2002 World cup final

2002 World cup final. With the legendary three Rs of Ronaldo, Rivaldo, and Ronaldinho, as well as a particular 24-year-old player by the name of Miroslav Klose, Brazil won the first-ever encounter, 2-0, in the 2002 World Cup final. When you view the 2002 World Cup final again, two things immediately stand out once your eyes have gotten used to the low-resolution images. The first serves as a reminder of the front three of Brazil's extreme extravagance. To pick Ronaldinho flickering menacingly behind Rivaldo and Ronaldo in a fantasy football attack, Luiz Felipe Scolari built his team around a defense of Edmilson, Roque Junior, and a young, galloping Lucio; two midfielders in the cunning Gilberto Silva and the tireless Kleberson; and the legendary Cafu and Roberto Carlos.