What teams were there in the 1998 World Cup

Group A: Brazil, Scotland, Morocco, Norway, Group B: Italy, Chile, Cameroon, Austria, Group C: France, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Denmark, Group D: Spain, Nigeria, Paraguay, Bulgaria, Group E: Netherlands, Belgium, Republic of Korea, Mexico, Group F: Germany, United States, Yugoslavia, Iran, Group G: Romania, Colombia, England, Tunisia, Group H: Argentina, Japan, Jamaica, Croatia.

98 years. 1. Brazil, Argentina, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Netherlands, Romania (8 seeds, 2 South America + 6 Europe).

2. England, Bulgaria, Belgium, Austria, Denmark, Yugoslavia, Croatia, Scotland, Norway (9 teams, 9 teams, 9 European teams).

3. Paraguay, Chile, Colombia, Japan, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Iran (7 teams, 3 South America + 4 Asia).

4. United States, Mexico, Jamaica, Nigeria, Cameroon, Tunisia, South Africa, Morocco (8 teams, 3 teams in North and Central America + 5 teams in Africa).

The principle of drawing lots, except for Europe, there can be a maximum of 2 teams in the same group, and teams from other continents cannot be in the same group.

Since POT2 has 9 European teams, one of the teams will be randomly drawn from the original 7 teams in POT3, and this team will be in the same group as the seeded teams Brazil or Argentina, avoiding the situation where 3 European teams are in the same group.

France, Japan, South Korea, South Africa, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Greece, North Korea, Uruguay, Argentina, Nigeria, Netherlands, Denmark, England. Italy Europe (13 teams): Netherlands, Spain, England, Serbia, Italy, Denmark, Germany, Slovakia, Switzerland, Greece, Portugal, Slovenia, France) New Zealand, Mexico, United States, Honduras.

Brazil, Paraguay, Chile, Argentina, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Cameroon, Algeria.

The round of 16 of the 98 World Cup are: Italy, Brazil, Chile, France, Paraguay, Denmark, Croatia, Nigeria, Mexico, Argentina, England, Germany, Netherlands, Yugoslavia, Norway, Romania.

The '98 World Cup was held in France, with France beating Brazil 3-0 to win the title and Croatia beating the Netherlands 2-1. Cristiano Ronaldo won the Ballon d'Or and Croatia's Dawo Suker won the Golden Boot.

Kiss Pleasure for your question, 1998 World Cup Final: Brazil vs France.

Before the opening of the 1998 World Cup, the young Ronaldo was definitely an absolute superstar in world football at that time, even among the "four golden boys" of the year, Ronaldo was undoubtedly called the first "golden boy".

At that time, fans who did not have a "Langnadu" poster would be suspected of whether he was a real fan, because at that time, many of the names printed on Ronaldo's posters were "Langnadu" pronounced in Hong Kong and Taiwan. With Ronaldo scoring his first World Cup goal against Morocco, Ronaldo and Brazil began their wild run and "eye-catching" journey with a gorgeous performance.

On July 12, 1998, Brazil, who eliminated the Netherlands through a penalty shootout, defeated Croatia 2-1 against France, and stood in the final field. Although France also has many stars in the squad, including Zinedine Zidane, Didier Deschamps, Djokaeff and many others, most of them are firmly on Brazil's side because of the gorgeous football of young talents such as Ronaldo and Denilson. Compared to France's forward line supported by Givász, the Brazilian forward line with Rivaldo, Ronaldo, Bebeto, Denilson and Edmundo is too lovely.

However, it was destined to be a surprise and a disappointing World Cup final, with Ronaldo putting in an underwhelming performance and France beating Brazil 3-0 to claim their first World Cup trophy thanks to Zinedine Zidane's brace and Petit's late goal.

Just from the process of the game, this final is enough to surprise and regret, and what is even more surprising and regretful is the news of Ronaldo's mysterious illness after the game. After so many years, what happened to Ronaldo back then is still a huge mystery. Although Ronaldo finally won the World Cup in 2002 with his performance, the scene of mysteriously losing the championship in 1998 is still unforgettable.

The 98 World Cup winner was France.

The 1998 FIFA World Cup in France was the 16th FIFA World Cup. The final was held from June 10 to July 12, 1998, at 10 stadiums in 10 cities in the European country of France, marking the second time France had hosted the World Cup. In the end, France won the championship and Ronaldo won the Ballon d'Or.

Davao Suker of the Kekong Jianxiao Rhodia team won the Golden Boot Award.

In 1998, the World Cup returned to France, the father of the World Cup, Remy Leansante, and the French team, which had been excluded from the finals for two consecutive World Cups, has cultivated a large number of world-class stars, including Zidane, Djokaeff, Thuram and Butters, with an effective youth training system since the 90s.

French team

Founded in 1904 and home at the Stade de France, the French men's national football team is a national football team led by the French Football Association and competes in international competitions. France was one of the earliest countries on the European continent to develop football, participated in the World Cup, European Nations Cup and other competitions, and began to rise in the 1950s. In 1958, he won the third place in the World Cup.

In 1984, he won the European Championship, and Platini's nine goals in five games are also the highest single-game goal record in the European Championships. With Deschamps as the captain, Zidane, Henry, Petit, Desailly, Blanco, Thuram, etc. as the backbone, plus Trezeguet, Pires and other newcomers, the first generation won the 1998 World Cup and the 2000 European Championship Confederations Cup.

1998 France World Cup semi-finals: France, Brazil, Croatia, Netherlands. Among them, France defeated the defending champion Brazil 3 0 to win the World Cup for the first time.

The French team is the first team to win the World Cup and the European Nations Cup in a row, and Zidane and Platini are among the superstars in the history of world football. On July 15, 2018, they defeated Croatia 4-2 in the final of the 2018 World Cup to win the World Cup for the second time.

Brazil is currently the team with the most FIFA World Cup titles, having won the title in 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002, and is the only team to have played in all previous World Cup finals. Brazil also won the FIFA Confederations Cup four times in 1997, 2005, 2009 and 2013, which is also the highest record at present.

The Dutch team has never won the World Cup, and even in the 70s and 90s, the Netherlands, the strongest of the 20th century, missed the title, and fans thought that they had the strength and performance of the championship but were unlucky, and gave them the title of "uncrowned king".

Croatia qualified for the quarter-finals of their first European Championship appearance, attracting the attention of the international football community, and two years later finished third at the 1998 FIFA World Cup. Because its jersey pattern based on the Croatian checkerboard chart is unique among many sports teams, the Croatian national football team is also known as the "Plaid Army" in the Chinese world.