Pelé is a retired Brazilian football player who represented the Brazil national football team as a forward from 1957 to 1971. He is widely considered to be the greatest football player of all time.[1] He is currently the all-time top goalscorer for Brazil with 77 international goals, which he scored in 92 appearances . 12 of those goals came during his 14 World Cup appearances, including 4 goals in 1970 .[2] Pelé is one of the four players (the others are Uwe Seeler , Miroslav Klose , and Cristiano Ronaldo ), that scored in four separate World Cup tournaments.[3] [4]
Pelé in 1966 Wikimedia list article
Pelé is the top scorer of the Brazil national football team with 77 goals in 92 official appearances. His first goal came in his debut game against Argentina , the only goal of Brazil in a 1–2 defeat in Maracanã Stadium , Rio de Janeiro , Brazil .[5] In addition, he scored 18 times in 22 unofficial (not full “A” international) games. This makes a tally of 114 games and 95 goals. He also scored 12 goals and is credited with 10 assists in 14 World Cup appearances, including 4 goals and 7 assists in 1970 .[2] In 1970 , Pelé was the second player (with just a few minutes of difference from the German Uwe Seeler) that manage to score in four separate World Cup tournaments. The German Miroslav Klose and the Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo repeated that achievement in 2014 and 2018 respectively.[3] [6]
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Date
Venue
Host team
Result
Away team
Competition
Goals
Cumulative Goals
1
7 July 1957
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 1–2
Argentina Roca Cup 1
1
2
10 July 1957
São Paulo , Brazil Brazil 2–0
Argentina Roca Cup 1
2
3
4 May 1958
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 5–1
Paraguay Taça Oswaldo Cruz 1
3
4
14 May 1958
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 4–0
Bulgaria Friendly 0
3
5
18 May 1958
São Paulo , Brazil Brazil 3–1
Bulgaria Friendly 2
5
6
15 June 1958
Gothenburg , Sweden Brazil 2–0
Soviet Union World Cup 0
5
7
19 June 1958
Gothenburg , Sweden Brazil 1–0
Wales World Cup 1
6
8
24 June 1958
Stockholm , Sweden Brazil 5–2
France World Cup 3
9
9
29 June 1958
Stockholm , Sweden Brazil 5–2
Sweden World Cup 2
11
10
10 March 1959
Buenos Aires , Argentina Brazil 2–2
Peru Copa América 1
12
11
15 March 1959
Buenos Aires , Argentina Brazil 3–0
Chile Copa América 2
14
12
21 March 1959
Buenos Aires , Argentina Brazil 4–2
Bolivia Copa América 1
15
13
26 March 1959
Buenos Aires , Argentina Brazil 3–1
Uruguay Copa América 0
15
14
29 March 1959
Buenos Aires , Argentina Brazil 4–1
Paraguay Copa América 3
18
15
4 April 1959
Buenos Aires , Argentina Argentina 1–1
Brazil Copa América 1
19
16
13 May 1959
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 2–0
England Friendly 0
19
17
17 September 1959
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 7–0
Chile O’Higgins Cup
3
22
18
20 September 1959
São Paulo , Brazil Brazil 1–0
Chile O’Higgins Cup
0
22
19
29 April 1960
Cairo , Egypt United Arab Republic 0–5
Brazil Friendly 0
22
20
1 May 1960
Alexandria , Egypt United Arab Republic 1–3
Brazil Friendly 3
25
21
6 May 1960
Cairo , Egypt United Arab Republic 0–3
Brazil Friendly 0
25
22
10 May 1960
Copenhagen , Denmark Denmark 3–4
Brazil Friendly 0
25
23
9 July 1960
Montevideo , Uruguay Uruguay 0–1
Brazil Atlantic Cup 0
25
24
12 July 1960
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 5–1
Argentina Atlantic Cup 1
26
25
21 April 1962
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 6–0
Paraguay Taça Oswaldo Cruz 1
27
26
24 April 1962
São Paulo , Brazil Brazil 4–0
Paraguay Taça Oswaldo Cruz 2
29
27
6 May 1962
São Paulo , Brazil Brazil 2–1
Portugal Friendly 0
29
28
9 May 1962
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 1–0
Portugal Friendly 1
30
29
12 May 1962
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 3–1
Wales Friendly 1
31
30
16 May 1962
São Paulo , Brazil Brazil 3–1
Wales Friendly 2
33
31
30 May 1962
Viña del Mar , Chile Brazil 2–0
Mexico World Cup 1
34
32
2 June 1962
Viña del Mar , Chile Brazil 0–0
Czechoslovakia World Cup 0
34
33
13 April 1963
São Paulo , Brazil Brazil 2–3
Argentina Roca Cup 0
34
34
16 April 1963
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 5–2
Argentina Roca Cup 3
37
35
21 April 1963
Lisbon , Portugal Portugal 1–0
Brazil Friendly 0
37
36
28 April 1963
Paris , France France 2–3
Brazil Friendly 3
40
37
2 May 1963
Amsterdam , Netherlands Netherlands 1–0
Brazil Friendly 0
40
38
5 May 1963
Hamburg , Germany West Germany 1–2
Brazil Friendly 1
41
39
12 May 1963
Milan , Italy Italy 3–0
Brazil Friendly 0
41
40
30 May 1964
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 5–1
England Taça das Nações 1
42
41
3 June 1964
São Paulo , Brazil Brazil 0–3
Argentina Taça das Nações 0
42
42
7 June 1964
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 4–1
Portugal Taça das Nações 1
43
43
2 June 1965
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 5–0
Belgium Friendly 3
46
44
6 June 1965
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 2–0
West Germany Friendly 1
47
45
9 June 1965
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 0–0
Argentina Friendly 0
47
46
17 June 1965
Oran , Algeria Algeria 0–3
Brazil Friendly 1
48
47
24 June 1965
Porto , Portugal Portugal 0–0
Brazil Friendly 0
48
48
30 June 1965
Stockholm , Sweden Sweden 1–2
Brazil Friendly 1
49
49
4 July 1965
Moscow , USSR Soviet Union 0–3
Brazil Friendly 2
51
50
21 November 1965
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 2–2
Soviet Union Friendly 1
52
51
19 May 1966
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 1–0
Chile Friendly 0
52
52
4 June 1966
São Paulo , Brazil Brazil 4–0
Peru Friendly 1
53
53
8 June 1966
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 2–1
Poland Friendly 0
53
54
12 June 1966
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 2–1
Czechoslovakia Friendly 2
55
55
15 June 1966
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 2–2
Czechoslovakia Friendly 1
56
56
25 June 1966
Glasgow , Scotland Scotland 1–1
Brazil Friendly 0
56
57
30 June 1966
Göteborg , Sweden Sweden 2–3
Brazil Friendly 0
56
58
12 July 1966
Liverpool , England Brazil 2–0
Bulgaria World Cup 1
57
59
19 July 1966
Liverpool , England Portugal 3–1
Brazil World Cup 0
57
60
25 July 1968
Asunción , Paraguay Paraguay 0–4
Brazil Taça Oswaldo Cruz 2
59
61
28 July 1968
Asunción , Paraguay Paraguay 1–0
Brazil Taça Oswaldo Cruz 0
59
62
31 October 1968
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 1–2
Mexico Friendly 0
59
63
3 November 1968
Belo Horizonte , Brazil Brazil 2–1
Mexico Friendly 1
60
64
6 November 1968
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 2–1
Rest of The World Friendly 0
60
65
14 December 1968
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 2–2
West Germany Friendly 0
60
66
17 December 1968
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 3–3
Yugoslavia Friendly 1
61
67
7 April 1969
Porto Alegre , Brazil Brazil 2–1
Peru Friendly 0
61
68
9 April 1969
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 3–2
Peru Friendly 1
62
69
12 June 1969
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 2–1
England Friendly 0
62
70
6 August 1969
Bogotá , Colombia Colombia 0–2
Brazil World Cup Qualifiers 0
62
71
10 August 1969
Caracas , Venezuela Venezuela 0–5
Brazil World Cup Qualifiers 2
64
72
17 August 1969
Asunción , Paraguay Paraguay 0–3
Brazil World Cup Qualifiers 0
64
73
21 August 1969
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 6–2
Colombia World Cup Qualifiers 1
65
74
24 August 1969
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 6–0
Venezuela World Cup Qualifiers 2
67
75
31 August 1969
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 1–0
Paraguay World Cup Qualifiers 1
68
76
4 March 1970
Porto Alegre , Brazil Brazil 0–2
Argentina Friendly 0
68
77
8 March 1970
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 2–1
Argentina Friendly 1
69
78
22 March 1970
São Paulo , Brazil Brazil 5–0
Chile Friendly 2
71
79
26 March 1970
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 2–1
Chile Friendly 0
71
80
12 April 1970
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 0–0
Paraguay Friendly 0
71
81
26 April 1970
São Paulo , Brazil Brazil 0–0
Bulgaria Friendly 0
71
82
29 April 1970
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 1–0
Austria Friendly 0
71
83
3 June 1970
Guadalajara , Mexico Brazil 4–1
Czechoslovakia World Cup 1
72
84
7 June 1970
Guadalajara , Mexico Brazil 1–0
England World Cup 0
72
85
10 June 1970
Guadalajara , Mexico Brazil 3–2
Romania World Cup 2
74
86
14 June 1970
Guadalajara , Mexico Brazil 4–2
Peru World Cup 0
74
87
17 June 1970
Guadalajara , Mexico Brazil 3–1
Uruguay World Cup 0
74
88
21 June 1970
Mexico City , Mexico Brazil 4–1
Italy World Cup 1
75
89
30 September 1970
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 2–1
Mexico Friendly 0
75
90
4 October 1970
Santiago de Chile , Chile Chile 1–5
Brazil Friendly 1
76
91
11 July 1971
São Paulo , Brazil Brazil 1–1
Austria Friendly 1
77
92
18 July 1971
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil Brazil 2–2
Yugoslavia Friendly 0
77
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