FIFA World Cup 2026 reaches 100 goals in just 33 matches, fastest in tournament history

FIFA World Cup 2026 100 goals record fastest scoring Netherlands Cody Gakpo

The 2026 FIFA World Cup has seen 100 goals scored after only 33 matches, the quickest pace in the competition's 68‑year history. The milestone surpasses the previous records of 36 matches set in 1982 and 2014. Mexico’s Julian Quinoñez opened the tournament’s scoring on 12 June with a 2‑0 win over South Africa. The 100th goal was netted by Netherlands forward Cody Gakpo in a 5‑1 victory against Sweden, making the Dutch the eighth team ever to reach the 100‑goal mark.

The Dutch side, aided by two goals each from Brian Brobbey and Gakpo, also secured first place in Group F. The tournament features 48 national teams divided into 12 groups, with a total of 104 matches scheduled.

This rapid scoring rate highlights an unusually high‑scoring early phase of the World Cup, drawing attention from fans and analysts worldwide.

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