Best Soccer Players From Brazil Ever
Who, Where, When, Why, And How Was Soccer Invented
Brazilian Soccer Trivia
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Who was a twice World Cup winner in 1958 and 1962 and is known as the 11th greatest soccer player of Brazil?

Nilton Santos

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Why was soccer invented?

Because back during the Han Dynasty it was actually used for a training exercise for the soldiers to help build up their endurance. It involved kicking a small leather ball into a net strung between two bamboo poles.

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How many FIFA World Cup titles has Brazil's national soccer team won?

5

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Who scored 33 times in 81 games and won two state championships in the 1960s and is known as the 6th greatest soccer player of Brazil?

Jairzinho

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How was soccer invented?

It at first started just as a military exercise for soldiers during the Han dynasty, but then word got around about this exercise and then the locals started using it as a fun sport.

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What is Brazilian soccer called?

Ginga

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Who played 60 official games for his country and scored on 22 occasions and is rated as the fifth greatest soccer player of Brazil?

Sócrates

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When was soccer invented?

Soccer was invented in 1863 but the concept of it started during the Han dynasty

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Who is the top goal scorer of Brazil in history?

Pelé, who had a goal score of 77

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Who scored over 200 career goals across four countries, won a World Cup in 1994, and twice been crowned FIFA World Player of the Year and also is known as the 3rd greatest soccer player of Brazil?

Cristiano Ronaldo

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Where was soccer invented?

Soccer was invented in England
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What year did Brazil win it's first major trophy?

Brazil won their very first major trophy in 1919

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Who at the age of 17 became the youngest player to feature in a World Cup Final in 1958 and is also globally known as the greatest soccer player of Brazil ever?

Pelé 

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Who invented soccer?

Soccer was invented by the Han dynasty

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Who did Brazil lose it's first World Cup game against in 1934?

They lost to Yugoslavia

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