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July 13, 1930 → July 30, 1930
The 1930 World Cup was played in Uruguay from July 13 to July 30, 1930. 13 teams contested 18 matches and scored 70 goals: 3.89 per game, number 5 of 23 editions (all-time average: 2.84).
Uruguay won the title, beating Argentina 4-2 in the final at Estadio Centenario, Montevideo.
On the way Uruguay played 4 matches: 4 wins, 0 draws and 0 defeats, scoring 15 and conceding 3.
United States finished third and Yugoslavia fourth.
Guillermo Stábile (Argentina) was the top scorer with 8 goals.
| Player | Goals | Pen. |
|---|---|---|
| Guillermo StábileArgentina | 8 | — |
| Pedro CeaUruguay | 5 | — |
| Bert PatenaudeUnited States | 4 | — |
| Carlos PeucelleArgentina | 3 | — |
| Ivan BekYugoslavia | 3 | — |
| Peregrino AnselmoUruguay | 3 | — |
| PreguinhoBrazil | 3 | — |
| Adolfo ZumelzúArgentina | 2 | — |
| André MaschinotFrance | 2 | — |
| Carlos VidalChile | 2 | — |
| Player | Goals | Pen. |
|---|---|---|
| Đorđe VujadinovićYugoslavia | 2 | — |
| Guillermo SubiabreChile | 2 | — |
| Héctor CastroUruguay | 2 | — |
| Luis MontiArgentina | 2 | — |
| Moderato WisintainerBrazil | 2 | — |
| Pablo DoradoUruguay | 2 | — |
| Santos IriarteUruguay | 2 | — |
| Manuel RosasMexico | 2 | 1 |
| Adalbert DeşuRomania | 1 | — |
| Alejandro ScopelliArgentina | 1 | — |
| Aleksandar TirnanićYugoslavia | 1 | — |
| Bart McGheeUnited States | 1 | — |
| Blagoje MarjanovićYugoslavia | 1 | — |
| Constantin StanciuRomania | 1 | — |
| Francisco VaralloArgentina | 1 | — |
| Héctor ScaroneUruguay | 1 | — |
| Jim BrownUnited States | 1 | — |
| Juan CarreñoMexico | 1 | — |
| Lucien LaurentFrance | 1 | — |
| Luis de SouzaPeru | 1 | — |
| Luis Vargas PeñaParaguay | 1 | — |
| Marcel LangillerFrance | 1 | — |
| Mario EvaristoArgentina | 1 | — |
| Miklós KovácsRomania | 1 | — |
| Roberto GayónMexico | 1 | — |
| Tom FlorieUnited States | 1 | — |
Own goals are not credited to a player. Tallies follow the open dataset; official counts can differ where a goal's attribution is disputed.
Every team's record at this World Cup: the final four first, then by matches played. A summary of results, not a group table.
Bart McGhee 23', Tom Florie 45', Bert Patenaude 69' · Montevideo
Lucien Laurent 19', Marcel Langiller 40', André Maschinot 43', Juan Carreño 70', André Maschinot 87' · Montevideo
Aleksandar Tirnanić 21', Ivan Bek 30', Preguinho 62' · Montevideo
Adalbert Deşu 1', Luis de Souza 75', Constantin Stanciu 79', Miklós Kovács 89' · Montevideo
Luis Monti 81' · Montevideo
Carlos Vidal 3', Manuel Rosas 52' (OG), Carlos Vidal 65' · Montevideo
Ivan Bek 60', Blagoje Marjanović 65', Ivan Bek 67', Đorđe Vujadinović 85' · Montevideo
Bert Patenaude 10', Bert Patenaude 15', Bert Patenaude 50' · Montevideo
Héctor Castro 65' · Montevideo
Guillermo Stábile 8', Adolfo Zumelzú 12', Guillermo Stábile 17', Manuel Rosas 42' (P), Francisco Varallo 53', Adolfo Zumelzú 55', Manuel Rosas 65', Roberto Gayón 75', Guillermo Stábile 80' · Montevideo
Guillermo Subiabre 67' · Montevideo
Luis Vargas Peña 40' · Montevideo
Moderato Wisintainer 37', Preguinho 57', Moderato Wisintainer 73', Preguinho 83' · Montevideo
Pablo Dorado 7', Héctor Scarone 26', Peregrino Anselmo 31', Pedro Cea 35' · Montevideo
Guillermo Stábile 12', Guillermo Stábile 13', Guillermo Subiabre 15', Mario Evaristo 51' · Montevideo
Luis Monti 20', Alejandro Scopelli 56', Guillermo Stábile 69', Carlos Peucelle 80', Carlos Peucelle 85', Guillermo Stábile 87', Jim Brown 89' · Montevideo
Đorđe Vujadinović 4', Pedro Cea 18', Peregrino Anselmo 20', Peregrino Anselmo 31', Santos Iriarte 61', Pedro Cea 67', Pedro Cea 72' · Montevideo
Pablo Dorado 12', Carlos Peucelle 20', Guillermo Stábile 37', Pedro Cea 57', Santos Iriarte 68', Héctor Castro 89' · Montevideo
Results, scorers and shoot-outs: martj42/international_results (open dataset, MIT licence). Scores include extra time.
First-ever FIFA World Cup.