The winners of the 2006 World Cup?

Fair Play Award: Brazil, Spain.

Perhaps their hopes of claiming a trophy were dashed at a very early stage, but Brazil and Spain did not go home empty-handed.

This particular award is finalized by FIFA on the basis of demerit points, and according to the technical judging panel, Brazil and Spain both scored 886 points out of 1,000, tied for first place.

Ballon d'Or: Zinedine Zidane.

It's the most important individual award in a tournament, and it goes to one of the sport's greatest players of the last decade. Second and third are Cannavaro and Andrea Pirlo, who are close to Zinedine Zidane, but despite the red card in the final, Zidane delivered some of the most memorable moments of the 2006 World Cup.

Golden Boot: Klose.

Although he has won the fewest goals since 1962, he undoubtedly deserves the accolade, scoring two more than Crespo, Ronaldo and Thierry Henry, and moving up to third place in Germany's all-time scoring charts at the World Cup.

Best Newcomer Award: Podolsky.

Standing out from 40 candidates, Podolski scored three goals and brought endless energy to the German team. In his speech after receiving the award, Podolsky himself regarded it as a great personal honor.

Yashin Award (Best Goalkeeper): Gianluigi Buffon.

Not surprisingly, from a personal point of view, he almost got a perfect tournament. Only two goals were conceded, an own goal from team-mate Zaccardo and a penalty from Zinedine Zidane, and the jury didn't have much time to arrive at this result.

Most entertaining team: Portugal.

This award was voted for by FIFA's official ** netizens, who believe that Portugal is more pleasing to the eye and more exciting than any other team.

All-Star Team: The Italians dominate.

Italy's individual performance and team performance have allowed them to dominate the selection of the All-Star team. Of the 23, there were 7 Italians. In addition, France, Germany and Portugal also had four people each.

World Cup Golden Boot winner: Mario Kempes1978 World Cup Golden Boot: Mario Kempes (Argentina), played as a striker and scored six goals.

Poland won the World Cup. Gary Lineker 1986 World Cup Golden Boot: Gary Lineker (England), played as a striker, scored six goals.

It is worth mentioning that he has never received a yellow or red card in his entire career, which has earned him the nicknames "Mr. Innocence" and "Gentleman of Football". England were in the quarter-finals at this World Cup. Schillaci 1990 World Cup Golden Boot Award:

Skiraci (Italy), played as a striker and scored six goals. Italy finished third in this World Cup. Stoichkov 1994 World Cup Golden Boot Award:

Stoichkov (Bulgaria) and Salenko (Russia) both scored six goals to share the accolade. Bulgaria finished fourth in this World Cup, Salenko scored five goals in a single game, but Russia did not qualify from the group. Davao Suker 1998 World Cup Golden Boot Award:

Davo Suker (Croatia), a striker on the pitch, scored six goals. Bulgaria finished third in this World Cup. Ronaldo's 2002 World Cup Golden Boot:

Brazilian national team striker "Alien" Ronaldo won the Golden Boot and scored eight goals. Brazil won the World Cup. Miroslav Klose 2006 World Cup Golden Boot Award:

Miroslav Klose (GER), scored 5 goals as a centre-forward. Germany finished third in this World Cup. Muller 2010 World Cup Golden Boot Award:

Muller (Germany), played as a striker, scored 5 goals. Germany finished third in this World Cup. James Rodriguez 2014 World Cup Golden Boot Award:

James Rodriguez (Colombia), midfielder, six goals in five games. Colombia finished fifth in this World Cup. Harry Kane 2018 World Cup Golden Boot:

Harry Kane (England), played as a striker, scored six goals. England finished fourth in this World Cup.

The 2002 World Cup rankings are as follows:

1st place: Brazil.

2nd place: Germany.

3rd place: Turkey.

4th place: South Korea.

5th place: Spain.

6th place: England.

7th place: Senegal.

8th place: United States.

9th place: Japan.

10th place: Denmark.

11th place: Mexico.

Twelfth: Ireland.

13th place: Sweden.

14th place: Belgium.

Fifteenth place: Italy.

16th place: South Africa.

17th place: Argentina.

18th place: Paraguay.

19th place: Costa Rica.

20th place: Cameroon.

Twenty-first: Portugal.

22nd place: Russia.

Twenty-third place: Croatia.

24th place: Ecuador.

Twenty-fifth: Poland.

26th place: Uruguay.

Twenty-seventh: Nigeria.

Twenty-eighth: France.

29th place: Tunisia.

30th place: Slovenia.

31st place: China.

32nd place: Saudi Arabia.

2002 World Cup Recap:

The 2002 World Cup, the biggest and most popular event in football, was co-hosted by Japan and South Korea, and it was also the first time that the World Cup was held in Asia, and the 2002 World Cup was also of great significance to China, when the Chinese football team entered the World Cup final for the first time through the qualifiers and stepped onto the world football stage.

In the group stage, the Chinese team was divided into Group C with Brazil, Turkey and Costa Rica.

The 2002 World Cup is also the time when the Brazilian team is the god, on June 30, 2002, the 02 Japan and South Korea World Cup finals started, the Brazilian team and the German team competed for the championship, and finally the Brazilian team defeated the German team 2-0, and won the Hercules Cup, the highest honor in the football world, which is also the fifth time that the Brazilian team has won the World Cup.

Since then, Brazil has won five World Cup titles, and German national team goalkeeper Oliver has also won the Ballon d'Or.

The winner of the 2014 World Cup Golden Boot was Colombian player James Rodriguez. Born on 12 July 1991 in the northern Colombian city of Cucuta, James Rodriguez is a Colombian professional footballer who plays as an attacking midfielder and can also play as a left winger and right winger. James Rodríguez has dual Colombian-Spanish citizenship and currently plays for Olympiacos FC in the Greek Premier League.

James Rodriguez joined Colombia's Envigado FC in 2006, Argentina's Banfield FC in 2008, landed in Europe in 2010 with Portugal's FC Porto FC and joined Monaco FC in 2013.

James Rodriguez's performance at the World Cup in Brazil.

In the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, Ronaldo reached the quarterfinals with the Colombian national team, and also set the best result of the Colombian men's national football team in the World Cup, J Ronaldo scored 6 goals in the World Cup and was elected the top scorer in the World Cup, and Ronaldo's goal against Uruguay was named the best goal of the World Cup, and this goal also won the Puskas Award, which symbolizes the best goal in 2014.