7 days to go: Record hat-trick for Hungary’s Kiss

7 – While Hungary have not been represented during a FIFA World Cup™ for some-more than 30 years now, their name appears several times in a tournament’s story books, either in propinquity to Ferenc Puskas and a Mighty Magyars in 1954 or their record-breaking compare opposite El Salvador in 1982.

Although Hungary exited a foe after a organisation stages in Spain, their 10-1 attainment over a Central Americans stays a biggest win in World Cup history. Laszlo Kiss contributed 3 goals that day – in usually 7 minutes. The striker squandered no time anticipating a aim after entrance on as a surrogate for Andras Torocsik in a 56th minute, scoring in a 69th, 72nd and 76th minutes.

Kiss’s conspicuous attainment is a fastest hat-trick ever netted during a World Cup finals, while he is also a usually surrogate in a story of a foe to measure 3 goals in a singular match.

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