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Voting for the best goal of the 2026 World Cup has begun: Here are the candidates

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Voting for the best goal of the 2026 World Cup has begun: Here are the candidates
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Points clés

  • The official voting process has begun to determine the best goal of the tournament in the 2026 World Cup.
  • Only 12 of the total 308 goals scored in the tournament were nominated as candidates by FIFA.
  • The selected goals correspond to approximately 4 percent of the total goals in the tournament.

En chiffres

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The exciting voting process to determine the best goal of the 2026 World Cup has officially begun. Out of a total of 308 goals scored in the tournament, only 12 have been nominated by FIFA for this special award. These elite goal candidates represent the most unforgettable and impressive moments of the tournament.

Fans can participate in official voting platforms to determine their own favorite goals and help find the winner of the award. The 12 nominated goals constitute only 4 percent of all goals in the tournament. This situation reveals how special and qualified the goals that made it to the final are.

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How many candidates were determined for the best goal of the 2026 World Cup?
Only 12 of the total 308 goals scored in the tournament were determined as candidates for the best goal award.
How can one participate in the voting for the best goal award?
Fans can vote for their own favorite goals through the voting platforms determined by FIFA.
What percentage of the total goals in the tournament do the nominated goals constitute?
The 12 goals selected as finalists constitute approximately 4 percent of all goals scored in the tournament.

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