^ Brazil, the beaten finalists. Back row from left: Taffarel, Cesar Sampaio, Rivaldo, Aldair, Junior Baiano and Cafu. Front row from left: Ronaldo, Roberto Carlos, Leonardo, Bebeto and Dunga
^ France, the 1998 World Cup winners. Their line-up in the final. Back row from left: Zidane, Desailly, Leboeuf, Thuram, Guivarc'h and Petit. Front row from left: Karembeu, Djorkaeff, Deschamps, Barthez and Lizarazu.
^ Heavily criticized before the World Cup, coach Aime Jacquet now had his time of revenge. Here carried around the field holding the cup aloft.
^ A proud captain Didier Deschamps with Zidane and the trophy on a lap of honour.
^ Emmanuel Petit races clear to score France's third goal in the dying seconds of the match. The largest winning margin in a World Cup final since Brazil themselves outplayed Italy in 1970.
^ None of the creative Brazilian players produced anything in the first half. Leonardo was substituted at half time. Here challenged by Bixente Lizarazu.
^ Zidane with the ball attacked by Roberto Carlos. No Brazilians were able to cope with the elegant Frenchman in the final. It became the most one-sided final in modern times.
^ Zinedine Zidane outjumps Leonardo and heads France in front in the final. Zizou was never regarded as a particularly good player in the air, but having scored two headed goals in the final most people had to reconsider that.
^ Barthez and Ronaldo crashing into eachother in the final. Brazil found no way through the French defensive wall.
^ Rivaldo failed to connect well with Bebeto and Ronaldo in the final. Here challenged by Djorkaeff.
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