The first time is never forgotten. On July 13, 1930, France's Lucien Laurent scored the first goal in FIFA World Cup (tm) history in the Uruguayan city of Montevideo, propelling his team to a 4-1 triumph over Mexico and etching his name in football history. Laurent, who died in 1952 at the age of 44, earned the title "the father of modern soccer." Other early players included England's Charles Alcock and William Allen, Scotland's Davie Wilson, and America's Walter Camp. The first player to score in an international match was American Ed Macauly, who did so on February 1, 1904. The United States defeated Canada 7-6 in Philadelphia. Macauley scored four times. The first player to score in a World Cup tournament game was Raimond Stadion of Switzerland on June 14, 1920. The Swiss lost 0-3 to Argentina in their opening match at the Summer Olympics in Paris. Stadion also scored twice in this game. The first player to score in a World Cup final was Ferenc Puskás of Hungary in overtime of the final match of the 1954 World Cup against Brazil. The game ended 2-2 after extra time and had to be decided by a shoot-out. Puskás scored both his shots, helping his team to victory.