Pelé
International
Pelé is the top scorer of the Brazil national football team with 77 goals in 92 official appearances. In addition, he scored 18 times in 22 unofficial games.

Pelé

Section Title: International
Table Section Text: Pelé is the top scorer of the Brazil national football team with 77 goals in 92 official appearances. In addition, he scored 18 times in 22 unofficial games.

#	Date	Venue	Home	Result	Visitor	Competition	Goals	Cumulative Goals

1.	7 July 1957	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	1–2	Argentina	Roca Cup	1	1

2.	10 July 1957	São Paulo	Brazil	2–0	Argentina	Roca Cup	1	2

3.	4 May 1958	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	5–1	Paraguay	Oswaldo Cruz Cup	1	3

4.	14 May 1958	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	4–0	Bulgaria	Friendly	0	3

5.	18 May 1958	São Paulo	Brazil	3–1	Bulgaria	Friendly	2	5

6.	15 June 1958	Gothenburg	Brazil	2–0	Soviet Union	World Cup	0	5

7.	19 June 1958	Gothenburg	Brazil	1–0	Wales	World Cup	1	6

8.	24 June 1958	Stockholm	Brazil	5–2	France	World Cup	3	9

9.	29 June 1958	Stockholm	Brazil	5–2	Sweden	World Cup	2	11

10.	10 March 1959	Buenos Aires	Brazil	2–2	Peru	Copa América	1	12

11.	15 March 1959	Buenos Aires	Brazil	3–0	Chile	Copa América	2	14

12.	21 March 1959	Buenos Aires	Brazil	4–2	Bolivia	Copa América	1	15

13.	26 March 1959	Buenos Aires	Brazil	3–1	Uruguay	Copa América	0	15

14.	29 March 1959	Buenos Aires	Brazil	4–1	Paraguay	Copa América	3	18

15.	4 April 1959	Buenos Aires	Argentina	1–1	Brazil	Copa América	1	19

16.	13 May 1959	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	2–0	England	Friendly	0	19

17.	17 September 1959	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	7–0	Chile	O'Higgins Cup	3	22

18.	20 September 1959	São Paulo	Brazil	1–0	Chile	O'Higgins Cup	0	22

19.	29 April 1960	Cairo	United Arab Republic	0–5	Brazil	Friendly	0	22

20.	1 May 1960	Alexandria	United Arab Republic	1–3	Brazil	Friendly	3	25

21.	6 May 1960	Cairo	United Arab Republic	0–3	Brazil	Friendly	0	25

22.	10 May 1960	Copenhagen	Denmark	3–4	Brazil	Friendly	0	25

23.	9 July 1960	Montevideo	Uruguay	0–1	Brazil	Atlantic Cup	0	25

24.	12 July 1960	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	5–1	Argentina	Atlantic Cup	1	26

25.	21 April 1962	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	6–0	Paraguay	Oswaldo Cruz Cup	1	27

26.	24 April 1962	São Paulo	Brazil	4–0	Paraguay	Oswaldo Cruz Cup	2	29

27.	6 May 1962	São Paulo	Brazil	2–1	Portugal	Friendly	0	29

28.	9 May 1962	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	1–0	Portugal	Friendly	1	30

29.	12 May 1962	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	3–1	Wales	Friendly	1	31

30.	16 May 1962	São Paulo	Brazil	3–1	Wales	Friendly	2	33

31.	30 May 1962	Viña del Mar	Brazil	2–0	Mexico	World Cup	1	34

32.	2 June 1962	Viña del Mar	Brazil	0–0	Czechoslovakia	World Cup	0	34

33.	13 April 1963	São Paulo	Brazil	2–3	Argentina	Roca Cup	0	34

34.	16 April 1963	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	5–2	Argentina	Roca Cup	3	37

35.	21 April 1963	Lisbon	Portugal	1–0	Brazil	Friendly	0	37

36.	28 April 1963	Paris	France	2–3	Brazil	Friendly	3	40

37.	2 May 1963	Amsterdam	Netherlands	1–0	Brazil	Friendly	0	40

38.	5 May 1963	Hamburg	West Germany	1–2	Brazil	Friendly	1	41

39.	12 May 1963	Milan	Italy	3–0	Brazil	Friendly	0	41

40.	30 May 1964	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	5–1	England	Taça das Nações	1	42

41.	3 June 1964	São Paulo	Brazil	0–3	Argentina	Taça das Nações	0	42

42.	7 June 1964	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	4–1	Portugal	Taça das Nações	1	43

43.	2 June 1965	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	5–0	Belgium	Friendly	3	46

44.	6 June 1965	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	2–0	West Germany	Friendly	1	47

45.	9 June 1965	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	0–0	Argentina	Friendly	0	47

46.	17 June 1965	Oran	Algeria	0–3	Brazil	Friendly	1	48

47.	24 June 1965	Porto	Portugal	0–0	Brazil	Friendly	0	48

48.	30 June 1965	Stockholm	Sweden	1–2	Brazil	Friendly	1	49

49.	4 July 1965	Moscow	Soviet Union	0–3	Brazil	Friendly	2	51

50.	21 November 1965	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	2–2	Soviet Union	Friendly	1	52

51.	19 May 1966	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	1–0	Chile	Friendly	0	52

52.	4 June 1966	São Paulo	Brazil	4–0	Peru	Friendly	1	53

53.	8 June 1966	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	2–1	Poland	Friendly	0	53

54.	12 June 1966	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	2–1	Czechoslovakia	Friendly	2	55

55.	15 June 1966	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	2–2	Czechoslovakia	Friendly	1	56

56.	25 June 1966	Glasgow	Scotland	1–1	Brazil	Friendly	0	56

57.	30 June 1966	Göteborg	Sweden	2–3	Brazil	Friendly	0	56

58.	12 July 1966	Liverpool	Brazil	2–0	Bulgaria	World Cup	1	57

59.	19 July 1966	Liverpool	Portugal	3–1	Brazil	World Cup	0	57

60.	25 July 1968	Asunción	Paraguay	0–4	Brazil	Oswaldo Cruz Cup	2	59

61.	28 July 1968	Asunción	Paraguay	1–0	Brazil	Oswaldo Cruz Cup	0	59

62.	31 October 1968	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	1–2	Mexico	Friendly	0	59

63.	3 November 1968	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	2–1	Mexico	Friendly	1	60

64.	6 November 1968	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	2-1	FIFA XI	Friendly	0	60

65.	14 December 1968	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	2–2	West Germany	Friendly	0	60

66.	17 December 1968	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	3–3	Yugoslavia	Friendly	1	61

67.	7 April 1969	Porto Alegre	Brazil	2–1	Peru	Friendly	0	61

68.	9 April 1969	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	3–2	Peru	Friendly	1	62

69.	12 June 1969	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	2–1	England	Friendly	0	62

70.	6 August 1969	Bogotá	Colombia	0–2	Brazil	World Cup Qualifiers	0	62

71.	10 August 1969	Caracas	Venezuela	0–5	Brazil	World Cup Qualifiers	2	64

72.	17 August 1969	Asunción	Paraguay	0–3	Brazil	World Cup Qualifiers	0	64

73.	21 August 1969	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	6–2	Colombia	World Cup Qualifiers	1	65

74.	24 August 1969	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	6–0	Venezuela	World Cup Qualifiers	2	67

75.	31 August 1969	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	1–0	Paraguay	World Cup Qualifiers	1	68

76.	4 March 1970	Porto Alegre	Brazil	0–2	Argentina	Friendly	0	68

77.	8 March 1970	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	2–1	Argentina	Friendly	1	69

78.	22 March 1970	São Paulo	Brazil	5–0	Chile	Friendly	2	71

79.	26 March 1970	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	2–1	Chile	Friendly	0	71

80.	12 April 1970	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	0–0	Paraguay	Friendly	0	71

81.	26 April 1970	São Paulo	Brazil	0–0	Bulgaria	Friendly	0	71

82.	29 April 1970	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	1–0	Austria	Friendly	0	71

83.	3 June 1970	Guadalajara	Brazil	4–1	Czechoslovakia	World Cup	1	72

84.	7 June 1970	Guadalajara	Brazil	1–0	England	World Cup	0	72

85.	10 June 1970	Guadalajara	Brazil	3–2	Romania	World Cup	2	74

86.	14 June 1970	Guadalajara	Brazil	4–2	Peru	World Cup	0	74

87.	17 June 1970	Guadalajara	Brazil	3–1	Uruguay	World Cup	0	74

88.	21 June 1970	Mexico City	Brazil	4–1	Italy	World Cup	1	75

89.	30 September 1970	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	2–1	Mexico	Friendly	0	75

90.	4 October 1970	Santiago de Chile	Chile	1–5	Brazil	Friendly	1	76

91.	11 July 1971	São Paulo	Brazil	1–1	Austria	Friendly	1	77

92.	18 July 1971	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	2–2	Yugoslavia	Friendly	0	77

Sentence(s)

Brazil won with 4–2 against Peru.

final_sentence: Brazil won with 4–2 against Peru.