World Cup Winner
Dunga captains Brazil in the first World Cup final decided by penalties and raises the trophy after victory over Italy in Pasadena.
World Cup Winner
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1994
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Aldair leads Brazil’s central defence with composure in the 1994 title match. His partnership with Márcio Santos stops Italy from scoring during 120 minutes of play.
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Branco provides determined left-sided defending for Brazil in the 1994 World Cup final. His famous free kick against the Netherlands in the quarter-final also helps the eventual champions advance.
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Jorginho begins the 1994 final at right-back before an injury forces his substitution. Brazil still defeats Italy on penalties, completing a successful campaign after his attacking contributions from full-back.
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Márcio Santos helps Brazil prevent Italy from scoring across normal time and extra time before the 1994 title is decided on penalties.
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Viola enters the 1994 final as an attacking substitute for Brazil against Italy. He contributes fresh movement before the match is decided in Brazil’s favour on penalties.
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Zinho supplies wide support and possession retention for Brazil during the 1994 final. His balanced approach complements the more direct threat posed by Romário and Bebeto.
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Bebeto's partnership with Romário supplies goals and movement throughout Brazil's 1994 campaign, ending with victory over Italy on penalties.
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Romário's five tournament goals underpin Brazil's route to the 1994 final, where the side finally overcomes Italy in a shootout.
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Cláudio Taffarel keeps a clean sheet through 120 minutes against Italy and saves a penalty in Brazil's 1994 final shootout victory.
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Carlos Alberto Parreira manages Brazil to its fourth World Cup title through an organised campaign capped by a penalty shootout win over Italy.
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Mazinho operates as a flexible midfield presence in Brazil’s successful 1994 tournament. His intelligent passing and positional work help the team reach its fourth World Cup crown.
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Mauro Silva anchors Brazil’s midfield through the 1994 championship. He provides a defensive screen as the final against Italy remains scoreless before the decisive shootout.
2002
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Cafu captains Brazil to a 2-0 final victory over Germany and becomes the first player to feature in three consecutive men's World Cup finals.
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Edmílson starts in Brazil’s three-man defence during the 2002 title match. His calm distribution helps build play while Germany attempts to press the South Americans.
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Júnior provides versatile defensive cover for Brazil in the 2002 World Cup squad. He also gets onto the scoresheet earlier in the competition before celebrating the final victory over Germany.
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Lúcio brings power and confidence to Brazil’s central defence in the 2002 final. His physical contests against the German forwards contribute to a 2-0 victory in Yokohama.
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Roque Júnior remains an important central defender as Brazil wins all seven matches at the 2002 World Cup. His vigilance helps Germany find no breakthrough in the final.
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Ronaldinho plays a major creative role in Brazil’s route to the 2002 final, including a memorable free kick against England. He starts against Germany as Brazil wins its fifth world title.
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Rivaldo's powerful shot forces Germany's goalkeeper to spill the ball, allowing Ronaldo to open the scoring for Brazil in Yokohama.
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Ronaldo scores both Brazilian goals in the 2002 final and finishes the competition with eight goals after returning from serious injury problems.
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Goalkeeper Marcos denies Germany during the 2002 final and preserves the clean sheet that accompanies Brazil's fifth world championship.
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Luiz Felipe Scolari coaches Brazil to victory in all seven matches of the 2002 World Cup, culminating in the defeat of Germany.
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Kléberson adds energy and passing combinations from midfield as Brazil defeat Germany in 2002. His involvement helps the team create chances for Ronaldo in the second half.
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Gilberto Silva supplies relentless defensive running in Brazil’s midfield throughout the 2002 competition. He starts the final against Germany and provides the platform for the attacking stars.
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