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The World Cup is the most prestigious international soccer tournament in the world, and it has been held every four years since 1930. The tournament is organized by FIFA, soccer's governing body, and it features 32 teams from different countries competing for the title of world champions.

To date, only eight countries have won the World Cup: Brazil, Germany, Italy, Argentina, Uruguay, England, France, and Spain. Brazil has won the tournament a record five times, with their most recent victory coming in 2002. Germany and Italy have each won the tournament four times, with Germany's most recent victory coming in 2014 and Italy's coming in 2006. Argentina and Uruguay have each won the tournament twice, with Argentina's most recent victory coming in 1986 and Uruguay's coming in 1950. England, France, and Spain have each won the tournament once, with England's victory coming in 1966, France's in 1998, and Spain's in 2010.

The World Cup is a highly anticipated event and it always generates a lot of excitement among soccer fans around the world. The tournament is not only a showcase of the best soccer players in the world, but it also brings together people from different countries and cultures, making it a truly global event.

So far, the World Cup has been won by eight different countries, with Brazil leading the pack with five victories. Who will be the next team to hoist the trophy and join the exclusive club of World Cup champions? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure: the World Cup is always full of surprises and excitement.