The
Golden Boot is presented to the leading goal scorer of the World Cup.
In FIFA World Cup 2014, if more than a single player scores the most
number of goals, then the winner will be decided by the least number
of assistance required for the goals. If assists is not capable of
deciding the winner, then the player who played for the least time
for scoring the goals will be the winner.
Lets
take a look at the previous winners:
Golden
Boot Award
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Year
|
Player
|
Country
|
Goals
|
1930
|
Guillermo
Stabile
|
Argentina
|
8
|
1934
|
Oldrich
Nejedly, Edmund Conen, Angelo Schiavio
|
Czechoslovakia,
Germany, Italy
|
4
goals each
|
1938
|
Leonidas
|
Brazil
|
8
|
1950
|
Ademir
|
Brazil
|
9
|
1954
|
Sandor
Kocsis
|
Hungary
|
11
|
1958
|
Just
Fontaine
|
France
|
13
|
1962
|
Florian
Albert, Valentin Ivanov, Drazen Jerkovic, Leonel Sanchez, Vava,
Garrincha
|
Hungary,
Soviet Union, Yugoslavia, Chile, Brazil, Brazil
|
4
goals each
|
1966
|
Eusebio
|
Portugal
|
9
|
1970
|
Gerd
Muller
|
Germany
|
10
|
1974
|
Gregorz
Lato
|
Poland
|
7
|
1978
|
Mario
Kempes
|
Argentina
|
6
|
1982
|
Paolo
Rossi
|
Italy
|
6
|
1986
|
Gary
Lineker
|
England
|
6
|
1990
|
Salvatore
Schillachi
|
Italy
|
6
|
1994
|
Histro
Stoichkov, Oleg Salenko
|
Bulgaria,
Russia
|
6
|
1998
|
Davor
Suker
|
Croatia
|
6
|
2002
|
Ronaldo
|
Brazil
|
8
|
2006
|
Miroslav
Klose
|
Germany
|
5
|
2010
|
Thomas
Muller
|
Germany
|
5
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