Brazil vs Costa Rica: A Match to Remember

Costa Rica Falls in High-Scoring Match at FIFA World Cup 2002

Brazil Secures Victory with 5-2 Triumph

In a thrilling match filled with drama and excitement, Brazil emerged victorious over Costa Rica with a resounding 5-2 scoreline at the FIFA World Cup 2002 on June 13, 2002. The match, held at Suwon World Cup Stadium, showcased exceptional skills and goalmouth action from both teams.

Brazil took an early lead with a goal from Ronaldo in the 10th minute, assisted by Edílson. Despite Costa Rica's efforts to equalize, Brazil's offense proved unstoppable. Ronaldo added another goal in the 13th minute, followed by goals from Edílson (39th minute) and Rivaldo (62nd minute). Costa Rica managed to score two goals, with Paulo Wanchope scoring in the 39th minute and Ronald Gómez in the 89th minute.

The match was hailed as a testament to the high level of competition at the FIFA World Cup, with both teams showcasing their skills and determination throughout the game. Brazil's victory solidified their position as a top contender for the tournament title.