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The 21 pages that link to 1994 FIFA World Cup, each with the reason it gives.

• FIFA World CupBroader topic: Its final showed how shoot-outs could decide the world championship.

• Ronaldo NazárioRelated: Nazário was a 17-year-old member of Brazil’s winning squad but did not play.

• 1990 FIFA World CupCompared with: A back-pass rule change before 1994 addressed defensive time-wasting associated with the 1990 tournament.

• Diego MaradonaRelated: His removal from the tournament abruptly ended his World Cup career.

• Major League SoccerRelated: Hosting the tournament helped secure the commitment to establish a domestic top-flight league.

• 1994 FIFA World Cup finalNarrower topic: The final concluded the tournament and determined its champion.

• Arrigo SacchiBroader topic: Italy’s run under Sacchi included a difficult group stage and a route to the final.

• Roberto BaggioBroader topic: Baggio carried Italy through knockout rounds with decisive goals before the final shootout.

• Franco BaresiBroader topic: Baresi’s return from injury for the final became one of the defining episodes of his international career.

• 2026 FIFA World CupRelated: It provides a precedent for hosting the tournament in the United States.

• Lothar MatthäusRelated: Matthäus returned as captain in a quarter-final campaign that ended against Bulgaria.

• Mário ZagalloBroader topic: As assistant manager, Zagallo earned his fourth World Cup title.

• Roger MillaRelated: At 42, Milla scored against Russia and became one of the oldest World Cup goal scorers.

• RomárioRelated: Romário scored five goals and shared the tournament’s Golden Ball award during Brazil’s title run.

• CafuRelated: Cafu appeared in the final as Brazil secured the title.

• Abedi PeleRelated: Pele helped Ghana qualify, although the team did not reach the finals.

• Gabriel BatistutaBroader topic: Batistuta scored a hat-trick against Greece, one of the tournament’s standout individual performances.

• Gheorghe HagiRelated: Hagi led Romania to its best World Cup finish, reaching the quarter-finals.

• Hristo StoichkovRelated: Stoichkov shared the tournament’s top-scorer award and led Bulgaria to its best-ever finish.

• Jay-Jay OkochaBroader topic: Okocha made his World Cup debut as Nigeria reached the round of 16.

• Michael LaudrupCompared with: Laudrup was absent from Denmark’s tournament campaign after leaving the national team in 1990.