Five players share the record for the most penalties scored in FIFA World Cup history, with each of them converting four spot-kicks during their appearances at the tournament.
The list includes Eusébio for Portugal, Rob Rensenbrink for the Netherlands, Gabriel Batistuta for Argentina, Harry Kane for England, and Lionel Messi for Argentina.
The record underlines the importance of mental strength under pressure, as World Cup penalties often arrive in decisive matches or deep knockout-stage moments where one kick can become historic.
Although many stars have scored from the spot at the World Cup, the four-goal mark remains the shared benchmark, making it a number to watch closely in future editions.