1998 FIFA World Cup knockout stage

The final round of the World Cup 1998 was a of 27 June are transmitted to July 12, 1998 part of the 16th World Cup of the men in France. This article discusses the various games of this final round and their results.

  • 2.1 Italy - Norway 1:0 ( 1:0)
  • 2.2 Brazil - Chile 4:1 ( 3:0)
  • 2.3 France - Paraguay 1-0 n.GG
  • 2.4 Nigeria - Denmark 1:4 ( 0:2 )
  • 2.5 Germany - Mexico 2:1 ( 0:0)
  • 2.6 The Netherlands - Yugoslavia 2-1 (1-0 )
  • 2.7 Romania - Croatia 0:1 ( 0:1)
  • 2.8 Argentina - England 2:2 N.V. ( 2:2, 2:2 ), 4:3 IU
  • 3.1 Italy - France 0-0 N.V., 3:4 IU
  • 3.2 Brazil - Denmark 3:2 ( 2:1)
  • 3.3 The Netherlands - Argentina 2:1 ( 1:1)
  • 3.4 Germany - Croatia 0:3 ( 0:1)
  • 4.1 Brazil - Netherlands 1:1 nV (1:1, 0:0), 4:2 iE
  • 4.2 France - Croatia 2:1 ( 0:0)
  • 5.1 The Netherlands - Croatia 1:2 ( 1:2 )
  • 6.1 Brazil - France 0:3 ( 0:2 )

Survey

Qualified Teams

Through their findings in the group stage of the World Cup in France, 16 teams had qualified for the final round:

Final round

1 win after Golden Goal 2 victory on penalties

Second round

Italy - Norway 1:0 ( 1:0)

Brazil - Chile 4:1 ( 3:0)

France - Paraguay 1-0 n.GG

Nigeria - Denmark 1:4 ( 0:2 )

Germany - Mexico 2:1 ( 0:0)

Netherlands - Yugoslavia 2-1 (1-0 )

Romania - Croatia 0:1 ( 0:1)

Argentina - England 2:2 N.V. ( 2:2, 2:2 ), 4:3 IU

Quarterfinals

Italy - France 0-0 N.V., 3:4 IU

Brazil - Denmark 3:2 ( 2:1)

Netherlands - Argentina 2:1 ( 1:1)

Germany - Croatia 0:3 ( 0:1)

Semifinal

Brazil - Netherlands 1:1 nV (1:1, 0:0), 4:2 iE

France - Croatia 2:1 ( 0:0)

3rd Place Match

Netherlands - Croatia 1:2 ( 1:2 )

Final

Brazil - France 0:3 ( 0:2 )

  • Football World Cup 1998
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