First, the Golden Ball wins. If two teams draw within 90 minutes, whoever scores first in overtime will win. This is the Golden Ball victory, also known as the sudden death method! The Golden Ball win only exists in the 1998 World Cup and the 2002 World Cup. The 1998 French World

first, Golden Ball wins. If two teams draw within 90 minutes, whoever scores first in overtime will win. This is the Golden Ball victory, also known as the sudden death method! The Golden Ball win only exists in the 998 World Cup and the 2002 World Cup.

998 World Cup host France team became the first beneficiary of the Golden Ball victory. In the 1/8 final, the French team VS Paraguay , and the French team faced the Iron Barrel Formation of Paraguay . It was not until the 113th minute that French player Blanco scored the winning ball and won the game.

Blanco scored the winning Golden Ball

002 Korean and Japanese World Cup scored a lot, among which Senegal has the most ups and downs. In the 1/8 final, Senegal vs Sweden, Kamala scored the winning Golden Ball for Senegal and sent Sweden home. Senegal, who entered the quarterfinals, met Turkey, the biggest dark horse of this World Cup. Senegal was immersed in the joy of the golden ball. In the 93rd minute of this game, he tasted the bitter fruit of the golden ball and was sent home by Turkey's Ilhan . Also in the 18th final, South Korea vs Italy, in the 101st minute, , An Jung-hwan scored the winning ball, and Italy returned home with an injustice.

overtime Sai An Junghwan scored a header

The Golden Ball victory was cancelled after the 2002 Korean and Japanese World Cup, and the Golden Ball victory has become the history of the World Cup.

second, red card. The World Cup red card may make you a hero, a laughing stock, or a lifelong regret. This is the magic that the red card brings to players.

famous red card scene, in the 1998 World Cup 1/8 final, Argenyan vs England, Beckham deliberately hooked Simeone with his foot, and the referee sent him off the red card. In the end, the England penalty shootout with 10 people lost to Argentina, and Beckham also went from British darling to British abandoned, becoming a laughing stock in Europe!

This kick made Beckham from a British favorite to an abandoned child

2006 World Cup Zidane staged a scene that shocked the football world. Matrazi was sent off by a red card. The scene of Zidane passing by the World Cup has also become a classic moment in the history of the World Cup.

Zidane missed the Hercules Cup

2010 World Cup quarter-finals, Uruguay VS Ghana, Suarez blocked the goal that Ghana must score with his hand and was sent off by a red card. Ghana team Ji'an html missed a penalty kick, and Uruguay finally eliminated Ghana in the penalty shootout. Suarez also became a hero of Uruguay. In the 2014 World Cup, Uruguay vs Italy, Suarez was staged a funny scene and bit Chiellini. Although Suarez avoided the red card in the game, he was still given a red card after the game.

Suarez's Devil's Hand

Third, penalty shootout. The penalty shootout can be said to be the most tense and exciting moment in the World Cup. It tests the psychological endurance of every participating player and is also the most tense moment for fans. England is the team that has encountered the most penalty shootouts in the World Cup, and was eliminated in 4 penalty shootouts and 3 times. In the 1994 World Cup final, Italy vs. Brazil, in the final penalty shootout, Baggio lost the penalty, leaving that classic photo for the World Cup, and since then there has been an extra melancholy prince in the football world.

melancholy prince Baggio

2014 World Cup semi-finals, Netherlands vs Argentina, Sneider lost penalty, regretfully lost to Argentina, Dutch three-stick also missed the last chance to win the World Cup championship. Germany is the only team that has not missed the penalty shootout in the World Cup.

Fourth, door frame and beam. The door frame and beam are the strongest "goalkeeper" in the World Cup except for goalkeepers. How many players have made their dreams break the World Cup. In the 1978 World Cup final, Netherlands vs. Argentina, Dutch player Rensenbrink hit the goal frame with his last shot, missing the final shot, and conceded two goals in overtime and missed the championship dream. In the 2002 World Cup final, Germany vs. Brazil, in the 48th minute of the second half, Germany Neuville scored a very long free kick, free kick, hit the goal frame, missing the opportunity to lead, and was then scored 2 goals in a row by Ronaldo, and his dream of winning the championship was shattered.2002 World Cup group stage , China VS Brazil, Zhao Junzhe shot hit the goal frame, missing the first goal in the history of the Chinese team in the World Cup. China VS Türkiye, Yang Chen hit the goal frame again, missing the first goal in the history of the Chinese team in the World Cup.

Fifth, live broadcast and VAR. Remember when we first started watching the World Cup broadcast?

CCTV began broadcasting the World Cup in 1978, allowing domestic fans to feel the charm of the World Cup in front of the TV for the first time. With the development of technology, the level of live broadcast of the World Cup is getting higher and higher, and technology can be seen everywhere in football games. The large-scale use of color live broadcasts in the history of the World Cup took place in 1970. This was an epoch-making revolution, which has since given the audience in front of the TV a color of the memory of the World Cup. In the 1998 World Cup, through aerial cameras, we can enjoy the full picture of French Stadium .

2002 World Cup, the first time it was used to live broadcast using high-definition technology, which brought the viewer's viewing experience in front of the TV to a whole new level. In the 2014 World Cup, 4K technology broadcasts live for the first time. The 2018 World Cup not only uses 4K live broadcasts, but also uses the most advanced 4K high-dynamic live broadcast technology to make the live broadcast images more realistic, and the UK has launched the first VR live broadcast.

VAR (video helps referees) appeared for the first time at the 2018 World Cup, helping the referee make more accurate judgments through video playback technology. The 2022 World Cup will use brand new VAR technology.