Brazil vs Hungary: World Cup head-to-head record
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Hungary holds a perfect 2-0 World Cup head-to-head record against Brazil, having won both of their tournament encounters. The Hungarians defeated Brazil 4-2 in the 1954 quarter-finals and 3-1 in a group stage match at the 1966 World Cup.
These two meetings represent one of football's most surprising historical dominances, with the mighty Brazil failing to register a single victory against Hungary on the World Cup stage despite their contrasting trophy records.
Complete Match History
The two World Cup encounters between these nations tell a fascinating story of Hungarian supremacy over Brazilian football royalty. In 1954, Hungary's 'Magical Magyars' knocked Brazil out at the quarter-final stage with a thrilling 4-2 victory, part of their legendary unbeaten run. Twelve years later at the 1966 World Cup in England, Hungary again got the better of Brazil with a commanding 3-1 group stage victory.
Track live scores and build your bracket for future World Cup matches at Bola 2026, where you can follow all tournament action. While Brazil went on to become the most successful World Cup nation with five titles, their record against Hungary remains a unique blemish in their otherwise dominant tournament history.
Frequently asked questions
How many times have Brazil and Hungary played at the World Cup?
Brazil and Hungary have met twice at the World Cup, in 1954 and 1966, with Hungary winning both encounters.
When did Hungary last beat Brazil at the World Cup?
Hungary's last World Cup victory over Brazil came in 1966, when they won 3-1 in a group stage match.
What was the score in the 1954 Brazil vs Hungary World Cup match?
Hungary defeated Brazil 4-2 in the 1954 World Cup quarter-finals, eliminating the South Americans from the tournament.