From A to Z: the 2026 World Cup scorers complete the alphabet

From Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé’s stunners to Harry Kane’s penalty, the 2026 World Cup has already seen over 100 goals – and there’s plenty more to come.

But thanks to Egypt’s two goals on Sunday against New Zealand in the group stage, World Cup goals have reached an impressive milestone: one goalscorer for every letter of the alphabet.

Organized by surname, no World Cup has ever achieved this feat. The closest was the 2018 World Cup, which had a scorer for every letter except Y.

Well, thanks to the goals scored by Egyptians Trezeguet and Mostafa Zico, the 26-letter list is now complete. Here’s a look at the first alphabet of scorers for the 2026 World Cup.