Brazil and Italy remain the only two nations in history to win back-to-back FIFA World Cups in the history of the competition.
Argentine were hoping to join the two nations, but after losing Sunday's final to Spain, they could not achieve that dream.
The Argentines, won the 2022 tournament in Qatar, but they were brought down to earth by a very talented Spanish side at the MetLife Stadium in New York.
Italy, were the first nation to win the FIFA World Cup on successive occasions when they hosted and won the second edition of the tournament in 1934 and again in France in 1938.
Brazil followed Italy's path when they won their first title in 1958 in Sweden and successfully defending it in Chile in 1962.
In the history of the competition, Brazil are the most successful nation, having won the trophy on five occasions in 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002.
They are followed by Italy and Germany who have both won it on four occasions whilst Argentina have won it three times.
Only eight nations, Brazil, Italy, Germany, Argentina, Spain, Uruguay, France and England, have won the FIFA World Cup.
