west germany won more world cups than east germany.
west germany won more world cups than east germany.
who won more world cups east or west germany?
west germany
although seeler never won a world cup (his involvement as a player in the tournament started four years after west germany won their first world cup (1954) and ended four years before they won their second (1974)), he had a prolific career in the tournament; he was the first player ever to appear in 20 world cup matches (he retired with 21 matches played, tied for third all-time); the first ever to score in four world cups (beating pelé by only a few minutes), and the first player to score at least two goals in each of four world cups (matched in 2014 by his compatriot miroslav klose). he also ranks third in all-time minutes played in world cups, with 1980, behind paolo maldini and lothar matthäus. in total, he scored 9 goals across the four world cups in which he played, as well as 3 goals in world cup qualifying matches; he scored 43 times in 72 international appearances between 1954 and 1970. a photo of a dejected seeler leaving the field having just been defeated in the 1966 world cup final was voted as "photo of the century" by "kicker" magazine.
uwe seeler
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the 2013 festival of world cups is a series of rugby league world cups held in the united kingdom during 2013. the centrepiece of the festival is the men's 2013 rugby league world cup. in addition to this tournament, there are also world cups being held for students, police, women, armed forces and wheelchair teams.









































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the eighth student rugby league world cup were held in july. the eight countries that took part were england, australia, ireland, new zealand, russia, south africa, scotland and wales.
2013 festival of world cups