From France's shock group stage exit to South Korea's phenomenal run to the semi-finals, the 2002 World Cup had it all.
Brazil ultimately defeated Germany 2-0 in the final to clinch a fifth World Cup, and it was all-time great Ronaldo who lit up the stage across South Korea and Japan.
The centre forward scored in all but one of Brazil's seven World Cup games in 2002, opening his account with a goal against Turkey in his nation's tournament opener.
England were the only side that could keep Ronaldo at bay -- yet still they failed to overcome Brazil -- and he would go on to haunt Turkey once again in the semi-finals, scoring the only goal in a 1-0 win.
His most impressive performance of the tournament came in the final, where he scored both goals as Brazil defeated Germany 2-0 to win the trophy.
Rivaldo was amomgst the Brazilians to impress on the grand stage in 2002 -- scoring the second most tournament goals with five -- while Germany's prolific frontman Miroslav Klose also found the net on five occasions.
Read on as we list the 10 players who scored the most goals at the 2002 World Cup.