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The 20 pages that link to Brazil national football team, each with the reason it gives.

• PeléRelated: Pelé scored 77 goals in 92 appearances for Brazil.

• 1994 FIFA World CupRelated: Brazil won its fourth title here, ending a 24-year wait.

• 1998 FIFA World CupBroader topic: Brazil entered as defending champion but lost the final.

• Argentina national football teamCompared with: Brazil is Argentina’s closest regional rival and has won more World Cups.

• 1970 FIFA World CupNarrower topic: The 1970 victory completed Brazil’s third title and established a lasting benchmark for the team.

• 2014 FIFA World CupRelated: The host nation’s semifinal defeat by Germany became the tournament’s defining shock.

• France national football teamCompared with: Brazil’s historic dominance provides a benchmark for France’s two titles.

• Ronaldo NazárioNarrower topic: His international legacy is inseparable from Brazil’s World Cup victories.

• FIFA World Cup recordsRelated: Brazil holds the record for the most men’s World Cup titles, with five.

• RonaldinhoRelated: Ronaldinho won the 2002 World Cup and the 2005 Confederations Cup with Brazil.

• 1994 FIFA World Cup finalRelated: Brazil won its fourth World Cup title in this final.

• GarrinchaRelated: Garrincha’s international career and two world titles came with Brazil.

• Jules RimetRelated: Brazil retained the Jules Rimet Trophy permanently after winning its third World Cup in 1970.

• 1958 FIFA World CupNarrower topic: The 1958 victory began its run of five World Cup titles.

• 1982 FIFA World CupRelated: Brazil’s attacking side was eliminated by Italy in a celebrated second-round match.

• Mário ZagalloNarrower topic: The national team was the setting for Zagallo’s playing and coaching achievements.

• NeymarRelated: Neymar became Brazil's all-time leading men's scorer by FIFA's count in 2023.

• RomárioNarrower topic: Romário’s most prominent international achievement came as a leading scorer for the national team.

• CafuRelated: Cafu captained the team to its fifth World Cup title in 2002.

• KakáRelated: Kaká won the 2002 FIFA World Cup with Brazil and later played in two further World Cups.