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Ep326: Soccer Records Trivia · Kidcast Daily

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  Hit play. It's trivia time.
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  Gather round friends in the lines for space, books, movies 2
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  science facts coming at you Hey kid cast daily trivia time.
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  Shout your answer, let it shine. Guess it, grab it, score your
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  points, laugh and learn in every Join Kid Cast Daily.
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  Here we go. Ready.
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  Set your brains. Hey there curious minds, you're
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  listening to Kick Ass Daily, your go to show for amazing
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  stories, wild facts, cool science and the latest news.
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  Today we are kicking around some awesome soccer record trivia.
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  Get ready for quick. Questions.
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  Short pauses to think and speedy answers.
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  Keep score if you want or just play for fun.
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  Here we go. First up, a global classic.
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  Here's the. Question which?
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  Country has won the most men's FIFA World Cups.
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  The answer is Brazil. Brazil has lifted the trophy
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  five times. Their wins came in
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  1958196219701994 and 2002. Time to test your tournament
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  memory. Here's the.
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  Question. Who holds the record for most
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  goals in a single men's World Cup tournament?
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  The answer is just Fontaine of France.
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  He scored thirteen goals in the 1958 World Cup.
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  No one has matched that total in one tournament since.
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  Let's go from big totals to young stars.
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  Here's the. Question.
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  Who is the youngest goalscorer in a men's World Cup?
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  The answer is Pele of Brazil. He scored at age 17 years and
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  239 days in 1958. He went on to help Brazil win
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  that World Cup. Now for a record that proves age
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  can be just a number. Here's the.
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  Question who? Is the oldest goal scorer in a
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  men's World Cup? The answer is Rodger Miller of
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  Cameroon. He scored at age 42 in the 1994
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  World Cup. He became a global favorite with
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  his joyful celebrations. Let's switch to the women's game
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  for a big team achievement. Here's the.
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  Question. Which team has won the most FIFA
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  Women's World Cup titles? The answer is the United States.
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  the US has four titles from 19911999, 2015 and 2019.
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  Spain won in 2023, but the US still holds the most overall.
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  Ready for goal scoring legend? Here's the.
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  Question. Who has scored the most
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  international goals in women's soccer?
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  The answer is Christine Sinclair of Canada.
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  She has more goals for her national team than any other
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  player, woman or man. Her international career lasted
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  over 2 decades. Here comes a superstar of the
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  men's game. Here's the.
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  Question who? Is the record for the most
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  international goals in men's soccer?
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  The answer is Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal.
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  He has scored more goals for his national team than any other man
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  in history. He reached that mark while
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  playing across multiple decades and tournaments speed round time
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  with a lightning start. Here's the.
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  Question. What is the fastest goal ever
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  scored in a FIFA World Cup match?
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  The answer is about 11 seconds by Hakansukar of Turkey.
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  In 2002, he scored against South Korea in the 3rd place match.
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  It was a quick strike right after kickoff.
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  Let's talk about an eye popping number from a single
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  international game. Here's the.
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  Question which? Player scored the most goals in
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  a single international match. The answer is Archie Thompson of
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  Australia. He scored thirteen goals in a
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  World Cup qualifying match against American Samoa in 2001.
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  The game ended with a record setting scoreline club time now
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  with Europe's top prize. Here's the.
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  Question. Which club has won the most UEFA
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  Champions League titles? The answer is Real Madrid.
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  The Spanish club has the most European Cup and Champions
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  League wins. Their success stretches across
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  different eras and generations. Let's bring it to league play in
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  England. Here's the.
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  Question which? English club finished a Premier
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  League season unbeaten in 2000 and 3:04.
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  The answer is Arsenal. That team is known for
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  completing all 38 league matches without a loss.
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  They earn the nickname The Invincibles for that season.
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  Goalkeepers rarely score, but this one did something
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  remarkable. Here's the.
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  Question. Which goalkeeper scored a world
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  record long distance goal from about 92 meters in 2013?
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  The answer is a Smear Begovic. He scored for Stoke City against
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  Southampton in the English Premier League.
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  The ball traveled and officially measured 91.9 meters and the
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  record was recognized by Guinness World Records.
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  You're doing great. Let's add a few bonus bytes of
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  knowledge before our super challenge.
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  Did you know the World Cup trophy used today is solid, gold
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  plated and shows 2 human figures holding up the earth?
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  The original trophy, called the Jewels Rimmett Trophy was
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  awarded from 1930 to 1970 and then retired to Brazil.
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  The modern trophy has been used since 1974.
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  Another cool tidbit, the modern soccer ball used in top
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  tournaments is carefully tested for shape, water absorption and
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  bounce. The panels and materials are
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  designed to stay round and move predictably.
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  Officials even use special technology to check if the whole
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  ball crosses the goal line in some competitions.
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  Here is a quick extra quiz within the show to keep your
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  brain moving. Here's the.
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  Question who? Is the only male player to score
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  in five different FIFA World Cups?
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  The answer is Cristiano Ronaldo. He scored in 2006, 2010, 2014,
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  2018 and 2022. He became the first man to score
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  in five editions. Let's check your memory for a
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  festival of goals. Here's the.
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  Question. Who holds the record for the
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  most goals scored by a single player at the FIFA Women's World
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  Cup? The answer is Marta of Brazil.
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  She has scored more Women's World Cup goals than any other
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  player. She also scored in multiple
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  different tournaments across many years.
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  Here is a bit of trivia about stadiums.
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  Some of the loudest roars in soccer history have come from
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  huge crowds, and the largest official attendance recorded for
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  a soccer match is often quoted with a very precise number.
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  We're going to turn that into our final puzzle.
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  It is time for the Super Challenge.
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  Take a deep breath and picture a giant stadium.
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  Here's the Super Challenge question.
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  What is the highest official attendance ever recorded for a
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  soccer match? The answer is about 199,854
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  people at the Americana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro in 1950.
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  It was the FIFA World Cup final between Brazil and Uruguay.
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  The number is based on official counts from that day.
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  That was a lot of record-breaking fun.
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  You learned about Brazil's World Cup dominance, Fontaine's 13
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  gold tournament, Pele and Mila's age records, the United States
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  leading the Women's World Cup, and two huge international goal
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  leaders in Christine Sinclair and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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  You also heard about the fastest World Cup goal, Archie
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  Thompson's thirteen goal game, Real Madrid's Champions League
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  record, Arsenal's unbeaten league season, a smear Begovic S
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  long range strike, and that massive Merikana crowd.
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  If you want a mini review, try to recall 3 numbers from today's
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  show. Right now you could pick five
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  World Cups for Brazil, 13 World Cup goals by Just Fontaine and
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  about 199,854 fans at the Americana.
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  If you remembered those, give yourself a big smile.
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  Thanks for listening and playing along.
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  Keep your cleats tied, your curiosity strong, and your
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  questions ready. We will be back soon with more
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  amazing facts you can share at lunch, on the bus, or after
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  practice. Until next time, keep learning
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  something new every day. Grab your.
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  Breakfast, feeling fine, adventures waiting.
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  Don't be late. Today's the day we.
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  Celebrate Kick ass daily.