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(CNN)-- The 2026 World Cup, hosted in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, is nearing its end, as Spain will face Argentina in the final match at MetLife Stadium on Sunday. The 'Matador' team won the title in 2010, while the 'Tango' team was crowned in 1978, 1986, and 2022.

Below is the record of World Cup champions throughout history:

1930: Uruguay after defeating Argentina 4-2. 1934: Italy after defeating Czechoslovakia 2-1. 1938: Italy after defeating Hungary 4-2. 1950: Uruguay after defeating Brazil 2-1. 1954: West Germany after defeating Hungary 3-2. 1958: Brazil after defeating Sweden 5-2. 1962: Brazil after defeating Czechoslovakia 3-1. 1966: England after defeating West Germany 4-2. 1970: Brazil after defeating Italy 4-1. 1974: West Germany after defeating Netherlands 2-1. 1978: Argentina after defeating Netherlands 3-1. 1982: Italy after defeating West Germany 3-1. 1986: Argentina after defeating West Germany 3-2. 1990: West Germany after defeating Argentina 1-0.

1994: Brazil after defeating Italy 3-2 on penalties after a 0-0 draw. 1998: France after defeating Brazil 3-0. 2002: Brazil after defeating Germany 2-0. 2006: Italy after defeating France 5-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw. 2010: Spain after defeating Netherlands 1-0. 2014: Germany after defeating Argentina 1-0. 2018: France after defeating Croatia 4-2. 2022: Argentina after defeating France 4-2 on penalties after a 3-3 draw. Thus, the 'Samba' team tops the list of most titles with 5, followed by Italy and Germany with 4 titles each.