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The 17 pages that link to 1998 FIFA World Cup, each with the reason it gives.

• 1994 FIFA World CupRelated: It followed the 24-team format used in the United States four years earlier.

• 2002 FIFA World CupCompared with: Brazil’s 1998 final loss to France preceded its return to the title in 2002.

• France national football teamBroader topic: France’s home victory established the team among world champions.

• Ronaldo NazárioRelated: Nazário scored four goals as Brazil advanced to the final.

• Thierry HenryBroader topic: Henry scored three goals as France won its first World Cup.

• 1994 FIFA World Cup finalRelated: Brazil returned as defending champion and reached another final.

• Roberto BaggioRelated: Baggio returned to the tournament and scored for Italy against Chile.

• Didier DeschampsRelated: Deschamps captained France to its first World Cup title in this tournament.

• Mário ZagalloBroader topic: Zagallo returned as Brazil’s head coach, reaching the final before losing to France.

• Dennis BergkampBroader topic: Bergkamp’s late quarter-final goal against Argentina became one of the tournament’s defining moments.

• Stade de FranceRelated: The stadium was built as the tournament’s principal venue and hosted its final.

• CafuRelated: Cafu started the final, completing appearances in his second consecutive World Cup final.

• Ali DaeiBroader topic: Daei represented Iran in its first World Cup appearance since 1978.

• Gabriel BatistutaBroader topic: Batistuta scored five goals, including a hat-trick against Jamaica.

• Hidetoshi NakataBroader topic: Nakata made his World Cup debut as Japan qualified for the tournament for the first time.

• José Luis ChilavertRelated: Chilavert captained Paraguay at the tournament, where the team reached the round of 16.

• Michael LaudrupRelated: Laudrup captained Denmark to the quarter-finals in what became his final major international tournament.