Golden Boot -- The 2002 WC Leading Goalscorers

8 Goals:
Ronaldo (Brazil)

5 Goals:
Miroslav Klose (Germany)
Rivaldo (Brazil)

4 Goals:
Jon Dahl Tomasson (Denmark)
Christian Vieri (Italy)

3 Goals:
Michael Ballack (Germany)
Pape Bouba Diop (Senegal)
Owna Goala (The Own Goals)
Robbie Keane (Ireland)
Henrik Larsson (Sweden)
Ilhan Mansiz (Turkey)
Fernando Morientes (Spain)
Pedro Pauleta (Portugal)
Raúl (Spain)
Marc Wilmots (Belgium)

2 Goals:
Jared Borgetti (Mexico)
Henri Camara (Senegal)
Nelson Cuevas (Paraguay)
Umit Davala (Turkey)
Landon Donovan (United States)
Rónald Gómez (Costa Rica)
Hierro (Spain)
Junichi Inamoto (Japan)
Ahn Jung-Hwan (South Korea)
Brian McBride (United States)
Michael Owen (England)
Ronaldinho (Brazil)
Hasan Sas (Turkey)

1 Goal:
Milenko Acimovic (Slovenia)
Julius Agahowa (Nigeria)
Niclas Alexandersson (Sweden)
Francisco Arce (Paraguay)
Gabriel Batistuta (Argentina)
David Beckham (England)
Emre Belozoglu (Turkey)
Vladimir Beschastnykh (Russia)
Beto (Portugal)
Oliver Bierhoff (Germany)
Cuauhtemoc Blanco (Mexico)
Marco Bode (Germany)
Raouf Bouzaiene (Tunisia)
Gary Breen (Ireland)
Sol Campbell (England)
Jorge Campos (Paraguay)
Roberto Carlos (Brazil)
Song Chong-Gug (South Korea)
Segastjan Cimirotic (Slovenia)
Rui Costa (Portugal)
Hernan Crespo (Argentina)
Agustín Delgado (Ecuador)
Alessandro Del Piero (Italy)
Salif Alassane Diao (Senegal)
Damien Duff (Ireland)
Edmílson (Brazil)
Samuel Eto'o (Cameroon)
Lee Eul-Young (South Korea)
Khalilou Fadiga (Senegal)
Rio Ferdinand (England)
Diego Forlan (Uruguay)
Quinton Fortune (South Africa)
Raul Guerron (Mexico)
Emile Heskey (England)
Matt Holland (Ireland)
Carsten Jancker (Germany)
Park Ji-Sung (South Korea)
Junior (Brazil)
Valeri Karpin (Russia)
Seol Ki-Hyun (South Korea)
Bulent Korkmaz (Turkey)
Pavel Kryszalowicz (Poland)
Thomas Linke (Germany)
Clint Mathis (United States)
Patrick Mboma (Cameroon)
Benedict McCarthy (South Africa)
Edison Mendez (Ecuador)
Mendieta (Spain)
Tebeho Mokena (South Africa)
Richard Morales (Uruguay)
Hiroaki Morishima (Japan)
Hidetoshi Nakata (Japan)
Oliver Neuville (Germany)
Siyabonga Nomvete (South Africa)
John O'Brien (United States)
Emmanuel Olisadebe (Poland)
Ivica Olic (Croatia)
Winston Parks (Costa Rica)
Milan Rapajc (Croatia)
Alvaro Recoba (Uruguay)
Lucas Radebe (South Africa)
Dario Rodriguez (Uruguay)
Dennis Rommedahl (Denmark)
Yoo Sang-Chul (South Korea)
Roque Santa Cruz (Paraguay)
Bernd Schneider (Germany)
Wesley Sonck (Belgium)
Hakan Sukur (Turkey)
Hwang Sun-Hong (South Korea)
Takayuki Suzuki (Japan)
Anders Svensson (Sweden)
Dmitry Sychev (Russia)
Yegor Titov (Russia)
Juan Carlos Valeron (Spain)
Peter Van der Heyden (Belgium)
Johan Walem (Belgium)
Paulo Wanchope (Costa Rica)
Mauricio Wright (Costa Rica)
Marcin Zewlakow (Poland)

How The Own Goals Happpened:

USA vs Portugal
Landon Donovan shocked Portugal by getting a lucky deflection off the back of Jorge Costa, on his cross from the left, that beat the wrong-footed Vitor Baia to give America a two goal advantage -- Own Goal, 29 mins.

USA vs Portugal
Own Goal number two occurred when Jeff Agoos volleyed a left-wing cross from Pauleta past his own goalkeeper.

Spain vs Paraguay
With ten minutes gone, José Luis Chilavert waved his players upfield and took the free-kick from deep in his own half. The long ball was headed out to Francisco Arce, on the right of the Spanish area. Iker Casillas could only parry the drive as far as his own defender, Carles Puyol, who knocked it back in..... for the third Own Goal of the tournament.