Statistics and Figures of Matches Until the End of Saturday, June 22 - 2002-06-23

The quarter-finals of the 2002 FIFA World Cup concluded on Saturday with two matches: Spain vs. South Korea and Senegal vs. Turkey, resulting in South Korea and Turkey advancing to the semi-finals. A total of 152 goals have been scored in the tournament so far. It is noteworthy that goals scored from penalty kicks at the end of extra time in each match are not counted in this table compiled by FIFA. Brazil is the highest-scoring team with 15 goals in 5 matches, averaging 3 goals per game. Germany has scored a total of 13 goals, which is 2.6 goals per game. Spain holds the third position with 10 goals, averaging 2.5 goals per match. The top scorers of the 2002 World Cup are Miroslav Klose from Germany, Ronaldo, and Rivaldo from Brazil, each with 5 goals. In the ranking of assist providers, Michael Ballack from Germany is at the top, having assisted 4 goals for the German team. In the yellow and red card standings, Turkey leads with 15 yellow cards and 2 red cards. Germany is in second place with 15 yellow cards and 1 red card. Senegal concluded its World Cup journey with 14 yellow cards and 1 red card. In the table of players with the most shots on target, Ronaldo leads with 14 shots.