Carlos Alberto vs Italy — 1970 (Brazil's Fourth)

Carlos Alberto's thunderous finish in the 1970 World Cup Final capped the greatest team goal in tournament history. The move involved seven Brazilian players, starting with a Pelé hold-up, before Clodoaldo dribbled through four Italians, Rivelino played a one-two with Jairzinho, and Alberto—the right back—arrived late to hammer a diagonal shot past Enrico Albertosi. This 4-1 demolition of Italy showcased the most dominant international side, and Alberto's goal is 40% more collaborative than any other on this list, outshining #4 Bergkamp's solo effort for sheer team brilliance. It required only 12 seconds from start to finish.