Recalling World Cup statistics

I need to update the goal totals after the 2022 World Cup. So, as of now, Brazil's total is around 229 goals, but I need to confirm that. I think Germany had around 226 goals after 2014. It seems Germany has surpassed Brazil in total goals scored historically. After 2018, Germany added two more goals. I want to ensure I have the right figures since both teams are significant in World Cup history!Updating Germany's goal total

In the 2022 World Cup, Germany scored 6 goals in total during the group stage, which includes a draw against Japan and a victory over Costa Rica. This adds up to 8 goals from 2018 to 2022. So, if we consider Germany's total goals before 2018 as around 226, that would mean their updated total is now 234. I’m also wondering if the headline claiming "Brazil #1" refers to overall goals in World Cup history or specific top performers.Analyzing Hungary's history in World Cups

Hungary hasn't participated in World Cups for 40 years, but it’s impressive they're still considered a top 10 scorer due to their historic performance, especially in the early Cups like in 1954 when they scored 27 goals. They had significant victories back then, like 8-3 against Germany. I’m thinking about the total goals, which might be around 87. However, I need to clarify with the user whether they want data up to 2022 or to include qualifiers for 2026.Confirming top 10 goal totals

Hungary hasn't participated since 1986, but they're still in the top 10, which is impressive! I’m working on compiling the likely top 10 teams after 2022. Brazil is said to have scored around 237 goals, while Germany has about 232. I also think Argentina might have around 152, France 124, and Italy 128. So if Brazil scored 8 goals in 2022, that could confirm their spot as number one. I need to remember how many Brazil scored in 2018 too!I'm analyzing goal totals after the 2022 World Cup and confirming Brazil as likely number one with 237 goals total, followed closely by Germany with 232. I’m also calculating Argentina's total, which might be around 152, and France's approximately 146. Italy's at about 128, and Spain might be around 108 to 109. The Netherlands' total could be about 93 or so. Hungary has around 87, while Uruguay might be 83. England appears to be around 116, putting them above Italy.I'm piecing together information about the top 10 teams in terms of World Cup goals, with Brazil likely at 237 and Germany at 232. Then there's Argentina at around 152 and France at 146. I want to clarify the rankings for teams like England and Spain, which might be near each other, as well as the Netherlands, Uruguay, and Hungary.

Given the uncertainty in the exact counts, I'll consider asking if the user wants specific numbers or a simple list. I need to keep things concise yet informative while explaining Hungary's top 10 position from historical scoring.