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List of international goals scored by Pelé

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Pelé in 2008

Pelé is widely considered to be the best football players of all time. He represented Brazil 114 times, including 92 full international matches,[1] scoring 95 goals, 77 in full internationals. He is Brazil's top international goalscorer of all time.

International

Pelé is the top scorer of the Brazil national football team with 77 goals in 92 official appearances.[2] In addition, he scored 18 times in 22 non-full International matches for Brazil and 48 goals in 38 non-full Internationals for his club teams Santos and New York Cosmos. This makes an unofficial total of 114 games and 95 goals for Brazil and 125 goals in 130 matches against national teams. He also scored 12 goals and is credited with 10 assists in 14 World Cup appearances, including 4 goals and 7 assists in 1970.[3] Pelé shares with Uwe Seeler, Miroslav Klose and Cristiano Ronaldo the achievement of being the only three footballers to have scored in four separate World Cup tournaments.[4][5]

Full Internationals

# Date Venue Home Result Visitor Competition Goals Cumulative Goals
1. 7 July 1957 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 1–2  Argentina Roca Cup 1 1
2. 10 July 1957 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–0  Argentina Roca Cup 1 2
3. 4 May 1958 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 5–1  Paraguay Oswaldo Cruz Cup 1 3
4. 14 May 1958 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 4–0  Bulgaria Friendly 0 3
5. 18 May 1958 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 3–1  Bulgaria Friendly 2 5
6. 15 June 1958 Gothenburg, Sweden Sweden  Brazil 2–0  Soviet Union World Cup 0 5
7. 19 June 1958 Gothenburg, Sweden Sweden  Brazil 1–0  Wales World Cup 1 6
8. 24 June 1958 Stockholm, Sweden Sweden  Brazil 5–2  France World Cup 3 9
9. 29 June 1958 Stockholm, Sweden Sweden  Brazil 5–2  Sweden World Cup 2 11
10. 10 March 1959 Buenos Aires, Argentina Argentina  Brazil 2–2  Peru Copa América 1 12
11. 15 March 1959 Buenos Aires, Argentina Argentina  Brazil 3–0  Chile Copa América 2 14
12. 21 March 1959 Buenos Aires, Argentina Argentina  Brazil 4–2  Bolivia Copa América 1 15
13. 26 March 1959 Buenos Aires, Argentina Argentina  Brazil 3–1  Uruguay Copa América 0 15
14. 29 March 1959 Buenos Aires, Argentina Argentina  Brazil 4–1  Paraguay Copa América 3 18
15. 4 April 1959 Buenos Aires, Argentina Argentina  Argentina 1–1  Brazil Copa América 1 19
16. 13 May 1959 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–0  England Friendly 0 19
17. 17 September 1959 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 7–0  Chile O'Higgins Cup 3 22
18. 20 September 1959 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 1–0  Chile O'Higgins Cup 0 22
19. 29 April 1960 Cairo, United Arab Republic United Arab Republic  United Arab Republic 0–5  Brazil Friendly 0 22
20. 1 May 1960 Alexandria, United Arab Republic United Arab Republic  United Arab Republic 1–3  Brazil Friendly 3 25
21. 6 May 1960 Cairo, United Arab Republic United Arab Republic  United Arab Republic 0–3  Brazil Friendly 0 25
22. 10 May 1960 Copenhagen, Denmark Denmark  Denmark 3–4  Brazil Friendly 0 25
23. 9 July 1960 Montevideo, Uruguay Uruguay  Uruguay 0–1  Brazil Atlantic Cup 0 25
24. 12 July 1960 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 5–1  Argentina Atlantic Cup 1 26
25. 21 April 1962 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 6–0  Paraguay Oswaldo Cruz Cup 1 27
26. 24 April 1962 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 4–0  Paraguay Oswaldo Cruz Cup 2 29
27. 6 May 1962 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–1  Portugal Friendly 0 29
28. 9 May 1962 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 1–0  Portugal Friendly 1 30
29. 12 May 1962 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 3–1  Wales Friendly 1 31
30. 16 May 1962 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 3–1  Wales Friendly 2 33
31. 30 May 1962 Viña del Mar, Chile Chile  Brazil 2–0  Mexico World Cup 1 34
32. 2 June 1962 Viña del Mar, Chile Chile  Brazil 0–0  Czechoslovakia World Cup 0 34
33. 13 April 1963 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–3  Argentina Roca Cup 0 34
34. 16 April 1963 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 5–2  Argentina Roca Cup 3 37
35. 21 April 1963 Lisbon, Portugal Portugal  Portugal 1–0  Brazil Friendly 0 37
36. 28 April 1963 Paris, France France  France 2–3  Brazil Friendly 3 40
37. 2 May 1963 Amsterdam, Netherlands Netherlands  Netherlands 1–0  Brazil Friendly 0 40
38. 5 May 1963 Hamburg, Germany Germany  West Germany 1–2  Brazil Friendly 1 41
39. 12 May 1963 Milan, Italy Italy  Italy 3–0  Brazil Friendly 0 41
40. 30 May 1964 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 5–1  England Taça das Nações 1 42
41. 3 June 1964 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 0–3  Argentina Taça das Nações 0 42
42. 7 June 1964 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 4–1  Portugal Taça das Nações 1 43
43. 2 June 1965 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 5–0  Belgium Friendly 3 46
44. 6 June 1965 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–0  West Germany Friendly 1 47
45. 9 June 1965 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 0–0  Argentina Friendly 0 47
46. 17 June 1965 Oran, Algeria Algeria  Algeria 0–3  Brazil Friendly 1 48
47. 24 June 1965 Porto, Portugal Portugal  Portugal 0–0  Brazil Friendly 0 48
48. 30 June 1965 Stockholm, Sweden Sweden  Sweden 1–2  Brazil Friendly 1 49
49. 4 July 1965 Moscow, Soviet Union Soviet Union  Soviet Union 0–3  Brazil Friendly 2 51
50. 21 November 1965 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–2  Soviet Union Friendly 1 52
51. 19 May 1966 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 1–0  Chile Friendly 0 52
52. 4 June 1966 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 4–0  Peru Friendly 1 53
53. 8 June 1966 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–1  Poland Friendly 0 53
54. 12 June 1966 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–1  Czechoslovakia Friendly 2 55
55. 15 June 1966 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–2  Czechoslovakia Friendly 1 56
56. 25 June 1966 Glasgow, Scotland Scotland  Scotland 1–1  Brazil Friendly 0 56
57. 30 June 1966 Göteborg, Sweden Sweden  Sweden 2–3  Brazil Friendly 0 56
58. 12 July 1966 Liverpool, England England  Brazil 2–0  Bulgaria World Cup 1 57
59. 19 July 1966 Liverpool, England England  Portugal 3–1  Brazil World Cup 0 57
60. 25 July 1968 Asunción, Paraguay Paraguay  Paraguay 0–4  Brazil Oswaldo Cruz Cup 2 59
61. 28 July 1968 Asunción, Paraguay Paraguay  Paraguay 1–0  Brazil Oswaldo Cruz Cup 0 59
62. 31 October 1968 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 1–2  Mexico Friendly 0 59
63. 3 November 1968 Belo Horizonte, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–1  Mexico Friendly 1 60
64. 6 November 1968 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2-1 FIFA XI Friendly 0 60
65. 14 December 1968 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–2  West Germany Friendly 0 60
66. 17 December 1968 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 3–3  Yugoslavia Friendly 1 61
67. 7 April 1969 Porto Alegre, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–1  Peru Friendly 0 61
68. 9 April 1969 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 3–2  Peru Friendly 1 62
69. 12 June 1969 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–1  England Friendly 0 62
70. 6 August 1969 Bogotá, Colombia Colombia  Colombia 0–2  Brazil World Cup Qualifiers 0 62
71. 10 August 1969 Caracas, Venezuela Venezuela  Venezuela 0–5  Brazil World Cup Qualifiers 2 64
72. 17 August 1969 Asunción, Paraguay Paraguay  Paraguay 0–3  Brazil World Cup Qualifiers 0 64
73. 21 August 1969 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 6–2  Colombia World Cup Qualifiers 1 65
74. 24 August 1969 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 6–0  Venezuela World Cup Qualifiers 2 67
75. 31 August 1969 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 1–0  Paraguay World Cup Qualifiers 1 68
76. 4 March 1970 Porto Alegre, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 0–2  Argentina Friendly 0 68
77. 8 March 1970 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–1  Argentina Friendly 1 69
78. 22 March 1970 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 5–0  Chile Friendly 2 71
79. 26 March 1970 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–1  Chile Friendly 0 71
80. 12 April 1970 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 0–0  Paraguay Friendly 0 71
81. 26 April 1970 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 0–0  Bulgaria Friendly 0 71
82. 29 April 1970 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 1–0  Austria Friendly 0 71
83. 3 June 1970 Guadalajara, Mexico Mexico  Brazil 4–1  Czechoslovakia World Cup 1 72
84. 7 June 1970 Guadalajara, Mexico Mexico  Brazil 1–0  England World Cup 0 72
85. 10 June 1970 Guadalajara, Mexico Mexico  Brazil 3–2  Romania World Cup 2 74
86. 14 June 1970 Guadalajara, Mexico Mexico  Brazil 4–2  Peru World Cup 0 74
87. 17 June 1970 Guadalajara, Mexico Mexico  Brazil 3–1  Uruguay World Cup 0 74
88. 21 June 1970 Mexico City, Mexico Mexico  Brazil 4–1  Italy World Cup 1 75
89. 30 September 1970 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–1  Mexico Friendly 0 75
90. 4 October 1970 Santiago, Chile Chile  Chile 1–5  Brazil Friendly 1 76
91. 11 July 1971 São Paulo, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 1–1  Austria Friendly 1 77
92. 18 July 1971 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Brazil  Brazil 2–2  Yugoslavia Friendly 0 77

Non-full Internationals for Brazil

Non-full international appearances (22) and goals (18)
# Date Venue Home Result Visitor Goals Cumulative Goals
1. 1958-05-21 São Paulo Brazil Brazil 5–0 Brazil Corinthians 0 0
2. 1960-05-08 Malmö Sweden Malmö FF 1–7 Brazil Brazil 2 2
3. 1960-05-12 Milano Italy Inter Milan 2–2 Brazil Brazil 2 4
4. 1960-05-16 Lisbon Portugal Sporting Lisbon 0–4 Brazil Brazil 0 4
5. 1963-05-03 Eindhoven Netherlands PSV Eindhoven 0–1 Brazil Brazil 0 4
6. 1966-05-01 Rio de Janeiro Brazil Brazil 2–0 Brazil Rio Grande do Sul 0 4
7. 1966-06-21 Madrid Spain Atlético Madrid 3–5 Brazil Brazil 3 7
8. 1966-07-04 Stockholm Sweden AIK 2–4 Brazil Brazil 2 9
9. 1966-07-06 Malmö Sweden Malmö FF 1–3 Brazil Brazil 2 11
10. 1968-11-06[6] Rio de Janeiro FIFA XI (Friendly match) 2–1 Brazil Brazil 0 11
11. 1968-11-13 Curitiba Brazil Coritiba 1–2 Brazil Brazil 0 11
12. 1969-07-06 Salvador Brazil Bahia 0–4 Brazil Brazil 1 12
13. 1969-07-09 Aracaju Brazil Rio Grande do Sul 2–8 Brazil Brazil 0 12
14. 1969-07-13 Recife Brazil Pernambuco 1–6 Brazil Brazil 1 13
15. 1969-08-01 Bogotá Colombia Millonarios 0–2 Brazil Brazil 0 13
16. 1969-09-03 Belo Horizonte Brazil Atlético Mineiro 2–1 Brazil Brazil 1 14
17. 1970-03-14 Rio de Janeiro Brazil Bangu 1–1 Brazil Brazil 0 14
18. 1970-04-05 Manaus Brazil Amazonas A 1–4 Brazil Brazil 1 15
19. 1970-04-19 Belo Horizonte Brazil Minas Gerais 1–3 Brazil Brazil 0 15
20. 1970-05-06 Guadalajara Mexico Guadalajara XI 0–3 Brazil Brazil 1 16
21. 1970-05-17 León Mexico León XI 2–5 Brazil Brazil 2 18
22. 1970-05-24 Irapuato Mexico Irapuato 0–3 Brazil Brazil 0 18

Non-full International appearances (playing for club teams)

Non-full International appearances (playing for club teams) (46) and goals (51)
# Date Pelé´s team Result Opponent Goals Cumulative Goals
1. 21/01/1959 Brazil Santos 3–1 Costa Rica Costa Rica 0 0
2. 17/02/1959 Brazil Santos 3–2 Curaçao Curaçao 0 0
3. 23/05/1959 Brazil Santos 3–3 Bulgaria Bulgaria 2 2
4. 24/05/1959 Brazil Santos 2–0 Bulgaria Bulgaria 1 3
5. 25/05/1960 Brazil Santos 5–2 Poland Poland 2 5
6. 18/01/1961 Brazil Santos 2–1 Colombia Colombia 2 7
7. 29/01/1961 Brazil Santos 3–1 Guatemala Guatemala 2 9
8. 11/06/1961 Brazil Santos 3–1 Israel Israel 1 10
9. 14/02/1962 Brazil Santos 3–1 Brazil Brazil 1 11
10. 10/12/1962 Brazil Santos 2–1 Soviet Union Soviet Union 1 12
11. 16/01/1965 Brazil Santos 6–4 Czech Republic Czechoslovakia 3 15
12. 28/05/1967 Brazil Santos 4–1 Senegal Senegal 3 18
13. 31/05/1967 Brazil Santos 4–0 Gabon Gabon 1 19
14. 02/06/1967 Brazil Santos 2–1 Republic of the Congo Congo 1 20
15. 04/06/1967 Brazil Santos 2–1 Ivory Coast Côte d’Ivoire 1 21
16. 07/06/1967 Brazil Santos 3–2 Republic of the Congo Congo 3 24
17. 13/01/1968 Brazil Santos 4–1 Czech Republic Czechoslovakia 0 24
18. 26/01/1969 Brazil Santos 2–2 Nigeria Nigeria 2 26[7]
19. 09/02/1969 Brazil Santos 1–1 Algeria Algeria 0 26
20. 19/01/1969 Brazil Santos 3–2 Republic of the Congo Congo 2 28
21. 21/01/1969 Brazil Santos 2–0 Republic of the Congo Congo 0 28
22. 23/01/1969 Brazil Santos 2–3 Republic of the Congo Congo 2 30
23. 10/12/1970 Brazil Santos 4–1 Hong Kong Hong Kong 2 32
24. 11/12/1970 Brazil Santos 4–0 Hong Kong Hong Kong 3 35
25. 13/12/1970 Brazil Santos 5–2 Hong Kong Hong Kong 1 36
26. 17/12/1970 Brazil Santos 4–0 Hong Kong Hong Kong 2 38
27. 23/01/1971 Brazil Santos 4–1 Martinique Martinique 1 39
28. 31/01/1971 Brazil Santos 1–1 Jamaica Jamaica 0 39
29. 26/01/1971 Brazil Santos 2-1 Guadeloupe Guadeloupe 1 40
30. 17/02/1971 Brazil Santos 2–0 Haiti Haiti 0 40
31. 26/05/1972 Brazil Santos 3–0 Japan Japan 2 42
32. 02/06/1972 Brazil Santos 3–2 South Korea Korea 1 43
33. 10/06/1972 Brazil Santos 6–1 Thailand Thailand 2 44
34. 17/06/1972 Brazil Santos 2–2 Australia Australia 0 44
35. 21/06/1972 Brazil Santos 3–2 Indonesia Indonesia 1 45
36. 05/09/1972 Brazil Santos 1–0 Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago 1 46
37. 12/02/1973 Brazil Santos 1–1 Kuwait Kuwait 1 47
38. 16/02/1973 Brazil Santos 7–1 Bahrain Bahrain 2 49
39. 23/05/1976 United States American All-Stars 0–4 Italy Italy 0 49
40. 31/05/1976 United States American All-Stars 1–3 England England 0 49
41. 08/09/1976 United States New York Cosmos 1–1 Canada Canada 0 49
42. 10/09/1976 United States New York Cosmos 1–3 Canada Canada 0 49
43. 25/09/1976 United States New York Cosmos 2–2 Japan Japan 0 49
44. 14/09/1977 United States New York Cosmos 1–3 Japan Japan 0 49
45. 20/09/1977 United States New York Cosmos 1–2 China China 1 50
46. 20/09/1977 United States New York Cosmos 1–2 China China 1 51

[8] [9]


FIFA World Cup goals
# Date Venue Opponent Score Result World Cup Round
1. 1958-06-19 Ullevi, Gothenburg, Sweden  Wales 1–0 1–0 1958 Quarterfinal
2. 1958-06-24 Råsunda Stadium, Solna, Sweden  France 1–3 2–5 1958 Semifinal
3. 1958-06-24 Råsunda Stadium, Solna, Sweden  France 1–4 2–5 1958 Semifinal
4. 1958-06-24 Råsunda Stadium, Solna, Sweden  France 1–5 2–5 1958 Semifinal
5. 1958-06-29 Råsunda Stadium, Solna, Sweden  Sweden 1–3 2–5 1958 Final
6. 1958-06-29 Råsunda Stadium, Solna, Sweden  Sweden 2–5 2–5 1958 Final
7. 1962-05-30 Estadio Sausalito, Viña del Mar, Chile  Mexico 2–0 2–0 1962 Group stage
8. 1966-07-12 Goodison Park, Liverpool, England  Bulgaria 1–0 2–0 1966 Group stage
9. 1970-06-03 Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara, Mexico  Czechoslovakia 2–1 4–1 1970 Group stage
10. 1970-06-10 Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara, Mexico  Romania 1–0 3–2 1970 Group stage
11. 1970-06-10 Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara, Mexico  Romania 3–1 3–2 1970 Group stage
12. 1970-06-21 Estadio Azteca, Mexico City, Mexico  Italy 1–0 4–1 1970 Final

Source:[6]

Unofficial matches

Unofficial international appearances (22) and goals (18)
Date Venue Home Result Visitor Goals
21 May 1958 São Paulo  Brazil 5–0 Brazil Corinthians
8 May 1960 Malmö Sweden Malmö FF 1–7  Brazil 2
12 May 1960 Milano Italy Internazionale 2–2  Brazil 2
16 May 1960 Lisbon Portugal Sporting CP 0–4  Brazil
3 May 1963 Eindhoven Netherlands PSV Eindhoven 0–1  Brazil
1 May 1966 Rio de Janeiro  Brazil 2–0 Brazil Rio Grande do Sul
21 June 1966 Madrid Spain Atlético Madrid 3–5  Brazil 3
4 July 1966 Stockholm Sweden AIK 2–4  Brazil 2
6 July 1966 Malmö Sweden Malmö FF 1–3  Brazil 2
6 November 1968 Rio de Janeiro  Brazil 2–1 FIFA XI
13 November 1968 Curitiba Brazil Coritiba 1–2  Brazil
6 July 1969 Salvador Brazil Bahia 0–4  Brazil 1
9 July 1969 Aracaju Brazil Rio Grande do Sul 2–8  Brazil
13 July 1969 Recife Brazil Pernambuco 1–6  Brazil 1
1 August 1969 Bogotá Colombia Millonarios 0–2  Brazil
3 September 1969 Belo Horizonte Brazil Atlético Mineiro 2–1  Brazil 1
14 March 1970 Rio de Janeiro Brazil Bangu 1–1  Brazil
5 April 1970 Manaus Brazil Amazonas A 1–4  Brazil 1
19 April 1970 Belo Horizonte Brazil Minas Gerais 1–3  Brazil
6 May 1970 Guadalajara Mexico Guadalajara XI 0–3  Brazil 1
17 May 1970 León Mexico León XI 2–5  Brazil 2
24 May 1970 Irapuato Mexico Irapuato 0–3  Brazil

References

  1. ^ PELÉ (Edson Arantes do Nascimento) - The King of football (FIFA.com)
  2. ^ Cite error: The named reference Quotes was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  3. ^ "Pele helps Brazil to World Cup title". History (U.S. TV channel). Retrieved 18 July 2017.
  4. ^ Alsos, Jan. "Legends – Uwe Seeler". Planet World Cup. Retrieved 16 June 2014.
  5. ^ https://www.realmadrid.com/en/news/2018/06/cristiano-ronaldo-has-scored-in-the-last-4-world-cups
  6. ^ a b Mamrud, Roberto. "Edson Arantes do Nascimento "Pelé" – Goals in International Matches". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved 1 May 2011.
  7. ^ "How Brazilian football legend Pelé stopped a major Nigerian war for two days". face2faceafrica.com. 23 October 2018. {{cite web}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |1= (help)
  8. ^ http://futdados.com/raio-x-dos-gols-de-pele-na-carreira/
  9. ^ http://pele.m-qp-m.us/english/pele_statistics.shtml
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