Top World Cup Penalty Scorers: Kane Leads the List

As of the latest FIFA World Cup statistics, Harry Kane tops the list of players who have scored the most penalties in World Cup history, successfully converting six out of seven attempts. His successful penalties include conversions against Croatia and Mexico.

Cristiano Ronaldo has moved up to join the ranks with four successful penalties scored against Croatia in the Round of 32. He is now alongside Argentina's Gabriel Batistuta, Portugal's Eusebio, and Netherlands' Rob Rensenbrink, who also scored four penalties.

Lionel Messi, the captain of Argentina, has scored four penalties from seven attempts but has missed three, including one against Austria. Kylian Mbappé has joined the group of players with three successful penalties, converting against Paraguay in the Round of 16.

Both Kane and Mbappé remain active in the tournament, with Messi's Argentina set to play against Egypt later today.