Film

The History of the World Cups: France '98

2000 · 1h 1m · Documentary

French Glory and Carioca's Failure

France '98 was the biggest World Cup in history, featuring 32 participating nations, which spurred an attacking style of soccer that increased the number of goals per game. It was a World Cup full of surprises, such as the formidable Croatian team that finished in third place, Spain’s early exit in the first round, and the absence of Brazilian magic from a team that had been considered invincible. Relive the excitement of the best of soccer and France ’98.

Davor Šuker

Self (archive footage)

Zinédine Zidane

Self (archive footage)

Luis Hernández

Self (archive footage)

Ronaldo

Self (archive footage)

Gabriel Batistuta

Self (archive footage)

Ariel Ortega

Self (archive footage)

José Luis Chilavert

Self (archive footage)

Lilian Thuram

Self (archive footage)

Roberto Baggio

Self (archive footage)

Jürgen Klinsmann

Self (archive footage)

Michael Owen

Self (archive footage)

Michael Laudrup

Self (archive footage)

Dennis Bergkamp

Self (archive footage)

Rivaldo

Self (archive footage)

Release date

January 1, 2000

Status

Released

Original language

Spanish

Runtime

1h 1m

Genres

Documentary