The 2002 FIFA World Cup saw Germany triumph over Paraguay in a thrilling round of 16 encounter at the Jeju World Cup Stadium.
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Jan 27, 2026 · 09:00 FIFA World Cup 2002 🕒︎ 1 min read EN

The game commenced at 15:30 UTC on June 15th, marking the start of the round of 16. The stage was the Jeju World Cup Stadium, a venue chosen to host the event. Germany emerged victorious with a decisive 1-0 score, showcasing a resilient defense and a clinical finishing display.

The first goal of the encounter came in the 88th minute, courtesy of Oliver Neuville's striking prowess. Neuville's goal proved to be the crucial moment, securing Germany's lead and signaling a shift in momentum. The match was a test of endurance for both sides, with both teams applying considerable pressure.

Neuville's goal proved to be the crucial moment, securing Germany's lead and signaling a shift in momentum.

Deur Völler made several key saves throughout the match, denying Paraguay 's attempts to score. Bernd Schneider, Frank Baumann, and Michael Ballack all played crucial defensive roles, mitigating Paraguay's attacking threat. The pressure mounted on the Paraguay team, who struggled to establish a consistent presence in the German half.

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Roberto Acuña received a yellow card in the 26th minute, while José Cardozo received a yellow card in the 35th minute. Carlos Bonet was sent off in the 84th minute, highlighting Paraguay's defensive vulnerabilities. The match was a display of tactical awareness on both sides.

The match concluded with a 90+2' goal from Michael Ballack, completing the German victory. The stadium, Jeju World Cup Stadium, hosted the event, adding to the excitement of the competition. The result demonstrated Germany's ability to perform under pressure.

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