The Fastest Goal in World Cup History

The Fastest Goal in World Cup History — Christian Benteke, Miami to Jacksonville, Florida

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The Fastest Goal in World Cup History



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Official World Record — Certified by WRAThe Fastest Goal in World Cup History  |  345 Miles  |  Christian Benteke  |  Miami Beach to Jacksonville Beach, Florida, USA

Christian Benteke
2016 World Cup Qualifiers — vs Gibraltar
7 Seconds After Kickoff
2016 World Cup Qualifiers


A moment in time, forever enshrined. Christian Benteke’s lightning-strike goal, scored a mere 7 seconds after kickoff against Gibraltar in the 2016 World Cup Qualifiers, is now an officially recognised World Record.

This astounding feat of speed, skill, and sheer ambition is the fastest goal ever recorded in World Cup history (classification and final competition) — a true testament to achieving greatness from the very first second. WRA is proud to confirm Christian Benteke as a World Records Authority title holder.

“A moment in time, forever enshrined.” — World Records Authority

WRA is proud to honour Christian Benteke for this monumental achievement and for raising awareness of water safety through his extraordinary paddleboard journey along the Florida coast.

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