1994 FIFA World Cup
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The 1994 FIFA World Cup was the 15th edition of the men's football world championship, hosted by the United States and won by Brazil after defeating Italy in a penalty shootout in the final.
Aliases (1)
- 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification ×2
Statements (60)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
FIFA World Cup
→
international football tournament → |
| automaticQualifiers |
Germany national football team
→
United States → |
| averageAttendance |
68991
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| bestGoalkeeper |
Michel Preud'homme
→
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| bestYoungPlayer |
Marc Overmars
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| broadcastIn |
over 150 countries
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| champion |
Brazil national football team
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|
| closingDate |
1994-07-17
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| continent |
North America
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| defendingChampion |
Germany national football team
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| editionNumber |
15
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| fairPlayAward |
Brazil national football team
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| finalDecidedBy |
penalty shoot-out
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| finalMatchCity |
Pasadena
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|
| finalMatchCountry |
United States
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| finalMatchVenue |
Rose Bowl
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| finalPenaltyScore |
3–2
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| finalScoreAfterExtraTime |
0–0
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| fourthPlace |
Bulgaria national football team
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|
| goldenBallWinner |
Romário
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|
| goldenBootWinner |
Hristo Stoichkov
→
Oleg Salenko → |
| hostCity |
Boston
→
Chicago → Dallas → Detroit → East Rutherford → Los Angeles → New York City → Orlando → Pasadena → San Francisco → Stanford → |
| hostConfederation |
CONCACAF
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| hostCountry |
United States
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| mascot |
Striker the World Cup Pup
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| nextEdition |
1998 FIFA World Cup
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| notableEvent |
first FIFA World Cup hosted by the United States
→
first World Cup final decided by a penalty shoot-out → |
| numberOfConfederations |
5
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| numberOfGoals |
141
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| numberOfHostCities |
9
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| numberOfMatches |
52
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| numberOfTeams |
24
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| numberOfVenues |
9
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| officialAnthem |
Gloryland
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|
| officialMatchBall |
Questra
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| officialSong |
Gloryland
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| openingDate |
1994-06-17
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| organizer |
FIFA
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| previousEdition |
1990 FIFA World Cup
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|
| qualificationSpots |
22
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|
| runnerUp |
Italy national football team
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| sport |
association football
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|
| thirdPlace |
Sweden national football team
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|
| totalAttendance |
3587538
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|
| winner |
Brazil national football team
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|
| year |
1994
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|
Referenced by (17)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Dominic Kinnear
("1994 FIFA World Cup qualification")
→
Hugo Sánchez ("1994 FIFA World Cup qualification") → Jay-Jay Okocha → Rashidi Yekini → |
participatedIn |
|
Dennis Bergkamp
→
Sunday Oliseh → |
playedInTournament |
|
Marco Etcheverry
→
|
competitionParticipatedIn |
|
Nigeria national football team
→
|
firstWorldCupAppearance |
|
Stanford Stadium
→
|
hostedEvent |
|
United States men's national soccer team
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|
hostedTournament |
|
Jack Charlton
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|
ledTeamToTournament |
|
1990 FIFA World Cup
→
|
nextEdition |
|
United States men's national soccer team
→
|
notableWorldCup |
|
Finidi George
→
|
participantIn |
|
Marco Etcheverry
→
|
playedIn |
|
1998 FIFA World Cup
→
|
previousEdition |
|
Italy national football team
→
|
WorldCupRunnerUpEdition |