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The International Football Federation (FIFA) has released a list of the five fastest goals scored in the 2026 World Cup, based on technical data from the official ball equipped with "Trenda" technology. Leading the list is Senegalese player Bab Gaye, who reached a speed of 131.94 km/h during a match against Iraq, followed by Swiss player Joel Mzamembi at 128.73 km/h in a game against Canada. These figures highlight the technological advancements in the tournament, which contribute to providing accurate statistics on the speed and power of shots.
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