World Cup Teams' All-Time Goals Conceded: Germany, Brazil, Argentina top 3

On July 20, 2026, the FIFA World Cup in the US, Canada, and Mexico officially concluded. Squawka compiled a list of the top ten teams with the most goals conceded in FIFA World Cup history.

According to Squawka statistics, Germany has conceded a total of 135 goals in FIFA World Cup history, ranking first on the list. Brazil is second with 112 goals conceded. This year's FIFA World Cup runner-up, Argentina, has conceded a total of 109 goals in its FIFA World Cup history, ranking third. Mexico and France are ranked fourth and fifth respectively.

Top Ten Teams with Most Goals Conceded in FIFA World Cup History

1. Germany 135 (116 matches)

2. Brazil 112 (119 matches)

3. Argentina 109 (96 matches)

4. Mexico 104 (65 matches)

5. France 95 (81 matches)

6. Sweden 83 (55 matches)

7. Belgium 81 (57 matches)

8. South Korea 81 (41 matches)

9. England 80 (82 matches)

10. Uruguay 80 (62 matches)

Note: Due to the annexation of Austria by Germany in 1938, the Austrian team was unable to participate in the round of 16 of that FIFA World Cup, and Sweden automatically advanced to the quarterfinals. This match is not included in Sweden's total historical FIFA World Cup matches for the ranking.