Football: World Cup Awards
Golden Boot
Year |
Host country |
Golden Boot |
2014 | Brazil |
James Rodríguez (Colombia) |
6 |
2010 | South Africa |
Thomas Müller (Germany) (see Note 4) | 5 |
2006 | Germany |
Klose (Germany) | 5 |
2002 | South Korea / Japan |
Ronaldo (Brazil) | 8 |
1998 | France |
Suker (Croatia) | 6 |
1994 | USA |
See Note 3 | 6 |
1990 | Italy |
Schilaci (Italy) | 6 |
1986 | Mexico |
Lineker (England) | 6 |
1982 | Spain |
Rossi (Italy) | 6 |
1978 | Argentina |
Kempes (Argentina) | 6 |
1974 | West Germany |
Lato (Poland) | 7 |
1970 | Mexico |
Gerd Müller (West Germany) | 10 |
1966 | England |
Eusebio (Portugal) | 9 |
1962 | Chile |
See Note 2 | 4 |
1958 | Sweden |
Fontaine (France) | 13 |
1954 | Switzerland |
Kocsis (Hungary) | 11 |
1950 | Brazil |
Ademir (Brazil) | 9 |
1938 | France |
Da Silva (Brazil) | 7 |
1934 | Italy |
See Note 1 | 4 |
1930 | Uruguay |
Stabile (Uruguay) | 8 |
Golden Ball
Awarded for the best player of the tournament.
Year |
Host country |
Golden Ball |
2014 | Brazil |
Lionel Messi (Argentina) |
2010 | South Africa |
Diego Forlan (Uruguay) |
2006 | Germany |
Zinedine Zidane (France) |
2002 | South Korea and Japan |
Oliver Kahn (Germany) |
1998 | France |
Ronaldo (Brazil) |
1994 | USA |
Romário (Brazil) |
1990 | Italy |
Salvatore Schillaci (Italy) |
1986 | Mexico |
Diego Maradona (Argentina) |
1982 | Spain |
Paolo Rossi (Italy) |
Top Young Player
Year |
Host country |
Top Young Player |
2014 | Brazil |
Paul Pogba (France) |
2010 | South Africa |
Thomas Müller (Germany) |
2006 | Germany |
Lukas Podolski (Germany) |
2002 | South Korea and Japan |
Landon Donovan (USA) |
1998 | France |
Michael Owen (England) |
1994 | USA |
Marc Overmars (Netherlands) |
1990 | Italy |
Robert Prosinečki
(Croatia) |
1986 | Mexico |
Enzo Scifo (Belgium) |
1982 | Spain |
Manuel Amoros (France) |
1978 | Argentina |
Antonio Cabrini (Italy) |
1974 | West Germany |
Władysław Żmuda |
1970 | Mexico |
Teófilo Cubillas
(Peru) |
1966 | England |
Franz Beckenbauer (Germany) |
1962 | Chile |
Flórián Albert
(Hungary) |
1958 | Sweden |
Pelé (Brazil) |
In 2014 the Top Young Player award was sponsored by Hyundai.
Golden Gloves
Awarded to the best goalkeeper.
Year |
Host country |
Golden Gloves |
2014 | Brazil |
Manuel Neuer (Germany) |
2010 | South Africa |
Iker Casillas (Spain) |
2006 | Germany |
Gianluigi Buffon (Italy) |
2002 | South Korea and Japan |
Oliver Kahn (Germany) |
1998 | France |
Fabien Barthez (France) |
1994 | (USA) |
Michel Preud'homme (Belgium) |
Fair Play Award
Year |
Host country |
Fair Play Award |
2014 | Brazil |
Colombia |
1970 | Mexico |
Peru |
Notes:
1 | Three players had four goals each: Nejedly (Czechoslovakia), Conen (Germany), Schiavio (Italy) |
2 | Six players had four goals each: Ivanov (Soviet Union), Albert (Hungary), Jerkovic (Yugoslavia), Garrincha and Vava (Brazil),
and Sanchez (Chile) |
3 | Two players tied on six goals each: Stoitchkov (Bulgaria) and Salenko (Russia) |
4 | 4 players had 5 goals each: Müller (Germany), Sneijder (Netherlands), Villa (Spain), Forlán (Uruguay). Müller
was awarded the Golden Boot because he'd been credited with three assists (the other three had one each) |
© Haydn Thompson 2017