2014 World Cup Top Goalscoring Boots - 49 goals have been scored in the first round of group matches at the 2014 World Cup, more then in most of the previous competitions.
While three goals in the first round where own goals, in this post we're going to have a look at the 2014 World Cup Boot Statistics of the other 46 goals scored in the first 16 matches.
2014 World Cup Top Goalscoring Football Boot Brands
While Nike Boots are worn by more than 50% of the 736 players participating in the group stage, the Nike Boots only account for 15 (32.6%) of the 46 goals. Adidas is the clear winner in this category with 24 goals (52.2%) scored.
The list is completed by Puma (3), Mizuno (2) and Warrior (2), while Concord, Lotto, Umbro and Under Armour, who all have players under contract at this World Cup, have not yet seen goals.
2014 World Cup Top Goalscoring Football Boot Silos
The most successful Football Boot Silo so far has been the Adidas Adizero with 17 goals, more than twice as many as 2nd placed Nike Mercurial with 8. They are followed in the 2014 World Cup Top Goalscoring Silos Ranking by the Adidas Predator (6), Nike Hypervenom (4) and Nike Tiempo (3).
Puma's Evopower (2) and Evospeed (1) did ok, while Warrior surprised us with two goals already, having only five players in total at the competition.
New silos Adidas Nitrocharge and Nike Magista, unveiled in 2013 and 2014 respectively, are yet to score in the 2014 World Cup.
2014 World Cup Top Goalscorers
Thomas Müller of Germany who scored three against Portugal wearing Adidas Adizero boots, has the most goals, followed by Karim Benzema, Neymar, Arjen Robben and Robin van Persie, who all netted twice in their opening matches.
A total of 35 players, including 4-times Balon d'Or winner Lionel Messi and Itay's Mario Balotelli, have scored once in the first match.