World Cup Single-Match Passing Leaderboard: Paredes Tops with 153 Passes vs Jordan

Following the conclusion of the World Cup, a data website compiled a leaderboard of the highest number of passes completed by a single player in a single match during the tournament. The list is topped by Paredes, who made 153 passes in a match against Jordan. Second place is El Nave with 135 passes against the Netherlands, followed by Van Hecke and Gabriel, each with 130 passes against Tunisia and Japan respectively. Other notable entries include Bensebaini and Kimmich with 128 passes each, Guehi with 126, Mechele with 122, and Vitinha and Cubarsi with 121 passes each. The data was sourced from X and published by Hupu Football News.

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World Cup Single-Match Passing Leaderboard: Paredes Tops with 153 Passes vs Jordan虎扑 - 足球Neutral / independentJul 22, 08:31 PM UTC

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