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World Cup 2002

Brazil

Champions

After a tumultuous qualifying campaign, Brazil headed to Korea and Japan with high expectations

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The Campaign

World Cup 2002

Led by manager Luiz Felipe Scolari, Brazil dominated their opponents en route to World Cup glory.

The Defining Moment

Brazil 2002

Brazil won Korea-Japan 2002 with a perfect campaign: seven matches, seven victories. But the story of this tournament was, above all, the redemption of Ronaldo. Four years after the trauma of Paris the convulsion before the final, the humiliating defeat O Fenômeno returned to the summit with 8 goals, including a brace in the final. On 30 June in Yokohama, before 69,029 spectators, Ronaldo scored twice by exploiting errors from Oliver Kahn until then the tournament's best goalkeeper for a 2-0 victory over Germany. The trio of Ronaldo, Rivaldo, and Ronaldinho the three Rs dazzled the world. Brazil lifted their fifth world title, a record no other nation has matched, and Ronaldo completed the most emotional arc in football history.

2002 campaign
0 matches played

7won

18scored4conceded

Won every match kept 4 clean sheets.

Top Scorer

Ronaldo

0 goals
9Forward

Ronaldo led Brazil's attack with 8 goals 4 in the group stage, 1 in the round of 16, 1 in the semi-finals and 2 in the final at the 2002 World Cup. A specialist in decisive moments, with goals in the closing stages that changed the course of matches.

Biggest victory
0 –0

vs China

group stage

Featuring Ronaldo, the tournament's top scorer 8 goals 3 scored before half-time.

Head Coach

Luiz Felipe Scolari

Brazilian · 2001 – 2002

The tactical mind behind Brazil's 2002 campaign. 7 wins from 7 under Scolari leading Brazil at his first World Cup.

Playing Style

Tiki Taka Masters

Tactical identity · 2002

Scolari's team employed a fluid, possession-based style that left opponents struggling to cope with Brazil's attacking flair.

Goalkeepers

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Marcos
7GAMES
GK
12
Dida
GK
22
Rogério Ceni
GK

Defenders

2
Cafu
7GAMES
RWB
3
Lúcio
7GAMES
CB
4
Roque Júnior
6GAMES
CB
5
Edmílson
7GAMES1GOAL
CB
6
Roberto Carlos
6GAMES1GOAL
LWB
13
Juliano Belletti
1GAME
CB
14
Ânderson Polga
2GAMES
CB
16
Júnior
1GAME1GOAL
LWB

Midfielders

7
Ricardinho
3GAMES
CM
8
Gilberto Silva
7GAMES
CM
11
Ronaldinho
5GAMES2GOALS
AM
15
Kléberson
5GAMES
CM
17
Denílson
5GAMES
CM
18
Vampeta
1GAME
CM
19
Juninho Paulista
5GAMES
CM

Forwards

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Ronaldo
7GAMES8GOALS
CF
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Rivaldo
7GAMES5GOALS
LF
20
Edílson
4GAMES
RF
21
Luizão
2GAMES
CF
23
Kaká
1GAME
CF
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