Croatia 1998, Cameroon, 90, 15 sudden World Cup nationals

The 2002 semifinal of South Korea

Guus Hidedink sent him to the semi-finals of the 2002 World Cup. South Korea, when they hosted the world's largest tournament with Japan.

The rise of South Korea to the semifinal was helped by several suspicious court decisions, as several red and suspicious cards saved the moment to the loss of Germany by 1-0.

Uruguay semi-final in 2010

Uruguay reached the semi-finals of 2010 through several controversial ways. They did it through a relatively light group containing Mexico, South Africa, and a team of France that was being broken up before defeating South Korea in the second round.

She was beaten in the semi-finals by the Netherlands by the score of 3-2.

Swedish semi-final in 1994

Sweden had a very strong team at the 1994 World Championship with players like Thomas Brolin and Henrik Larsson.

Many of them expected Sweden to play well but no one could have predicted reaching the semifinals, where they were only 10 minutes away from the extra time when Romerio sent Brazil to the finals.

Cameroon Square in 1990

Cameroon became the first African team to reach a World Cup quarter in its entire history.

They were also less than 10 minutes away from reaching the semifinals, only with a suspicious penalty converted by Gary Linecker helping England in an exciting 3-2 victory.

North Korea in 1966 quarter-final

North Korea was shocked in 1966 when it was defeated by a Pak Doo goal that secured the transition to the next phase.

At the quarterfinals they ran into Portugal when in 25 minutes they had three conversations. But Eusebius scored four goals followed by a goal of Jose Augusto to ensure a 5-3 victory for Portugal and to end the amazing North Korean match.

Ghana Final Quarter in 2010

During the World Cup on African soil, Ghana reached the quarterfinals after winning the United States in additional time of the second round.

Poland's 1982 semi-final

Poland performed a big show for pride in 1982 when they arrived at the semifinals of the trip to Spain.

Senegal Final in 2002

In the second round, they beat Sweden with a gold goal before being eliminated in the same way from Turkey to the quarterfinals.

Poland's Third Place in 1974

Poland was impressive during the 1974 World Cup, winning the same number of games as Western Germany champions, Periscope broadcast “Goal.com”.

In the phase of the second group, they denied a place for the final West Germany that defeated 1-0 in their final match before Poland could Brazil in third.

Bulgaria's semi-final in 1994

Bulgaria had launched the championship in the worst way after a loss of 3:0 from Nigeria, but then they were set on fire by defeating Greece and Argentina.

Stoichkov finished the six-gos tour to win the Golden Shoe.

Belgium's semi-final in 1986

Belgium finished third in their group in 1986, behind Mexico and Paraguay, but qualified for stages of elimination by being one of the best teams in third place.

1950 World Cup winner from Uruguay

Uruguay was the weakest winner of a world cup as a form of group phase was used to determine the winner of the race.

In that they defeated Brazil, which had scored 21 goals for 5 matches.

Costa Rica Square in 2014

When England, Uruguay, and Italy were in the same group of Costa Rica in Group D, all had eyes that one of the largest teams would be eliminated earlier.

So they got up to the vault-finals but were eliminated from the Netherlands during the penalty. Regular time of 90 minutes and 30 minutes of extra play had ended 0-0.

Turkey's semi-final in 2002

Turkey surprisingly reached the semifinals of the 2002 World Cup in Japan and South Korea.

They won Japan 1-0 in the last 16 years and another victory over Senegal, thanks to the golden goal, created a return to Brazil, with final champions passing through Ronaldo's goal.

Croatian semi-final in 1998

Croatia qualified for the first World Cup in 1998, and they had a major impact in France, where they had reached the quarterfinal European quarterfinals in 1996.

Croatia defeated Romania and Germany on their way to the semifinals, but a strong France defeated them with Liliam Thram./Periscopi/