Four families set World Cup record
The International Football Association (FIFA) highlighted the history of four pairs of sibling players who scored goals in the World Cup finals. Among them are the German brothers Otmar and Fritz Walter, who scored seven goals and helped West Germany win the 1954 World Cup; the Dutch brothers Willy and Rinie van de Kerkhof, who scored during the 1978 tournament; the Brazilian duo Socrates and Ray, who scored in the 1982 and 1994 editions; the Danish brothers Michael and Bjarne Laudrup, who scored in the 1986 and 1998 tournaments; and the English brothers Jack and Bobby Charlton, winners of the 1966 World Cup.
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