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Milton Keynes Dons
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In 2006, Fontaine told The Associated Press that he did not think his record would ever be beaten."Beating my record? I don’t think it can ever be done," he said Stake
Legendary France striker Just Fontaine, who holds the record for the most goals scored at a single men’s World Cup, has died aged 89.Fontaine struck a record 13 goals in just six games at the 1958 tournament in Sweden, where France reached the semi-finals.Fontaine was a last-minute call-up to the French squad and was largely unheard of outside his country before going on to set the record.No player has come close to breaking Fontaine’s record since Dumaguete
The late Germany forward Gerd Muller scored 10 goals at the 1970 World Cup but that was the last time a player hit double figures at the tournament Reward
"The person who wants to beat me has a massive task, doesn’t he? He has to score two goals per game over seven games." Egame
The late Germany forward Gerd Muller scored 10 goals at the 1970 World Cup but that was the last time a player hit double figures at the tournament
Legendary France striker Just Fontaine, who holds the record for the most goals scored at a single men’s World Cup, has died aged 89.Fontaine struck a record 13 goals in just six games at the 1958 tournament in Sweden, where France reached the semi-finals.Fontaine was a last-minute call-up to the French squad and was largely unheard of outside his country before going on to set the record.No player has come close to breaking Fontaine’s record since Oppo
"The person who wants to beat me has a massive task, doesn’t he? He has to score two goals per game over seven games." Stake
In 2006, Fontaine told The Associated Press that he did not think his record would ever be beaten."Beating my record? I don’t think it can ever be done," he said Veraplay