World Record and Statistics

Update for 2024 Euro

The All-Time World Record and Statistics is considered only official/professional and first-level matches only.
If the status of ranking is equal, standard of competition shall determine ranking.
Football league is required at least 40 percent of total games played to qualify in counting title.
Player & Manager : Total number trophies between two roles must not different below 40 percent.
       
Individual Trophy Record
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 The Most Team Decorated Footballers of All-Time

Point of Trophy
Domestic League (DL) : 1 Point
Domestic Cup (DC) : 0.25 Point
International Club (IC) : (UCL) 2 Point, (EC/60s - 70s CL/1.5 point, 
                                         (Pre1995 UC) : 0.5 Point, CWC with Super Cup 0.5 Point
Intercontinental Cup (ICC)/World Club Cup : Pre UCL/0.5 point, Post UCL 0.25 point
Continental NT Cup (CC) : 2-3 Point
World Cup (WC) : 5 Point 

 Remark* Rio-Sao Paulo Tournament and Taca Brasil are both given 1 point.
Note : Players are required to play at least 30 percent of each competition to receive point.

Rank

Name

DL

DC

CC

WC

CC

WC

DL

ITC

ICT

Total

1

Iniesta

9

6

4

3

2

1

13.5

8.75

11

33.25

2

Messi

10

5

4

3

2

1

13.8

8.75

9

31.50

3

Xavi

8

3

4

3

2

1

10.3

8.75

11

30.00

4

Kroos

7

4

6

6

0

1

10

13.5

5

28.50

5

S. Ramos

5

2

4

4

2

1

6.5

9

11

26.50

6

Di Stefano

13

2

5

1

1

-

14.5

8

2

24.50

7

C.Ronaldo

7

4

5

4

1

-

10

11

3

24.00

8

Pele

4

6

2

2

-

2

8.5

4

11.5

24.00

9

Casillas

5

1

3

2

2

1

5.75

6.5

11

23.25

10

Gilmar

5

5

2

2

-

2

8.75

4

10

22.75

The Most NT Decorated Footballers of All-Time 

 1. Jose Nasazzi (WC1-2OG-4SC) 
     Hector Scarone  (WC1-2OG-4SC) 

 The Most Club Decorated Footballers of All-Time 
*Scoring Criteria : League 1, Cup 0.25, EC 1.5, UCL 2

 1. Francisco Gento : Score 21.5 : (DL12-DC2-EC6)
2. Alfredo Di Stefano : Score 20 (DL12-DC2-EC5) 
3. Andres Iniesta : Score 18.5 (DL9-DC6-UCL4)
4. Cristiano Ronaldo : Score 18 (DL7-DC4-UCL5)
5. Paolo Maldini : Score 17.25 (DL7-DC1-UCL5)
    

The Most Int.Club Decorated Footballers of All-Time

1.  Francisco Gento (6EC, 1 WC)
2. Toni Kroos (5UCL, 5WC)
3. Cristiano Ronaldo (5UCL, 4WC)
4. Luka Modric (5UCL, 4 WC)
5. Karim Benzema (5UCL, 4 WC)
6.  Paolo Maldini (5 UCL, 3 WC)
7.  Francisco Sa (6 CL, 2 WC)

The Most Domestic Decorated Footballers of All-Time

1.  Roar Strand (League 16, Cup 5)
2.  Eusebio (League 13, Cup 5)
3, Ryan Giggs (League 13, Cup 4)
4. Sandy Archibald (League 13, Cup 4)
5.  Hossam Hassan (League 13, Cup 4)
6. Imre Schlosser (League 13, Cup 2)
7. Alex Mcnair (League 12, Cup 6)
8.  Davie Meiklejohn (League 12, Cup 5)
9. Manol Manolov (League 12, Cup 5)
10.  Ibrahim Hassan (League 12, Cup 5)
11. Predarg Dordevic (League 12, Cup 5)
12. Jiri Novotny (League 12, Cup 3)
13. Alfredo Di Stefano (League 12, Cup 2)
14. Francisco Gento (League 12, Cup 2)
15.  Nene (League 11, Cup 8)
16.  Bobby Lennox (League 11, Cup 8)


The Most Domestic Decorated Managers of All-Time

1. Bill Sturth (League 18, Cup 10)
2. Willie Maley (League 16, Cup 14)
3. Sir Alex Ferguson (League 16, Cup 9)
4. Nils Arne Eggen (League 15, Cup 6)
The Most Club Decorated Managers of All-Time

1. Sir Alex Ferguson (League 16, Cup 9, UCL 2)
2. Giovanni Trapattoni (League 10, Cup 3, EC 1, UC 3, CWC 1)

The Most Domestic Decorated Players & Managers of All-Time

1. Luis Cubilla (League : Player 9, Manager 9)
2. Eric Gerets (League : Player 8, Manager 7, Cup : Player 4, Manager 2)

The Most Int. Club Decorated Players & Managers of All-Time

1. Carlo Ancelotti (EC : Player 2, Manager 3)

The Most Club Decorated Players & Managers of All-Time

1. Luis Cubilla (League : Player 9, Manager 9, Int.Club (CL) : Player 3, Manager 2)
2. Ernest Happel (League : Player 6, Manager 8, Cup : Player 1,Manager 5, 
    Int.Club : Player 1 (ZTP), Manager : EC 2 
Individual Scoring Record
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The Most Prolific Scorers of All-Time (Overall)
(All professional divisions or regional are included, the youth and U-23 national team is excluded)
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1) Cristiano Ronaldo : 911 Goals
2) Lionel Messi : 877 Goals
3)  Josef Bican : 805 Goals
4) Romario : 772 Goals
5)  Pele : 762 Goals
6)  Ferenc Puskas : 746 Goals
7)  Gerd Muller : 734 Goals
8) Robert Lewandowski : 663 Goals
9)  Ferenc Deak : 576 Goals
10)  Uwe Seeler : 575 Goals
11) Tulio : 575 Goals
12) Zlaton Ibrahimovic : 573 Goals

All-Time Most Consecutive Games Goalscorer (Domestic League)
1) Lionel Messi : 21 games with Barcelona in La Liga (2012 - 2013)
2) Robert Lewandowski : 19 Games with Bayern in Bundesliga (2021 - 2022)
3) Gerd Muller : 16 games with Bayern Munich in Bundesliga (1969 - 1970)
4) Teodo Peterek : 16 games with Ruch Chorzow in Polish League (1937 – 1938)
5) Stan Mortsensen : 15 Games with Blackpool in English Top Division (1950 - 1951)
6) Jaime Riveros : 15 games with Santiago Wanderers in Chilean League (2004)
7) Juan Pedro Young : 15 games with Penarol in Uruguayan League (1933)
8) Fin Dossing: 15 games with Dundee Utd in Scottish League (1964 - 1965)
9) Pele : 13 games with Santos in Campeonato Paulista (1960 - 1961)
10) Ference Puskas : 13 games with Budapest Honved in Hungarian League (1949)
11) Serge Masnaghetti : 13 Games with Valenciennes in French Ligue (1962 - 1963)
12) Peter Dubovsky : 13 games with Slovan Bratislava (1991 – 1992)
13) Robert Lewandowski : 12 Games with Dortmund in Bundesliga (2012- 2013)
14) Dixie Dean : 12 games with Everton in English Top Division (1928)
15) Valeriano Lopez : 12 games with Deportivo Cali (1949)


All-Time Most Consecutive Games Goalscorer (International)

1) Milan Galic : 10 games in 1960
2) Puskas : 9 games in 1949 - 1950
3) Kocsis : 9 games in 1951 - 1952
4) Tinsley Lindley : 9 games in 1886 - 1888
5) Just Fontaine : 8 games in 1958
6) Gunnar Nordahl : 8 games in 1946 - 1947
7) Jairzinho : 8 games in 1970
8) Noud Van Melis : 8 games in 1950 - 1952
9) Stephan Dobay : 8 games in 1933 - 1934

All-Time Most Top Scorers (Overall)

Point of Trophy
National League (NL) : 1 Point
International Club : (EC, CL) 1.5 Point
Continental NT : 1 - 2 Point
World Cup : 2.5 Point

Rank

Name

NL

IC

CN

WC

Total

1

Gerd Muller

7

4

1

1

18

2

Lionel Messi

8

6

1

-

18

3

Cristiano Ronaldo

5

7

1

-

17.5

4

Ferenc Puskas

8

3

1

-

15

5

Eusebio

7

3

-

1

15

All-Time Most Top Scorers (Domestic League)

1) Josef Bican : 12 times (11 Czechoslovakian League, 1 Austrian League)
2) Gunnar Nordahl : 9 times (5 Italian Series A, 4 Swedish League)
3) Robert Lewandowski : 8 Times (7 Bundesliga, 1 Polish League)
4) Ference Puskas : 8 times (4 Hungarian League, 4 La Liga)
5) Alfredo Di Stfeano : 8 times (5 La Liga, 2 Colombian League, 1 Argentinean League)
6) Carlos Bianchi : 8 times (5 French Ligue, 3 Argentinean League)
7) Lionel Messi : 8 Times (All in Spanish La Liga)
8) Gerd Muller : 7 Times (All in Bundesliga)
9) Romario : 7 Times (3 Campeonato Brasileiro, 3 Eredivisie, 1 La Liga)
10) Eusebio : 7 Times (All in Portuguese Liga)
11) Imre Schlosser : 7 Times (All in Hungarian League)
Luis Artime : 7 Times (4 Uruguayan League, 3 Argentinean League)
Fernando Morena : 7 Times (All in Uruguayan League)
All-Time Highest Goalscorer In a Single Season (All Competitions) 

1)  Lionel Messi (2011 – 2012) : 82 Goals
2)  Lionel Messi (2012 – 2013) : 72 Goals
3) Cristiano Ronaldo (2011 – 2012) : 69 Goals
4) Isidro Langara (1933 – 1934) : 69 Goals
5) Henk Groot (1960 – 1961) : 69 Goals
6) Gerd Muller (1972 – 1973) : 67 Goals
7) Dixie Dean (1927 – 1928) : 67 Goals
8) Gyula Zsengeller (1938 – 1939) : 67 Goals


All-Time Highest Goalscorer In a Single Club Season 

1)  Lionel Messi (Barcelona 2011 – 2012) : 73 Goals
2)  Gerd Muller (Bayern Munich 1972 – 1973) : 67 Goals
3)  Ferenc Deak (Szentlorinc 1945 – 1946) : 66 Goals
4) Arthur Ceuleers (Beerschot 1940 – 1941) : 66 Goals
5)  Gyula Zsengeller (Ujpest 1938 – 1939) : 65 Goals
Refik Resmja (Albania 1951) : 65 Goals 
7)  Henk Groot (Ajax 1960 – 1961) : 64 Goals
8)  Dixie Dean (Everton 1927 – 1928) : 63 Goals
    Jimmy Mcgrory (Celtic 1927 – 1928) : 63 Goals
10)  Lionel Messi (Barcelona 2012 – 2013) : 60 Goals
      Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid 2011 – 2012) : 60 Goals
      Isidro Langara (Real Oviedo 1933 – 1934) : 60 Goals
      William Macfadyen (Motherwell 1932 – 1933) : 60 Goals
      Hector Scotta (San Lorenzo 1975) : 60 Goals
All-Time Highest Goalscorer In a Single Game (Overall)

1) Ernst Wilimowski : 10 Goals Against Union Touring-Lodz in the 1939 Polish Ekstraklasa
2) Fernando Peyroteo : 9 Goals Against Leca in the 1942 Portuguese Liga
3) Ferenc Deak : 9 Goals Against Kobanyai in the 1945 - 1946 Hungarian Championship
4) Pele (Santos) : 8 Goals Against Botafogo in the 1964 Campeonato Paulista.
5) Josef Bican (Slavia Prague) : 8 Goals Against Bata Zlin in the 1943 Czechoslovakian League
6) Jimmy Mcgrory (Celtic) : 8 Goals Against Dunfirmline in the 1928 Scottish League
7) Imre Schlosser (Ferenvaros) : 8 Goals Against Keruleti TVE in the 1911 - 1912 Hungarian League.
8) Luliu Bodola (MTK Hungary) : 8 Goals Against Against Mogurt in the 1947 - 1948 Hungarian League
9) Agustin Gainza (Bilbao) : 8 Goals Against Celta Vigo in 1947 Copa De Geenralisimo quarter-final
10) Ted Drake (Arsenal) : 7 Goals against Aston Villa in the 1935 English Top League
11) Gyorsi Sarosi (Hungary) : 7 Goals against Czechoslovakia in the 1937 Central European International Cup.
12) Hans Krankl (Austria WIenna) : 7 Goals against Grazer AK in the 1977 Austrian Top League.
13) Laszlo Kubala (Barcelona) : 7 Goals against Sporting Gijon in the 1952 Spanish La Liga
14) Eulogio Martinez (Bracelona) : 7 Goals Against Atletico Madrid in the1957 Copa Del Rey.
15) Ferenc Puskas (Budapest Honved) : 7 Goals Against Gyori ETO in 1949 Hungarian League
16) Juan Taverna (Banfield) : 7 Goals against Puerto Comercial in the 1974 Argentine Nacional
17) Ausgusto Sauto Arana (Barcelona) : 7 Goals against Athletic Bilbao in the 1931 Spanish La Liga. 
All-Time Highest International Country Scorer in a Single Seasonal Year

1) Sandor Kocsis : 23 Goals (1954)
2) Ali Daei : 22 Goals (1996)
3) Godfrey Chitalu : 18 Goals (1978)

 All-Time Highest International Scorer in a Single Year
      (Consider both seasonal and calendar year, the higher will be selected)

1) Cristiano Ronaldo : 30 Goals (2016 - 2017, Int. Country 14, Int. Club 16)
2) Just Fontaine : 26 Goals (1958, Int.Country 18, Int.Club 8) 
3) Gerd Muller : 25 Goals (1972, Int.Country 13, Int.Club 12)
4) Lionel Messi : 25 Goals (2012, Int.Country 12, Int.Club 13)
5) Cristiano Ronaldo : 25 Goals (2013, Int.Country 10, Int.Club 15)
All-Time Most Consecutive Years of International Country Goalscorer - Competitive Match

1) Robbie Keane  18 Years (1998 - 2015), (Ireland Republic)  
       2) Cristiano Ronaldo  16 Years (2010 - 2023), (Portugal) 
3) Lionel Messi 14 Years (2011 - 2022), (Argentina)    
    

All-Time Youngest International Goalscorer

 1) Aung Kyaw Tun (Myanmar, 14 Years Old, 93 Days, 2000)

 All-Time Oldest International Goalscorer

 1) Billy Meredith (Wales, 45 Years Old, 73 Days, 1919) 
Individual Appearance Record
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All-Time Most Appearances Professional Footballers (Overall)

1) Peter Shilton : 1364 Games
2) Fabio : 1311 Games
3) Cristiano Ronaldo : 1254 Games
4) Rogerio Ceni : 1233 Games
5) Lionel Messi : 1115 Games
6) Roberto Carlos : 1107 Games
7) Gianluigi Buffon : 1106 Games
8) Tony Ford : 1080 Games
9) Ray Clemence : 1070 Games 
10) Luka Modric : 1068 Games
11) Javier Zanetti : 1067 Games
12) Djama Santos : 1062 Games 
13) Pat Jennings : 1048 Games
14) Iker Cassillas : 1048 Games 
15) Daniel Alves : 1035 Games
16) Raul Gonzalez : 1034 Games
17) Paolo Maldini : 1032 Games
18) Ryan Giggs : 1031 Games
19) David Seaman : 1030 Games
20) Alan Ball : 1023 Games
21) Sergio Ramos : 1022 Games
22) Frank Lampard : 1019 Games
23) Timmy Simons : 1018 Games
24) Andres Iniesta : 1016 Games
25) Xavi Hernandez : 1015 Games
All-Time Most Domestic Appearances Footballers 

 1) Rogerio Ceni : 1217 Games
2) Tony Ford : 1080 Games
3) Peter Shilton : 1055 Games
All-Time Most International Country Appearances Footballers - Professional Players
*Not include Olympic Games

1) Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) : 212 Games
2) Bader Al-Mutawa (Kuwait) : 196 Games
3) Lionel Messi (Argentina) : 187 Games
4) Ahmed Hassan (Egypt) : 184 Games
5) Hassan Al-Haydos (Qatar) : 183 Games
6) Ahmed Mubarak (Oman) : 183 Games
7) Sergio Ramos (Spain) : 180 Games
8) Andres Guardado (Mexico) : 179 Games
9) Luka Modric (Croatia) : 178 Games
10) Claudio Suarez (Mexico) : 177 Games
      Hossam Hassan (Egypt) : 177 Games


All-Time Most International Club Appearances Footballers

1) Cristiano Ronaldo (Man Utd, Real Madrid, Juventus) : 220 Games
2) Xavi Hernandez (Barcelona, Spain) : 195 Games
3) Iker Casillas (Real Madrid) : 193 Games
4) Paolo Maldini (AC Milan) : 175 Games
5) Lionel Messi (Barcelona) : 175 Games
6) Karim Benzema (Real Madrid) : 175 Games
7) Toni Kroos (Bayern, Real Madrid) : 175 Games
8) Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus) : 167 Games
9) Luka Modric (Real Madrid) : 166 Games
10) Raul Gonzalez (Real Madrid) : 163 Games
11) Ryan Giggs (Man Utd) : 161 Games


 All-Time Most Consecutive Years of International Capped Footballers 

1) Patt Jennings (Northern Ireland : 23 Years (1964 - 1986))
2) Jari Litmanen (Finland : 22 Years (1989 - 2010))
3) Roger Milla (Cameroon : 22 Years (1973 - 1994))
4) Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal : 21 Years (2004 - 2024))
5) Lionel Messi (Argentina :20 years (2005 - 2024))
    Morten Olsen (Denmark : 20 Years (1970 - 1989))
All-Time Most Domestic Seasonal Appearances Footballers 
* appearance at least 20 Games in domestic football each season

 1) Peter Shilton (Leicester, Stoke, Forest, Southampton, 26 Seasons (1967 -1993)
2) Cristiano Ronaldo (Multiple Clubs : 22 Seasons (2002 - 2024)
3) Ryan Giggs (Man Utd : 22 Seasons (1991 - 2014))
4) Francesco Totti (Roma : 22 Seasons (1993 - 2017))
5) Fabio (Multiples Clubs : 22 Seasons (2002 - 2024)
6) Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus : 21 Seasons (1996 - 2020) 
7) Zlaton Ibrahimovic (Multiple Clubs : 21 Seasons (1999 - 2021))
8) Javier Zanetti (Inter Milan, 20 Seasons (1993 - 2013))
    

 All-Time Longest Career Span Footballers

 1) Stanley Matthews (32 Years 324 Days (1932 - 1965))
2) Billy Meredith (31 Years 6 months (1892 - 1924))
3) Peter Shilton (30 years 7 Months (1966 - 1996)) 

 * Remark : Professional football in any division is permitted. 

 All-Time Youngest International Appearances Footballers

 1) Lucas Knecht (Northern Marianas, 14 Years Old, 2 Days, 2007)

All-Time Oldest International Appearances Footballers

 1) Barry Dewsbury (Sark, 52 Years Old, 11 Days, 2003) 

 All-Time Longest International Country Career Span

 1) Giorgos Koudas (Greece, 27 Years, 319 Days, (1967 - 1995))
Individual Goalkeeping Record
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All-Time Most Clean Sheets Goalkeeper (Overall)

 1) Ray Clemence 460 Clean Sheets

 All-Time Most Clean Sheets Goalkeeper (Club)

 1) Ray Clemence 360 Clean Sheets

 All-Time Most Clean Sheets Goalkeeper (International)

1) Iker Casillas (77 Clean Sheets)
2) Edwin Van Der Sar (71 Clean Sheets)
3) Mohammed Al-Deayea (69 Clean Sheets)
4) Peter Shilton (66 Clean Sheets)
    Gianluigi Buffon (66 Clean Sheets)
All-Time Longest Streak Without Conceding Goal (Domestic League)

1)   Mazaropi (Vasco, 1977 – 1978 Brazilian League) : 1,816 Minutes
2)   Dany Verlinden (Club Brugge, 1990) : 1,390 Minutes
3)  Jose Maria Buljubasich (Universidad de Catolica, 2005 Chilean Torneo Clausura) : 1,352 Minutes
4)   Edwin Van Der Sar (Man Utd, 2009 Premier League) : 1,311 Minutes
5)  Charles Shaw (Falkirk, 1913 - 1914 Scottish League), 1,287 Minutes 
6)   Abel Resino (Atletico Madrid, 1990 – 1991 La Liga) : 1,275 Minutes
7)   Gaeten Huard (Bordeux, 1992 – 1993 French Ligue) : 1,266 Minutes
8) Daniel Tenenbaum (Maccabi Tel-Aviv, 2019 Israeli League), 1,272 Minutes
9)  Fraser Forster (Celtic, 2013 - 2014, Scottish League) :1,256 Minutes
10)   Quagliano Zetti (Palmeiras, 1987 Brazilian League) : 1,242 Minutes
11)   Marios Praxitelovs (Omonia Nicosia, 1981 – 1982 Cypriot League) : 1,221 Minutes
12) Stoyan Yordanov (CSKA Sofia, 1970 – 1971 Bulgarian League) : 1,202 Minutes


All-Time Longest Streak Without Conceding Goal (International)

1)  Dino Zoff (Italy, 1972 – 1974) : 1,142 Minutes
2) Gianluigi Donnarumma (2020 - 2021) : 1,077 Minutes


Team Result Record
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All-Time Most Consecutive Wins (International Country)
Germany (2010 - 2012 without Friendly Games) and Spain (2008 - 2009) :15 Games

All-Time Most Consecutive Unbeaten (International Country) 

Brazil  (1993 - 1997) : 45 Games

All-Time Most Consecutive Wins (Domestic League) 

1) Nacional, Uruguay (1940 -1942) : 32 Games
2) Ferencvaros, Hungary (1931 - 1932) : 32 Games
3) Al-Faisaly, Jordan (2001 - 2003) : 32 Games 
4) Benfica, Portugal (1971 - 1973) : 29 Games
5) Dinamo Zagreb, Croatia (2006 - 2008) : 28 Games 

*Amateur Record : Sparta Prague (1919 - 1923) : 60 games

All-Time Most Consecutive Unbeaten (Domestic League) 

1) ASEC Mimosas, Ivory Coast (1989 - 1994) : 108 Games
2) Steua Bucharest, Romania (1986 - 1989) : 106 Games
3) Esperence, Tunisia (1997 - 2001) : 85 Games 
All-Time Most Consecutive Unbeaten (Domestic Club) 

1) Steua Bucharest, Romania (1986 - 1989) : 119 Games
All-Time Most Consecutive Wins (Int. Club)

1) Bayern Munich, Germany (2012 - 2014) : 17 Games
2) Real Madrid, Spain (2013 - 2015) : 14 Games


All-Time Most Consecutive Unbeaten (Int. Club)

1) Manchester United, England (2007 - 2009) : 25 Games

All-Time Most Unbeaten Seasons (Domestic Seasons)

1) Penarol (Uruguay) : 7 Times
2) Al-Ahly (Egypt) : 6 Times

Team Goalscoring Record
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All-Time Highest Goalscoring in a Single Season (Overall)

1) Glasgow Celtic (1966 - 1967) : 196 Goals
2) Barcelona (2011 - 2012) : 190 Goals
3) Real Madrid (2016 - 2017) : 172 Goals 

All-Time Highest Goalscoring Ratio in a Single Season (Domestic League)

1) Rapid Vienna : 133 goals in 24 games (1950 - 1951)
2) Partizani Tirana : 136 Goals in 26 games (1951)
3) Slavia Prague : 112 goals in 22 games (1925 - 1926)
4) Ferencvaros : 105 goals in 22 games (1931 - 1932)

 *Amateur Record : MTK Hungary : 147 goals in 22 games (1917 - 1918)


All-Time Highest Goalscoring Ratio in a Single Season (International Club)
        *For the finalists only

1) Real Madrid : 4.5 : 36 Goals in 8 Games (1959 - 1960)
2) Real Madrid : 3.6 : 25 Goals in 7 Games (1957 - 1958)
3) Santos : 3.4 : 34 Goals in 10 Games (1962)
4) Bayern Munich :  3.3  : 43 Goals in 13 Games (2019 - 2020)
5) Liverpool : 3.15:  41 Goals in 13 Games (2017 - 2018)
       

All-Time Highest Goal Differences Ratio in a Single Season (Domestic League)

1) Ferencvaros : 3.95 : 87 diffs in 22 games (1931 - 1932) 
    Slavia Prague : 3.95 :  87 diffs in 22 games (1925 - 1926)
3) Rapid Vienna : 3.44 : 93 diffs in 24 games (1950 - 1951)

*Amateur Record : MTK Hungary : 137 diffs in 22 games (1917 - 1918)

All-Time Highest Goals Difference Ratio in a Single Season (International Club)
*For the finalists only

 1) Real Madrid : 2.78 : 25 Goals in 9 Games (1959 - 1960)
        2) Bayern Munich :  2.69  : 35 Goals in 13 Games (2019 - 2020)
        3) Real Madrid : 2.57 : 18 Goals in 7 Games (1957 - 1958)
        

All-Time Lowest Goal Conceding Ratio in a Single Season (Domestic League)

1) FC Porto : 9 goals in 30 games (1979 - 1980)
    FC Porto : 9 goals in 30 games (1983 - 1984)
3) Dinamo Kiev : 11 goals in 36 games (1967)
4) CSKA Sofia : 7 goals in 22 games (1951)

*Amateur Record : Nacional : 3 goals in 18 games (1920)


All-Time Highest Clean Sheet Ratio in a Single Season (Domestic League)

1) Dinamo Kiev : 0.77 : 28 Clean Sheets/36 Games (1967)
2. FC Porto : 0.73 : 20 Clean Sheets in 30 games (1979 - 1980, 1983 - 1984)
3) Deportivo La Coruna : 0.68 : 26 Clean Sheets in 38 games (1993 - 1994)

All-Time Lowest Goal Conceding Ratio in a Single Season (International Club)
*For the finalists only

1) Benfica : 0.11 : 1 Goals in 9 Games (1987 - 1988)
2) AC Milan : 0.17 : 2 Goals in 12 Games (1993 - 1994)
3) AC Milan : 0.18 : 2 Goals in 11 Games (1992 - 1993)
4) Aston Villa : 0.22 : 2 Goals in 9 Games (1981 - 1982)
       5) Chelsea : 0.23 : 3 goals in 13 games (2020 - 2021)


All-Time Highest Clean Sheet Ratio in a Single Season (International Club)
*For the finalists only

1) Benfica : 0.88 : 8 Clean Sheets in 9 Games (1987 - 1988)
2) Arsenal : 0.85 : 11 Clean Sheets in 13 Games (2005 - 2006)
3) AC Milan : 0.83 : 10 Clean Sheets in 12 Games (1993 - 1994)
    AC Milan : 0.83 : 10 Clean Sheets in 12 Games (1992 - 1993)

All-Time Most Consecutive Goalscoring in a Single Season (International Club)

 1) Real Madrid : 34 Games, UEFA Champion League 2011 - 2014

 All-Time Longest Streak Without Conceding in a Single Season (International Club)

1) Arsenal 995 Minutes (2005 - 2006)
Team Trophy Record
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All-Time Most Domestic League Champions

1) Glasgow Rangers (Scotland) : 55 Times
2) Linfield Belfast : 55 Times
3) Glasgow Celtic (Scotland) : 51 Times
4) Penarol (Uruguay) : 50 Times
5) Nacional (Uruguay) : 48 Times
6)   Olympiacos (Greece) : 46 Times

All-Time Most Domestic Cup Champions

1) Glasgow Celtic (Scotland) : 40 Times
2) Al-Ahly (Egypt) : 37 Times
3) Glasgow Rangers (Scotland) : 33 Times


All-Time Most Domestic Double Champions

1) Glasgow Rangers (Scotland) : 18 Times
2) Glasgow Celtic (Scotland) : 17 Times
3) Olympiacos (Greece) : 16 Times
4) Al-Muharraq (Bahrain) : 15 Times
5) Al-Ahly (Egypt) : 14 Times

                                                                                                


Miscellaneous Record
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All professional status of players, teams and competition are required.

All-Time Fastest Goal (Overall)

Ricardo Oliveira : 2.8 secs (Rio Negro BS Soriano in 1998) 
All-Time Biggest Marginal Win (Club)

Arbroath 36-0 Bon Accord (1885 Scottish Cup) 
All-Time Biggest Marginal Win (International)

World Record : Australia 31 American Samoa 0 (2001)
Intercontinental Record : Libya 22 Oman 0 (1966)
European Record : Germany 16 Russia 1 (1912)
South American Record : Brazil 14 Nicaragua (1975)
African Record : Guinea 14 Mauritenia 0 (1972)  
Asian Record : North Korea 21 Guam 0 (2005)
CONCACAF record : Dominican Republic 17 British Virgin Island 0 (2010)

All-Time Longest Penalty Shootout (Overall)

1) KK Palace 17-16 The Civics with 48 penalty takers in the 2005 Namibian Cup Final


                                                                                                                                                                                      
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  1. Anonymous4/09/2015

    All-Time Highest International Scorer in A Single Year

    1) Just Fontaine : 26 Goals (1958, Int.Country 18, Int.Club 8)
    2) Gerd Muller : 25 Goals (1972, Int.Country 13, Int.Club 12)
    As far as i know Messi is all time top scorer in international games in a single year with 25, just as C. Ronaldo and Vivian Woodward.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lionel_Messi#World

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    1. Naratorn Wirunhchatapant4/09/2015

      OK, Thanks for notice. I have add Messi at 3rd and C.Ronaldo at 4th (Equal to Gerd Muller in overall scores but being finally beaten by int.country goals. I count goals of Fontaine and Muller from the actual record.

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    2. Unknown11/03/2016

      lots of these stats are out of date or wrong, not a good website for a report.

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  2. Anonymous4/13/2015

    All-Time Most Domestic League Champions

    1) Glasgow Rangers (Scotland) : 54 Times
    2) Penarol (Uruguay) : 49 Times
    3) Glasgow Celtic (Scotland) : 45 Times
    4) Nacional (Uruguay) : 44 Times
    5) Olympiacos (Greece) : 41 Times

    Linfield 51 Times

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    1. Naratorn Wirunhchatapant4/14/2015

      I know Linfield's record but they're an unprofessional club in some champion seasons, would not be included.

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    2. Anonymous4/14/2015

      Linfield (North Ireland) 51 Times

      I also have a complete list for Europe.

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    3. Anonymous4/14/2015

      Yes. but also Penarol and Nacional .. Celtic and Rangers were unprofessional or semi profesional in early firsts seasons ...

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  3. Anonymous4/14/2015

    Do you have a list with All Time Topscorers in Domestic League ??

    1. Pele (Brazil/SUA) 541 goals / 560 games

    2. Josef Bican (Austria/Cehoslovacia) 518 / 341

    3. Ferenc Puskas (Hungary/Spain) 511 / 533

    4. Romario (Brazil/Holand/Spain/Australia) 489 / 612

    5. Carlos Roberto de Oliveira (Brazil/Spain) 470 / 758

    6. Imre Schlosser (Hungary/Austria) 417 / 318

    7. Gyula Zsengeller (Hungary/Italy/Columbia) 416 / 394

    8. James Edward McGrory (Scotland) 410 / 408

    9. Arthur Antunes Coimbra "Zico" (Brazil/Italy/Japon) 406 / 596

    10. Gerhard Muller (Germany/SUA) 405 / 507.

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    1. Naratorn Wirunhchatapant4/14/2015

      I know this stats but not prefer to show. Let me reconsider if record of goals by competition would be included.

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    2. Anonymous7/26/2017

      May I ask where you received these stats from?

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    3. Naratorn Wirunhchatapant7/28/2017

      Good question. The stats was collected from related source or even checking item by item by myself and then arrange the data to make ranking. Since the stats is conducted in a very wide range of history, there might be some omissions in the list and I highly open for reader's support.

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  4. Anonymous4/14/2015

    I really like the ideas of this web-site but I think it can be improved with more details ...I have an idea how it should be a complet web-site about football ...statistics .... records ... it doesnot exist yet .. just parts of it around the internet ...I also have my own statistics in my computer but not published on the internet ... mine is basics and mainly about Spain Competitions and Real Madrid.

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    1. Naratorn Wirunhchatapant4/14/2015

      Great, I still have some unfounded record particularly all-time most assists but I know it seems unavailable since that of many players were not recorded. Also, I'm interested to know all-time most consecutive game wins for player in both domestic, all club competitions, international country and all competitions but it is too hard to find the complete record.

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    2. Anonymous4/14/2015

      First we need a list with all time most consecutive wins for a team. and after to check what players played in each game in that consecutive game wins.

      About the all time assist you can find it in the recent history and that will not be a complete list.

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  5. Unknown6/07/2015

    You are missing Alec McNair of Celtic from decorated domestic players, 12 League titles and 6 Scottish Cups.

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  6. Unknown6/07/2015

    Alec McNair 12 League titles 6 Scottish Cups with Celtic missing from decorated domestic players

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  7. Davide6/22/2015

    Hi!

    Some notes...

    "All-Time Highest Goalscorer In A Single Game (Overall)"
    There are several players who scored more than 8 goals in a single match. Among them:

    _Passang Tshering - 17 goals in Transport United - RIHS 20-0, Bhutan championship [highest known number of goals ever, but I understand if you don't want to include because of the very low level of competition]
    _Stefan Dembicki "Stanis" - 16 goals in Lens - Auby Asturies 32-0, preliminary round of the French Cup [it's official, but it's true that it was a "war year" and was played during the Second World War]
    _Panagiotis Pontikos - 16 goals in Olympos Xylofagou - SEK 24-3, Cyprus third division [I understand if you don't want to consider it because it's third division...]
    _Archie Thompson - 13 goals in Australia - American Samoa 31-0, World Cup qualifier [you should REALLY include this because it was a full official international match]
    _Fritz Walter - 13 goals in Kaiserslautern - Pirmasens 26-0, Gauliga [the "Gauliga" was the regional round of the German championship during the 1930s and early 40s; I understand if you don't want to include it because the German championship at the time was not "professional", but *it is* an official German championship]
    _John Petrie - 13 goals in Arbroath - Bon Accord 36-0, Scottish Cup [I think you should include this]
    _Fritz Walter - 11 goals in Kaiserslautern - Eintracht Kreuznach 20-0, preliminary round of the German Cup [again, German football at the time was not professional, but still this is an official match...]
    _Jeno Karoly - 11 goals in MTK Budapest - MAFC 15-1, Hungarian championship [you should include this, it's an official first division match]

    There are many other examples and I have many more details (for example Gottfried Fuchs and Sophus Nielsen both scored 10 goals in one match at the Olympic Tournament at the beginning of the XXth century, you probably know that)... let me know if you want some more info!

    Cheers,
    Davide

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    1. Naratorn Wirunhchatapant6/22/2015

      Thanks for the record. I count only the professional first level league, domestic cup ((against the teams not below second division) and international "A" match. I also set my own criteria not include scoring against the opponent whom his nation was ranked below 150th by FIFA.

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  8. Anonymous7/02/2015

    Xavi should have 4 champions leagues. He played 4 games in 2006 and that's 31%

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  9. Anonymous7/10/2015

    Can you expend the "Most decorated players" list to top 30? I would be very interested to see it.

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    1. Naratorn Wirunhchatapant7/10/2015

      I probably made for top 20 but I am now very busy. I'll inform when I have finished.

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  10. Anonymous7/20/2015

    G. Ferrari should have 19 not 19.5 points in most decorated players list.

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    1. Naratorn Wirunhchatapant7/20/2015

      I already check and you're true. I'll update.

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  11. Anonymous8/01/2015

    Xavi should have 4 champions leagues. He did play more than 30% of games in 2006.

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  12. Daniel Hill12/15/2015

    Thanks for a great site. Do you have any stats for (i) most consecutive assists and (ii) most consecutive goals-or-assists? Thank you.

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  13. Naratorn Wirunhchatapant12/15/2015

    Assist stats has been record regularly in the modern era. I don't think anyone would have a complete stats for domestic football but international football is affordable.

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  14. Anonymous3/08/2016

    Iniesta now has 28.5 points in most decorated players table.

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  15. jswk26/24/2016

    What are the top-10 players with most assists in the history of football ?

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    1. Naratorn Wirunhchatapant6/25/2016

      Due to the fact that assist record had not been collected by statisticians until the 2000s, I don't think anyone could made the list correctly but I can imagine players in the 1950s would have the highest potential when the scores in that era is most productive.

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    2. jswk26/25/2016

      but do you have any information on who has the most assists?

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  16. Unknown1/22/2017

    Which team have the longest streak of not conceding a penalty at home

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    1. Naratorn Wirunhchatapant1/26/2017

      I believe no one could conclude such a rare stats through the world of football history.

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  17. wm442433 Football Yesterday & Today8/17/2017

    Scarone has the same palmarès as Nasazzi.

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  18. wm442433 Football Yesterday & Today8/19/2017

    (Yes same as I said at first, not more)

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  19. Anonymous1/06/2018

    "All-Time Longest Streak Without Conceding Goal (Domestic League)"

    I believe Charles Shaw (Celtic) should be in 4th place on the above list, with 1,287 mins without conceding.

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  20. Romulo5/05/2018

    http://arogeraldes.blogspot.com/2017/10/el-record-de-mazzaropi-1816-minutos.html?m=1 list of goalkeepers with 1000 or more minutes without a goal in domestic league

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    1. Naratorn Wirunhchatapant5/06/2018

      Thanks you very much. It is valuable source that I will update for.

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  21. Anonymous5/15/2018

    I am pretty sure Kazuyoshi Miura has over taken at least Peter Shilton in longest career span 1986 onward but I am not certain he has been playing continuously the whole time.

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  22. Anonymous8/26/2018

    Hi, for your most decorated list: Jimmy McMenemy has 11 League wins + 6 Scottish Cups with Celtic, and 1 Scottish Cup with Partick Thistle

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  23. Anonymous8/26/2018

    And Billy McNeill has 9 League + 7 Cups for Celtic (and 1 European Cup, not sure if you're counting that). I see your total for league wins is higher than 9 but total trophies for several is less than 16, it doesn't really state how you've added it up. Some more explanation in all categories would improve the page

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  25. Miguel Angel Palacios12/08/2018

    Hola entiendo que expliques con coeficientes los records de goleo pero se me haría mas sencillo si solo lo pusieras sin ellos y si hay jugadores de ligas menos reconocidos sería un gran logro para ellos aunque no esten realmente en el nivel de los grandes porque tus coeficientes solo lo convierten en una apreciación tuya porque los 4 titulos de Puskas en la liga hungara no son iguales a los de la liga española. Cabinho ganó 8 titulos de goleo en México

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  26. Anonymous12/04/2019

    You should update the "All-Time Longest Streak Without Conceding Goal (Domestic League)"

    checkout Maccabi Tel Aviv, Israeli league goalkeeper

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    1. Naratorn Wirunhchatapant12/04/2019

      Now he has accumulated only 1083 minutes not enough for the top ten. I will check his progress until he concede a goal.

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    2. Unknown12/07/2019

      now you should update the chart, for now he is no. 8 with 1260 min.

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  27. Unknown12/07/2019

    You should check Maccabi Tel Aviv's goalie, Daniel Tenenbaum again

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  28. Unknown12/07/2019

    Daniel Tenenbaum 1263minutes

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  29. Eran12/08/2019

    Daniel Tenenbaum strike - 1263 minutes without conceded a goal

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  30. Unknown12/14/2019

    You are wrong about Daniel Tenenbaum
    He has another game from last season that he didnt concede a goal, which gives him 1272 minutes
    total of 14 games without conceding a goal

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    1. Eran12/16/2019

      The replies are from before his last match.
      the final number is 1272.

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  31. Romulo4/04/2020

    Ignatiy nesterov 13 league and 13 cup titles

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  32. jg-player5/17/2020

    Máximos registros goleadores en un año completo:

    Joe Bambrick 1929 +90goals

    Lionel Messi 2012 90goals

    Godfrey Chitalu 1972 89goals

    Fred Roberts 1931 87goals

    Gerd Müller 1973 85goals

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  33. Unknown3/12/2021

    Glasgow Rangers 55! Keep an eye out for those defensive records and all!

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    1. Anonymous4/08/2023

      The Glasgow Rangers are a new team. Glasgow Rangers dissolved as a professional club in 2012 the end of the Miyan calendar.
      https://www.google.com/search?q=when+did+glasgow+rangers+die&client=ms-android-samsung-gj-rev1&sxsrf=APwXEdcGzL4UeTP7jHpWu_O4tBf0P-f8AQ%3A1680986984254&ei=aNMxZOOVD_iEhbIP9vGCwAI&oq=when+did+glaagow+rangers&gs_lcp=ChNtb2JpbGUtZ3dzLXdpei1zZXJwEAEYATIMCAAQDRCABBBGEP0BMgYIABAeEA0yBggAEB4QDTIGCAAQHhANMgYIABAWEB4yBggAEBYQHjIICAAQigUQhgMyCAgAEIoFEIYDOgoIABBHENYEELADOgoIABCKBRCwAxBDOgQIIxAnOgcIABCKBRBDOgoIABCABBAUEIcCOgUIABCABDoHCCMQ6gIQJzoECC4QJzoLCC4QgAQQsQMQgwE6CwgAEIAEELEDEIMBOgUILhCABDoRCC4QgAQQsQMQgwEQxwEQ0QM6DgguEIoFELEDEIMBENQCOggIABCKBRCRAjoKCAAQigUQsQMQQzoLCC4QigUQsQMQgwE6CggAEIAEEEYQ-wE6BwgAEA0QgAQ6CAgAEIkFEKIEOgwIABANEIAEEEYQ-wE6BwghEKABEAo6BgghEBUQCjoKCCEQFhAeEB0QCjoECCEQFUoECEEYAFDIG1i_hAFggLsBaAFwAHgBgAH_BogBulCSAQ4wLjE1LjguMy4zLjMuMpgBAKABAbABD8gBEcABAQ&sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-serp

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  34. Unknown8/24/2021

    Which player have most dribbles in single game

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  35. Caifan3/08/2022

    Dude, stop being so biased, Pelé won 3 FIFA WC titles. Even though he only played two games in 1962, he still contributed by helping his team advance to the knockout stage. He was the man of the match against Mexico, assisting Zagallo on the first goal and scoring the second one himself (which was a great solo goal by the way). He even meets your requirement to play 30% of the competition (2/6 games = 33.3%). So, give them man the credit he deserves.

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  36. Anonymous1/23/2023

    Needs updating after wc 2022

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  37. Axel Pérsico1/31/2023

    According to your score, Messi position in "The Most Team Decorated Footballers of All-Time" is wrong.

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  38. Anonymous2/28/2023

    it is

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  39. Anonymous4/08/2023

    Glasgow Rangers were liquidated in 2012. They disbanded also and were banned from Scottish football. The club was found to be illegally using an unfair financial advantage over all other Scottish teams during a 9 consecutive title run between 2000 and 2011. They dropped out Scottish football. Later a team called "The Glasgow Rangers" filled the vacuum by aquiring some of the clubs assets and starting as a new club in Scotlands lowest league in 2013.

    https://www.google.com/search?q=when+did+glasgow+rangers+die

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  40. Anonymous4/18/2023

    I think admin is dead !

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  41. Anonymous4/18/2023

    Rangers ceased to exist in 2019. They were replaced by a new club with a similar name..... of course youd know this but wont post.

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  42. Anonymous9/07/2023

    who is greatest of all time?

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  43. Anonymous11/13/2023

    Pelé has 3 World cups not 2

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