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World Cup > WC 2002 Korea/Japan

DENMARK – FRANCE 2-0

Date: 11-06-2002
Stage: first round


Place: INCHEON
Running time: 98 min.
Colour: PAL
Quality: HD 720 50fps (10)
Commentary: MULTI: italian/spanish/english/danish
My rating: ***
Notes: Jorgensen,Tomasson, Thuram,Desailly,Vieira,Zidane

MATCH SUMMARY

Tuesday, 11 June 2002, 15:30

Munhak Stadium, Incheon
Attendance: 48,100

Meteo: Partly cloudy, warm conditions, 26°C

DENMARK

Thomas Sørensen
Thomas Helveg
René Henriksen (c)
Niclas Jensen
Martin Laursen
Thomas Gravesen
Martin Jørgensen
Christian Poulsen
Stig Tøfting
Dennis Rommedahl
Jon Dahl Tomasson

Coach: Morten Olsen (DEN)

8′ Christian Poulsen
71′ Niclas Jensen

46′ ↓Martin Jørgensen ↑Jesper Grønkjær
76′ ↓Christian Poulsen ↑Kasper Bøgelund
79′ ↓Stig Tøfting ↑Brian Steen Nielsen

FRANCE

Fabien Barthez
Vincent Candela
Marcel Desailly (c)
Bixente Lizarazu
Lilian Thuram
Claude Makélélé
Patrick Vieira
Zinédine Zidane
Christophe Dugarry
David Trézéguet
Sylvain Wiltord

Coach: Roger Lemerre (FRA)

54′ ↓Christophe Dugarry ↑Djibril Cissé
71′ ↓Patrick Vieira ↑Johann Micoud
83′ ↓Sylvain Wiltord ↑Youri Djorkaeff

Referee: Vitor Melo Pereira (POR)

Goals:
22′ Dennis Rommedahl (DEN)
67′ Jon Dahl Tomasson (DEN)

Match overview

Denmark produced a stunning upset by defeating defending champions France to top Group A. Rommedahl’s early strike caught the French off guard, while Tomasson’s second-half effort sealed a famous victory. France’s star-studded lineup struggled to create clear chances against a well-organised Danish defence, ending their tournament in shocking fashion.

Trivia

France became the first defending World Cup champions to be eliminated at the group stage without scoring a single goal. The defeat marked the end of Roger Lemerre’s tenure as French coach and sparked widespread debate about the team’s preparation.

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