Cradle Celebration
Celebrates with the famous cradle gesture after his son's birth.
Explore 39 historical events and records for Brazil in 1994.
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Celebrates with the famous cradle gesture after his son's birth.
Scores a late free kick as Brazil defeat the Netherlands 3-2 in the quarter-final.
Scores Brazil's second goal in the quarter-final against Netherlands.
Bebeto partnered Romário in Brazil’s attack as the final with Italy remained goalless through extra time before the shootout.
Branco provided experience at left-back in Brazil’s narrow victory over Italy, which was secured in a penalty shootout.
Mauro Silva screened Brazil’s defence and recycled possession during the first scoreless men’s World Cup final.
Lifts the trophy after converting a penalty in the shootout.
Helps defeat Italy as Brazil regain the world championship.
Wins his first world championship medal with Brazil.
Enters the World Cup final after Jorginho's injury.
Provides the goalkeeping foundation for Brazil's fourth championship.
Leads Brazil's attack during its fourth World Cup victory.
Captains Brazil during the World Cup final against Italy.
Converts Brazil's second penalty during the final shootout.
Saves Daniele Massaro's penalty during the World Cup final shootout.
Wins the Golden Ball as the best player of the tournament.
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.
Bebeto's partnership with Romário supplies goals and movement throughout Brazil's 1994 campaign, ending with victory over Italy on penalties.
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.
Dunga captains Brazil in the first World Cup final decided by penalties and raises the trophy after victory over Italy in Pasadena.
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.
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.
Carlos Alberto Parreira manages Brazil to its fourth World Cup title through an organised campaign capped by a penalty shootout win over Italy.
Romário's five tournament goals underpin Brazil's route to the 1994 final, where the side finally overcomes Italy in a shootout.
Márcio Santos helps Brazil prevent Italy from scoring across normal time and extra time before the 1994 title is decided on penalties.
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.
Cláudio Taffarel keeps a clean sheet through 120 minutes against Italy and saves a penalty in Brazil's 1994 final shootout victory.
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.
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.
Ricardo Gomes marshalled the back line as Paris Saint-Germain won the French championship in 1993-94, combining defensive security with calm distribution.
Ronaldo makes his international debut for Brazil in 1994, in a friendly match in Recife against Argentina
Ronaldo Nazario moves to PSV Eindhoven after playing for Cruzeiro. The Dutch club signed the teenage Brazilian striker who had been part of his country's World Cup squad.
Winner of a World Cup Medal with Brazil.
Manager of the Brazilian national side who win the World Cup.
Winner of a World Cup Medal with Brazil.
Winner of a World Cup Medal with Brazil.
Captains Brazil to the 1994 World Cup title, completing a personal redemption after criticism following the 1990 tournament.
Pelé appeared as a prominent international ambassador while the United States hosted the World Cup, helping promote football to new audiences.
Mário Zagallo worked alongside Carlos Alberto Parreira as Brazil beat Italy on penalties to claim a fourth World Cup.
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