Four World Cup Records That Might Never Be Broken

The World Cup has seen its share of jaw-dropping feats, but some records feel untouchable. Take Hakan Şükür's lightning-fast goal just 11 seconds into the 2002 group stage fixture between Turkey and South Korea—a mark that defies pace and positioning. Then there's Cameroon's Roger Milla, who at 42 years old scored in the 1994 tournament against Russia, proving age is just a number in the knockout chase. France's Just Fontaine set the gold standard for goal-scoring back in 1958, netting 13 times...