1994 FIFA World Cup

The 1994 FIFA World Cup was a football sporting event that was held in USA from June 17 to July 17, 1994. 24 teams took part from many countries. Brazil won the trophy after Roberto Baggio from Italy famously missed the last penalty in a penalty shootout.

1994 FIFA World Cup
Tournament details
Host countryUnited States
Dates17 June – 17 July
Teams24
Venue(s)9 (in 9 host cities)
Final positions
Champions Brazil (4th title)
Runners-up Italy
Third placeSweden Sweden
Fourth placeBulgaria Bulgaria
Tournament statistics
Matches played52
Goals scored141 (2.71 per match)
Attendance3,587,538 (68,991 per match)
Top scorer(s)Bulgaria Hristo Stoichkov
Russia Oleg Salenko
(6 goals)
Best player(s)Brazil Romário

Participants

Africa

Asia

Europe

North and Central America

South America

Results

Group A

PosTeamROUSUIUSACOLPWDLGFGAPtsNote
1Romania-1-41-03-13201556Round 2
2Switzerland4-1-1-10-23111544Round 2
3United States0-11-1-2-13111334Round 2
4Colombia1-32-01-2-3102453

Group B

PosTeamBRASWERUSCMRPWDLGFGAPtsNote
1Brazil-1-12-03-03210617Round 2
2Sweden1-1-3-12-23120645Round 2
3Russia0-21-3-6-13102763
4Cameroon0-32-21-6-30123111

Group C

PosTeamGERESPKORBOLPWDLGFGAPtsNote
1Germany-1-13-21-03210537Round 2
2Spain1-1-2-23-13120645Round 2
3Korea Republic2-32-2-0-03021452
4Bolivia0-11-30-0-3012141

Group D

PosTeamNGABULARGGREPWDLGFGAPtsNote
1Nigeria-3-01-22-03201626Round 2
2Bulgaria0-3-2-04-03201636Round 2
3Argentina2-10-2-4-03201636Round 2
4Greece0-24-00-4-30030100

Group E

PosTeamMEXITAIRLNORPWDLGFGAPtsNote
1Mexico-1-12-10-13111334Round 2
2Italy1-1-0-11-03111224Round 2
3Republic of Ireland1-21-0-0-03111224Round 2
4Norway1-00-10-0-3111114

Group F

PosTeamNEDKSABELMARPWDLGFGAPtsNote
1Netherlands-2-10-12-13201436Round 2
2Saudi Arabia1-2-1-02-13201436Round 2
3Belgium1-00-1-1-03201216Round 2
4Morocco1-21-20-1-3003250

Knockout stage

Round of 16 Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
                           
3 July - Pasadena            
  Romania  3
10 July - Stanford
  Argentina  2  
  Romania  2 (4)
3 July - Dallas
    Sweden (pen.)  2 (5)  
  Saudi Arabia  1
13 July - Pasadena
  Sweden  3  
  Sweden  0
4 July - Orlando
    Brazil  1  
  Netherlands  2
9 July - Dallas
  Republic of Ireland  0  
  Netherlands  2
4 July - Stanford
    Brazil  3  
  Brazil  1
17 July - Pasadena
  United States  0  
  Brazil (pen.)  0 (3)
5 July - East Rutherford
    Italy  0 (2)
  Mexico  1 (1)
10 July - East Rutherford
  Bulgaria (pen.)  1 (3)  
  Bulgaria  2
2 July - Chicago
    Germany  1  
  Germany  3
13 July - East Rutherford
  Belgium  2  
  Bulgaria  1
5 July - Foxborough
    Italy  2   Third place
  Nigeria  1
9 July - Foxborough 16 July - Pasadena
  Italy (aet)  2  
  Italy  2   Sweden  4
2 July - Washington
    Spain  1     Bulgaria  0
  Spain  3
  Switzerland  0  

Final

 Brazil won the championship.

References

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