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A heady mix of emotions mark the most thrilling event soccer fans all over the world look forward to . World Cup 2002 is no different. Hosted by two countries-Japan and South Korea, it will once again be a great suspense on who will make it to the finals. Till then, with painted faces and prayers on lips, the millions watching the matches live can only hope luck favours the bravest among the lot. | |
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 Brazilian midfielder Rivaldo lies near the corner flag after his theatrical fall to the turf against Turkey | |
 Senegal’s Pape Bouba Diop (on ground behind France’s Emmanuel Petit) scores the first goal of the 2002 FIFA World Cup. | |
 South Korean soccer fans celebrate in Seoul after their country’s team beat Poland 2-0 in Pusan, to seal their first World Cup Finals victory ever. | |
 Russian midfielder Egor Titov (9) celebrates upon scoring a goal as team mate Dmitri Sychev congratulates him during their World Cup Finals group H match against Tunisia in Kobe, |
