Top four finishers at the World Cup football
July 11th, 2010 - 4:52 pm ICT by IANSJohannesburg, July 11 (DPA) All the top four finishers at the World Cup football.
1930: Uruguay, Argentina, no play-off for third place
1934: Italy, Czechoslovakia, Germany, Austria
1938: Italy, Hungary, Brazil, Sweden
1950: Uruguay, Brazil, Sweden, Spain
1954: West Germany, Hungary, Austria, Uruguay
1958: Brazil, Sweden, France, West Germany
1962: Brazil, Czechoslovakia, Chile, Yugoslavia
1966: England, West Germany, Portugal, Soviet Union
1970: Brazil, Italy, West Germany, Uruguay
1974: West Germany, Netherlands, Poland, Brazil
1978: Argentina, Netherlands, Brazil, Italy
1982: Italy, West Germany, Poland, France
1986: Argentina, West Germany, France, Belgium
1990: West Germany, Argentina, Italy, England
1994: Brazil, Italy, Sweden, Bulgaria
1998: France, Brazil, Croatia, Netherlands
2002: Brazil, Germany, Turkey, South Korea
2006: Italy, France, Germany, Portugal
2010: Spain/Netherlands, Germany, Uruguay
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