FIFA World Cup history, ranked by goal margin. Hungary's 10,1 demolition of El Salvador in 1982 tops the list, followed by Hungary's 9,0 win over South Korea in 1954. Yugoslavia crushed Zaire 9,0 in 1974, Sweden beat Cuba 8,0 in 1938, Uruguay routed Bolivia 8,0 in 1950, and Germany hammered Saudi Arabia 8,0 in 2002. For more on Uruguay's 8,0 victory, check the link. #Football #WorldCup
Ver publicación originalFoto de @scarlett_s· Jun 18, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· Football
A German soccer player in a white jersey with black, red, and gold stripes celebrates intensely on the pitch. He has his mouth wide open in a shout, right fist raised near his shoulder, and left hand gripping his jersey collar while sweat runs down his face. The packed stadium crowd fills the background. Large white text reading "7:1" is overlaid at the bottom of the frame. The DFB crest, "DEUTSCHER FUSSBALL-BUND," and "Uniforia PRO" sleeve logo are visible on his kit.
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