The highest individual score ever in a soccer World Cup match is five goals, a record shared by Just Fontaine of France and Gerd Müller of Germany. Fontaine achieved this remarkable feat in 1958 against Paraguay, while Müller matched it in the 1970 World Cup against Peru. Scoring five goals in a single match highlights extraordinary skill, positioning, and finishing ability, setting a standard that remains unmatched in World Cup history. These achievements emphasize the incredible talent displayed at the highest levels of international soccer and leave a lasting legacy in the tournament’s history.