The Croatia national football team had a remarkable journey during the 1998 FIFA World Cup held in France. This tournament marked Croatia's debut as an independent nation in the World Cup, and they quickly captured the hearts of fans around the globe. Led by coach Miroslav Blažević, the team showcased a combination of skill, determination, and tactical brilliance. The standout player was Davor Šuker, who emerged as the tournament's top scorer with six goals. Croatia advanced through the group stage and secured impressive victories against Romania and Germany in the knockout rounds, ultimately facing the Netherlands in the semifinals. In a thrilling match, Croatia triumphed 3-1, booking their spot in the final against the formidable French team. Although they finished as runners-up, losing 2-1, Croatia's remarkable performance cemented their place in football history and ignited national pride.

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