15 May 2002Champions League Final AssistRoberto Carlos da Silva Rocha
Provides the cross that Zinedine Zidane converts with his famous winning volley.
Historical records for Brazil in 2002, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Provides the cross that Zinedine Zidane converts with his famous winning volley.
Heads Bayer Leverkusen level against Real Madrid in the Champions League final.
Scores Brazil's second goal in the 2-0 World Cup round-of-16 victory over Belgium.
Scores a long-range free kick over goalkeeper David Seaman.
Provides attacking width throughout the undefeated championship campaign.
Combines effectively with Ronaldo and Ronaldinho throughout the tournament.
Scores five goals during Brazil's victorious World Cup campaign.
Finishes the World Cup as leading scorer with eight goals.
Becomes the first player appearing in three consecutive World Cup finals.
Captains Brazil to victory over Germany in the final.
Scores both goals as Brazil defeat Germany in the final.
Helps Brazil defeat Germany in the World Cup final.
Manages the Brazilian side who win the World Cup.
Scores Real Madrid's second goal in a 3-1 European Super Cup victory over Feyenoord.
Appointed High Commissioners for Human Rights for the United Nations
Appointed High Commissioners for Human Rights for the United Nations
Scores the opening goal against Olimpia as Real Madrid win the Intercontinental Cup.
Elected President of Brazil
Signs for Real Madrid for 39 million euros, his jersey sales break all records on the first day
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