Le Rose dei convocati
DANIMARCA
1 – Thomas Sørensen (Sunderland); 2 – Stig Tøfting (Bolton Wanderers); 3 – René Henriksen (Panathīnaïkos); 4 – Martin Laursen (Milan); 5 – Jan Heintze (PSV); 6 – Thomas Helveg (Milan); 7 – Thomas Gravesen (Everton); 8 – Jesper Grønkjær (Chelsea); 9 – Jon Dahl Tomasson (Feyenoord); 10 – Martin Jørgensen (Udinese); 11 – Ebbe Sand (Schalke 04); 12 – Niclas Jensen (Manchester City); 13 – Steven Lustü (Lyn); 14 – Claus Jensen (Charlton Athletic); 15 – Jan Michaelsen (Panathīnaïkos); 16 – Peter Kjær (Aberdeen); 17 – Christian Poulsen (Copenhagen); 18 – Peter Løvenkrands (Rangers); 19 – Dennis Rommedahl (PSV); 20 – Kasper Bøgelund (PSV); 21 – Peter Madsen (Brøndby); 22 – Jesper Christiansen (Vejle); 23 – Brian Steen Nielsen (Malmö FF);
FRANCIA
1 – Ulrich Ramé (Bordeaux); 2 – Vincent Candela (Roma); 3 – Bixente Lizarazu (Bayern Monaco); 4 – Patrick Vieira (Arsenal); 5 – Philippe Christanval (Barcellona); 6 – Youri Djorkaeff (Bolton Wanderers); 7 – Claude Makélélé (Real Madrid); 8 – Marcel Desailly (Chelsea); 9 – Djibril Cissé (Auxerre); 10 – Zinédine Zidane (Real Madrid); 11 – Sylvain Wiltord (Arsenal); 12 – Thierry Henry (Arsenal); 13 – Mikaël Silvestre (Manchester Utd); 14 – Alain Boghossian (Parma); 15 – Lilian Thuram (Juventus); 16 – Fabien Barthez (Manchester Utd); 17 – Emmanuel Petit (Chelsea); 18 – Frank Lebœuf (Olympique Marsiglia); 19 – Willy Sagnol (Bayern Monaco); 20 – David Trezeguet (Juventus); 21 – Christophe Dugarry (Bordeaux); 22 – Johan Micoud (Parma); 23 – Grégory Coupet (Lione);
SENEGAL
1 – Tony Sylva (Monaco); 2 – Omar Daf (Sochaux); 3 – Pape Sarr (Lens); 4 – Papa Malick Diop (Lorient); 5 – Alassane N’Dour (Saint-Étienne); 6 – Aliou Cissé (Montpellier); 7 – Henri Camara (Sedan); 8 – Amara Traoré (Gueugnon); 9 – Souleymane Camara (Monaco); 10 – Khalilou Fadiga (Auxerre); 11 – El Hadji Diouf (Lens); 12 – Amdy Faye (Auxerre); 13 – Lamine Diatta (Rennes); 14 – Moussa N’Diaye (Sedan); 15 – Salif Diao (Sedan); 16 – Omar Diallo (Olympique de Khouribga); 17 – Ferdinand Coly (Lens); 18 – Pape Thiaw (Strasburgo); 19 – Papa Bouba Diop (Lens); 20 – Sylvain N’Diaye (Lilla); 21 – Habib Beye (Strasburgo); 22 – Kalidou Cissokho (ASC Jeanne d’Arc); 23 – Makhtar N’Diaye (Rennes);
URUGUAY
1 – Fabián Carini (Juventus); 2 – Gustavo Méndez (Nacional); 3 – Alejandro Lembo (Nacional); 4 – Paolo Montero (Juventus); 5 – Pablo García (Venezia); 6 – Darío Rodríguez (Peñarol); 7 – Gianni Guigou (Roma); 8 – Gustavo Varela (Nacional); 9 – Darío Silva (Málaga); 10 – Fabián O’Neill (Perugia); 11 – Federico Magallanes (Venezia); 12 – Gustavo Munúa (Nacional); 13 – Sebastián Abreu (Cruz Azul); 14 – Gonzalo Sorondo (Inter); 15 – Nicolás Olivera (Siviglia); 16 – Marcelo Romero (Málaga); 17 – Mario Regueiro (Racing Santander); 18 – Richard Morales (Nacional); 19 – Joe Bizera (Peñarol); 20 – Álvaro Recoba (Inter); 21 – Diego Forlán (Manchester Utd); 22 – Gonzalo de los Santos (Valencia); 23 – Federico Elduayen (Peñarol);
PARAGUAY
1 – José Luis Chilavert (Strasburgo); 2 – Francisco Arce (Palmeiras); 3 – Pedro Sarabia (River Plate); 4 – Carlos Gamarra (AEK Atene); 5 – Celso Ayala (River Plate); 6 – Estanislao Struway (Libertad); 7 – Richart Báez (Olimpia); 8 – Guido Alvarenga (Léon); 9 – Roque Santa Cruz (Bayern Monaco); 10 – Roberto Acuña (Real Saragozza); 11 – Jorge Campos (Universidad Católica); 12 – Justo Villar (Libertad); 13 – Carlos Paredes (Porto); 14 – Diego Gavilán (Tecos); 15 – Carlos Bonet (Libertad); 16 – Gustavo Morínigo (Libertad); 17 – Juan Carlos Franco (Olimpia); 18 – Julio César Cáceres (Olimpia); 19 – Daniel Sanabria (Libertad); 20 – José Cardozo (Toluca); 21 – Denis Caniza (Santos Laguna); 22 – Ricardo Tavarelli (Olimpia); 23 – Nelson Cuevas (River Plate);
SLOVENIA
1 – Marko Simeunovič (Maribor); 2 – Goran Sankovič (Slavia Praga); 3 – Željko Milinovič (JEF United Ichihara); 4 – Muamer Vugdalič (Maribor); 5 – Marinko Galič (Koper); 6 – Aleksander Knavs (Kaiserslautern); 7 – Đoni Novak (Unterhaching); 8 – Aleš Čeh (Grazer AK); 9 – Milan Osterc (Hapoel Tel Aviv); 10 – Zlatko Zahovič (Benfica); 11 – Miran Pavlin (Porto); 12 – Mladen Dabanovič (Lokeren); 13 – Mladen Rudonja (Portsmouth); 14 – Saša Gajser (Gent); 15 – Rajko Tavčar (Norimberga); 16 – Senad Tiganj (Olimpia Lubiana); 17 – Zoran Pavlovič (Austria Vienna); 18 – Milenko Ačimovič (Tottenham); 19 – Amir Karič (Maribor); 20 – Nastja Čeh (Club Bruges); 21 – Sebastjan Cimirotič (Lecce); 22 – Spasoje Bulajič (Colonia); 23 – Dejan Nemec (Club Bruges);
SUDAFRICA
1 – Hans Vonk (Heerenveen); 2 – Cyril Nzama (Kaizer Chiefs); 3 – Bradley Carnell (Stoccarda); 4 – Aaron Mokoena (Germinal Beerschot); 5 – Jacob Lekgetho (Lokomotiv Mosca); 6 – MacBeth Sibaya (Jomo Cosmos); 7 – Quinton Fortune (Manchester Utd); 8 – Thabo Mngomeni (Orlando Pirates); 9 – MacDonald Mukansi (Lokomotiv Sofia); 10 – Bennett Mnguni (Lokomotiv Mosca); 11 – Jabu Pule (Kaizer Chiefs); 12 – Teboho Mokoena (San Gallo); 13 – Pierre Issa (Watford); 14 – Siyabonga Nomvethe (Udinese); 15 – Sibusiso Zuma (Copenhagen); 16 – André Arendse (Santos Cape Town); 17 – Benni McCarthy (Porto); 18 – Delron Buckley (Bochum); 19 – Lucas Radebe (Leeds United); 20 – Calvin Marlin (Ajax Cape Town); 21 – Steven Pienaar (Ajax); 22 – Thabang Molefe (Jomo Cosmos); 23 – George Koumantarakis (Basilea);
SPAGNA
1 – Iker Casillas (Real Madrid); 2 – Curro Torres (Valencia); 3 – Juanfran (Celta Vigo); 4 – Iván Helguera (Real Madrid); 5 – Carles Puyol (Barcellona); 6 – Fernando Hierro (Real Madrid); 7 – Raúl (Real Madrid); 8 – Rubén Baraja (Valencia); 9 – Fernando Morientes (Real Madrid); 10 – Diego Tristán (Deportivo La Coruña); 11 – Javier de Pedro (Real Sociedad); 12 – Albert Luque (Maiorca); 13 – Ricardo (Real Valladolid); 14 – David Albelda (Valencia); 15 – Enrique Romero (Deportivo La Coruña); 16 – Gaizka Mendieta (Lazio); 17 – Juan Carlos Valerón (Deportivo La Coruña); 18 – Sergio (Deportivo La Coruña); 19 – Xavi (Barcellona); 20 – Miguel Ángel Nadal (Maiorca); 21 – Luis Enrique (Barcellona); 22 – Joaquín (Betis Siviglia); 23 – Pedro Contreras (Málaga);
BRASILE
1 – Marcos (Palmeiras); 2 – Cafu (Roma); 3 – Lúcio (Bayer Leverkusen); 4 – Roque Júnior (Milan); 5 – Edmílson (Lione); 6 – Roberto Carlos (Real Madrid); 7 – Ricardinho (Corinthians); 8 – Gilberto Silva (Atlético Mineiro); 9 – Ronaldo (Inter); 10 – Rivaldo (Barcellona); 11 – Ronaldinho (Paris Saint-Germain); 12 – Dida (Corinthians); 13 – Juliano Belletti (San Paolo); 14 – Ânderson Polga (Grêmio); 15 – Kléberson (Atlético Paranaense); 16 – Júnior (Parma); 17 – Denílson (Betis Siviglia); 18 – Vampeta (Corinthians); 19 – Juninho Paulista (Flamengo); 20 – Edílson (Cruzeiro); 21 – Luizão (Grêmio); 22 – Rogério Ceni (San Paolo); 23 – Kaká (San Paolo);
CINA
1 – An Qi (Dalian Shide); 2 – Zhang Enhua (Dalian Shide); 3 – Yang Pu (Beijing Guoan); 4 – Wu Chengying (Shanghai Shenhua); 5 – Fan Zhiyi (Dundee); 6 – Shao Jiayi (Beijing Guoan); 7 – Sun Jihai (Manchester City); 8 – Li Tie (Liaoning); 9 – Ma Mingyu (Sichuan Guancheng); 10 – Hao Haidong (Dalian Shide); 11 – Yu Genwei (Tianjin Teda); 12 – Su Maozhen (Shandong Luneng); 13 – Gao Yao (Shandong Luneng); 14 – Li Weifeng (Shenzhen Pingan); 15 – Zhao Junzhe (Liaoning); 16 – Qu Bo (Qingdao Hainiu); 17 – Du Wei (Shanghai Shenhua); 18 – Li Xiaopeng (Shandong Luneng); 19 – Qi Hong (Shanghai Zhongyuan); 20 – Yang Chen (Eintracht Francoforte); 21 – Xu Yunlong (Beijing Guoan); 22 – Jiang Jin (Tianjin Teda); 23 – Ou Chuliang (Yunnan Hongta);
COSTA RICA
1 – Erick Lonnis (Deportivo Saprissa); 2 – Jervis Drummond (Deportivo Saprissa); 3 – Luis Marín (Alajuelense); 4 – Mauricio Wright (Herediano); 5 – Gilberto Martínez (Deportivo Saprissa); 6 – Wílmer López (Alajuelense); 7 – Rolando Fonseca (Deportivo Saprissa); 8 – Mauricio Solís (Alajuelense); 9 – Paulo Wanchope (Manchester City); 10 – Wálter Centeno (Deportivo Saprissa); 11 – Rónald Gómez (OFI Creta); 12 – Winston Parks (Udinese); 13 – Daniel Vallejos (Herediano); 14 – Juan José Rodríguez (San Carlos); 15 – Harold Wallace (Alajuelense); 16 – Steven Bryce (Alajuelense); 17 – Hernán Medford (Deportivo Saprissa); 18 – Álvaro Mesén (Alajuelense); 19 – Rodrigo Cordero (Herediano); 20 – William Sunsing (Herediano); 21 – Pablo Chinchilla (Alajuelense); 22 – Carlos Castro Mora (Alajuelense); 23 – Léster Morgan (Herediano);
TURCHIA
1 – Rüştü Reçber (Fenerbahçe); 2 – Emre Aşık (Galatasaray); 3 – Bülent Korkmaz (Galatasaray); 4 – Fatih Akyel (Fenerbahçe); 5 – Alpay Özalan (Aston Villa); 6 – Arif Erdem (Galatasaray); 7 – Okan Buruk (Inter); 8 – Tugay Kerimoğlu (Blackburn Rovers); 9 – Hakan Şükür (Parma); 10 – Yıldıray Baştürk (Bayer Leverkusen); 11 – Hasan Şaş (Galatasaray); 12 – Ömer Çatkıç (Gaziantepspor); 13 – Mustafa İzzet (Leicester City); 14 – Tayfur Havutçu (Beşiktaş); 15 – Nihat Kahveci (Real Sociedad); 16 – Ümit Özat (Fenerbahçe); 17 – İlhan Mansız (Beşiktaş); 18 – Ergün Penbe (Galatasaray); 19 – Abdullah Ercan (Fenerbahçe); 20 – Hakan Ünsal (Galatasaray); 21 – Emre Belözoğlu (Inter); 22 – Ümit Davala (Milan); 23 – Zafer Özgültekın (Ankaragücü);
POLONIA
1 – Jerzy Dudek (Liverpool); 2 – Tomasz Kłos (Kaiserslautern); 3 – Jacek Zieliński (Legia Varsavia); 4 – Michał Żewłakow (R.E. Mouscron); 5 – Tomasz Rząsa (Feyenoord); 6 – Tomasz Hajto (Schalke 04); 7 – Piotr Świerczewski (Olympique Marsiglia); 8 – Cezary Kucharski (Legia Varsavia); 9 – Paweł Kryszałowicz (Eintracht Francoforte); 10 – Radosław Kałużny (Energie Cottbus); 11 – Emmanuel Olisadebe (Panathīnaïkos); 12 – Radosław Majdan (Göztepe); 13 – Arkadiusz Głowacki (Wisła Cracovia); 14 – Marcin Żewłakow (R.E. Mouscron); 15 – Tomasz Wałdoch (Schalke 04); 16 – Maciej Murawski (Legia Varsavia); 17 – Arkadiusz Bąk (Widzew Łódź); 18 – Jacek Krzynówek (Norimberga); 19 – Maciej Żurawski (Wisła Cracovia); 20 – Jacek Bąk (Lens); 21 – Marek Koźmiński (Ancona); 22 – Adam Matysek (RKS Radomsko); 23 – Paweł Sibik (Odra Wodzisław);
PORTOGALLO
1 – Vítor Baía (Porto); 2 – Jorge Costa (Porto); 3 – Abel Xavier (Liverpool); 4 – Marco Caneira (Benfica); 5 – Fernando Couto (Lazio); 6 – Paulo Sousa (Espanyol); 7 – Luís Figo (Real Madrid); 8 – João Pinto (Sporting Lisbona); 9 – Pauleta (Bordeaux); 10 – Rui Costa (Milan); 11 – Sérgio Conceição (Inter); 12 – Hugo Viana (Sporting Lisbona); 13 – Jorge Andrade (Porto); 14 – Pedro Barbosa (Sporting Lisbona); 15 – Nélson (Sporting Lisbona); 16 – Ricardo (Boavista); 17 – Paulo Bento (Sporting Lisbona); 18 – Nuno Frechaut (Boavista); 19 – Nuno Capucho (Porto); 20 – Petit (Boavista); 21 – Nuno Gomes (Fiorentina); 22 – Beto (Sporting Lisbona); 23 – Rui Jorge (Sporting Lisbona);
COREA DEL SUD
1 – Lee Woon-jae (Suwon Samsung Bluewings); 2 – Hyun Young-Min (Ulsan Hyundai Horangi); 3 – Choi Sung-Yong (Suwon Samsung Bluewings); 4 – Choi Jin-Cheul (Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors); 5 – Kim Nam-Il (Chunnam Dragons); 6 – Yoo Sang-Chul (Kashiwa Reysol); 7 – Kim Tae-Young (Chunnam Dragons); 8 – Choi Tae-Uk (Anyang LG Cheetahs); 9 – Seol Ki-Hyeon (Anderlecht); 10 – Lee Young-Pyo (Anyang LG Cheetahs); 11 – Choi Yong-soo (JEF United Ichihara); 12 – Kim Byung-Ji (Pohang Steelers); 13 – Lee Eul-Yong (Bucheon SK); 14 – Lee Chun-soo (Ulsan Hyundai Horangi); 15 – Lee Min-Sung (Busan I’Cons); 16 – Cha Du-Ri (Korea University); 17 – Yoon Jung-Hwan (Cerezo Osaka); 18 – Hwang Sun-hong (Kashiwa Reysol); 19 – Ahn Jung-hwan (Perugia); 20 – Hong Myung-Bo (Pohang Steelers); 21 – Park Ji-sung (Kyoto Purple Sanga); 22 – Song Chong-gug (Busan I’Cons); 23 – Choi Eun-Sung (Daejeon Citizen);
STATI UNITI
1 – Brad Friedel (Blackburn Rovers); 2 – Frankie Hejduk (Bayer Leverkusen); 3 – Gregg Berhalter (Crystal Palace); 4 – Pablo Mastroeni (Colorado Rapids); 5 – John O’Brien (Ajax); 6 – David Regis (Metz); 7 – Eddie Lewis (Fulham); 8 – Earnie Stewart (NAC Breda); 9 – Joe-Max Moore (Everton); 10 – Claudio Reyna (Sunderland); 11 – Clint Mathis (MetroStars); 12 – Jeff Agoos (San Jose Earthquakes); 13 – Cobi Jones (LA Galaxy); 14 – Steve Cherundolo (Hannover 96); 15 – Josh Wolff (Chicago Fire); 16 – Carlos Llamosa (New England Revolution); 17 – DaMarcus Beasley (Chicago Fire); 18 – Kasey Keller (Tottenham); 19 – Tony Meola (Kansas City Wizards); 20 – Brian McBride (Columbus Crew); 21 – Landon Donovan (San Jose Earthquakes); 22 – Tony Sanneh (Norimberga); 23 – Eddie Pope (D.C. United);
CAMERUN
1 – Alioum Boukar (Samsunspor); 2 – Bill Tchato (Montpellier); 3 – Pierre Womé (Bologna); 4 – Rigobert Song (Colonia); 5 – Raymond Kalla (Extremadura); 6 – Pierre Njanka (Strasburgo); 7 – Joseph Ndo (Al Khaleej); 8 – Geremi Njitap (Real Madrid); 9 – Samuel Eto’o (Maiorca); 10 – Patrick Mboma (Sunderland); 11 – Pius N’Diefi (Sedan); 12 – Lauren Etame Mayer (Arsenal); 13 – Lucien Mettomo (Manchester City); 14 – Joël Epalle (Panathīnaïkos); 15 – Nicolas Alnoudji (Rizespor); 16 – Jacques Songo’o (Metz); 17 – Marc-Vivien Foé (Lione); 18 – Patrick Suffo (Sheffield United); 19 – Eric Djemba-Djemba (Nantes); 20 – Salomon Olembé (Olympique Marsiglia); 21 – Joseph-Désiré Job (Metz); 22 – Idriss Carlos Kameni (Le Havre); 23 – Daniel N’gom Kome (Numancia);
GERMANIA
1 – Oliver Kahn (Bayern Monaco); 2 – Thomas Linke (Bayern Monaco); 3 – Marko Rehmer (Hertha Berlino); 4 – Frank Baumann (Werder Brema); 5 – Carsten Ramelow (Bayer Leverkusen); 6 – Christian Ziege (Tottenham); 7 – Oliver Neuville (Bayer Leverkusen); 8 – Dietmar Hamann (Liverpool); 9 – Carsten Jancker (Bayern Monaco); 10 – Lars Ricken (Borussia Dortmund); 11 – Miroslav Klose (Kaiserslautern); 12 – Jens Lehmann (Borussia Dortmund); 13 – Michael Ballack (Bayer Leverkusen); 14 – Gerald Asamoah (Schalke 04); 15 – Sebastian Kehl (Borussia Dortmund); 16 – Jens Jeremies (Bayern Monaco); 17 – Marco Bode (Werder Brema); 18 – Jörg Böhme (Schalke 04); 19 – Bernd Schneider (Bayer Leverkusen); 20 – Oliver Bierhoff (Monaco); 21 – Christoph Metzelder (Borussia Dortmund); 22 – Torsten Frings (Werder Brema); 23 – Hans-Jörg Butt (Bayer Leverkusen);
IRLANDA
1 – Shay Given (Newcastle Utd); 2 – Steve Finnan (Fulham); 3 – Ian Harte (Leeds United); 4 – Kenny Cunningham (Wimbledon FC); 5 – Steve Staunton (Aston Villa); 6 – Roy Keane (Manchester Utd); 7 – Jason McAteer (Sunderland); 8 – Matt Holland (Ipswich Town); 9 – Damien Duff (Blackburn Rovers); 10 – Robbie Keane* (Leeds United); 11 – Kevin Kilbane (Sunderland); 12 – Mark Kinsella (Charlton Athletic); 13 – David Connolly (Wimbledon FC); 14 – Gary Breen (Coventry City); 15 – Richard Dunne (Manchester City); 16 – Dean Kiely (Charlton Athletic); 17 – Niall Quinn (Sunderland); 18 – Gary Kelly (Leeds United); 19 – Clinton Morrison (Crystal Palace); 20 – Andrew O’Brien (Newcastle Utd); 21 – Steven Reid (Millwall); 22 – Lee Carsley (Everton); 23 – Alan Kelly (Blackburn Rovers);
ARABIA SAUDITA
1 – Mohamed Al-Deayea (Al-Hilal); 2 – Mohammed Al-Jahani (Al-Ahli); 3 – Redha Tukar (Al-Shabab); 4 – Abdullah Zubromawi (Al-Ahli); 5 – Mohsin Harthi (Al-Nassr); 6 – Fouzi Al-Shehri (Al-Ahli); 7 – Ibrahim Al-Shahrani (Al-Ahli); 8 – Mohammed Noor (Al-Ittihad); 9 – Sami Al-Jaber (Al-Hilal); 10 – Mohammad Al-Shalhoub (Al-Hilal); 11 – Obeid Al-Dosari (Al-Ahli); 12 – Ahmad Al-Dokhi (Al-Hilal); 13 – Hussein Sulaimani (Al-Ahli); 14 – Abdulaziz Khathran (Al-Shabab); 15 – Abdullah Jumaan Al-Dosari (Al-Hilal); 16 – Khamis Al-Owairan (Al-Ittihad); 17 – Abdullah Al-Waked (Al-Shabab); 18 – Nawaf Al-Temyat (Al-Hilal); 19 – Omar Al-Ghamdi (Al-Hilal); 20 – Al Hasan Al-Yami (Al-Ittihad); 21 – Mabrouk Zaid (Al-Ittihad); 22 – Mohammed Al-Khojali (Al-Nassr); 23 – Mansour Al-Thagafi (Al-Nassr);
ARGENTINA
1 – Germán Burgos (Atlético Madrid); 2 – Roberto Ayala (Valencia); 3 – Juan Pablo Sorín (Cruzeiro); 4 – Mauricio Pochettino (Paris Saint-Germain); 5 – Matías Almeyda (Parma); 6 – Walter Samuel (Roma); 7 – Claudio López (Lazio); 8 – Javier Zanetti (Inter); 9 – Gabriel Batistuta (Roma); 10 – Ariel Ortega (River Plate); 11 – Juan Sebastián Verón (Manchester Utd); 12 – Pablo Cavallero (Celta Vigo); 13 – Diego Placente (Bayer Leverkusen); 14 – Diego Simeone (Lazio); 15 – Claudio Husaín (River Plate); 16 – Pablo Aimar (Valencia); 17 – Gustavo López (Celta Vigo); 18 – Kily González (Valencia); 19 – Hernán Crespo (Lazio); 20 – Marcelo Gallardo (Monaco); 21 – Claudio Caniggia (Rangers); 22 – José Chamot (Milan); 23 – Roberto Bonano (Barcellona);
INGHILTERRA
1 – David Seaman (Arsenal); 2 – Danny Mills (Leeds Utd); 3 – Ashley Cole (Arsenal); 4 – Trevor Sinclair (West Ham United); 5 – Rio Ferdinand (Leeds Utd); 6 – Sol Campbell (Arsenal); 7 – David Beckham (Manchester Utd); 8 – Paul Scholes (Manchester Utd); 9 – Robbie Fowler (Leeds Utd); 10 – Michael Owen (Liverpool); 11 – Emile Heskey (Liverpool); 12 – Wes Brown (Manchester Utd); 13 – Nigel Martyn (Leeds Utd); 14 – Wayne Bridge (Southampton); 15 – Martin Keown (Arsenal); 16 – Gareth Southgate (Middlesbrough); 17 – Teddy Sheringham (Tottenham); 18 – Owen Hargreaves (Bayern Monaco); 19 – Joe Cole (West Ham United); 20 – Darius Vassell (Aston Villa); 21 – Nicky Butt (Manchester Utd); 22 – David James (West Ham United); 23 – Kieron Dyer (Newcastle Utd);
NIGERIA
1 – Ike Shorunmu (Lucerna); 2 – Joseph Yobo (Olympique Marsiglia); 3 – Celestine Babayaro (Chelsea); 4 – Nwankwo Kanu (Arsenal); 5 – Isaac Okoronkwo (Šakhtar Doneck); 6 – Taribo West (Kaiserslautern); 7 – Pius Ikedia (Ajax); 8 – Mutiu Adepoju (Salamanca); 9 – Bartholomew Ogbeche (Paris Saint-Germain); 10 – Jay-Jay Okocha (Paris Saint-Germain); 11 – Garba Lawal (Roda JC); 12 – Austin Ejide (Gabros International); 13 – Rabiu Afolabi (Standard Liegi); 14 – Ifeanyi Udeze (PAOK Salonicco); 15 – Justice Christopher (Anversa); 16 – Efe Sodje (Crewe Alexandra); 17 – Julius Aghahowa (Šakhtar Doneck); 18 – Benedict Akwuegbu (Shenyang Haishi); 19 – Eric Ejiofor (Maccabi Haifa); 20 – James Obiorah (Lokomotiv Mosca); 21 – John Utaka (Al-Sadd); 22 – Vincent Enyeama (Enyimba); 23 – Femi Opabunmi (Ibadan);
SVEZIA
1 – Magnus Hedman (Coventry City); 2 – Olof Mellberg (Aston Villa); 3 – Patrik Andersson (Barcellona); 4 – Johan Mjällby (Celtic); 5 – Michael Svensson (Troyes); 6 – Tobias Linderoth (Everton); 7 – Niclas Alexandersson (Everton); 8 – Anders Svensson (Southampton); 9 – Fredrik Ljungberg (Arsenal); 10 – Marcus Allbäck (Heerenveen); 11 – Henrik Larsson (Celtic); 12 – Magnus Kihlstedt (Copenhagen); 13 – Tomas Antonelius (Copenhagen); 14 – Erik Edman (Heerenveen); 15 – Andreas Jakobsson (Hansa Rostock); 16 – Teddy Lučić (AIK); 17 – Magnus Svensson (Brøndby); 18 – Mattias Jonson (Brøndby); 19 – Pontus Farnerud (Monaco); 20 – Daniel Andersson (Venezia); 21 – Zlatan Ibrahimović (Ajax); 22 – Andreas Andersson (AIK); 23 – Andreas Isaksson (Djurgården);
CROAZIA
1 – Stipe Pletikosa (Hajduk Spalato); 2 – Anthony Šerić (Verona); 3 – Josip Šimunić (Hertha Berlino); 4 – Stjepan Tomas (Vicenza); 5 – Milan Rapaić (Fenerbahçe); 6 – Boris Živković (Bayer Leverkusen); 7 – Davor Vugrinec (Lecce); 8 – Robert Prosinečki (Portsmouth); 9 – Davor Šuker (Monaco 1860); 10 – Niko Kovač (Bayern Monaco); 11 – Alen Bokšić (Middlesbrough); 12 – Tomislav Butina (Dinamo Zagabria); 13 – Mario Stanić (Chelsea); 14 – Zvonimir Soldo (Stoccarda); 15 – Daniel Šarić (Panathinaikos); 16 – Jurica Vranješ (Bayer Leverkusen); 17 – Robert Jarni (Panathīnaïkos); 18 – Ivica Olić (NK Zagabria); 19 – Goran Vlaović (Panathīnaïkos); 20 – Dario Šimić (Inter); 21 – Robert Kovač (Bayern Monaco); 22 – Boško Balaban (Aston Villa); 23 – Vladimir Vasilj (NK Zagabria);
ECUADOR
1 – José Francisco Cevallos (Barcelona); 2 – Augusto Porozo (Emelec); 3 – Iván Hurtado (Barcelona); 4 – Ulises de la Cruz (Hibernian); 5 – Alfonso Obregón (LDU Quito); 6 – Raúl Guerrón (Deportivo Quito); 7 – Nicolás Asencio (Barcelona); 8 – Luis Gómez (Barcelona); 9 – Iván Kaviedes (Barcelona); 10 – Álex Aguinaga (Necaxa); 11 – Agustín Delgado (Southampton); 12 – Oswaldo Ibarra (El Nacional); 13 – Ángel Fernández (El Nacional); 14 – Juan Carlos Burbano (El Nacional); 15 – Marlon Ayoví (Deportivo Quito); 16 – Cléber Chalá (El Nacional); 17 – Giovanny Espinoza (Aucas); 18 – Carlos Tenorio (LDU Quito); 19 – Édison Méndez (Deportivo Quito); 20 – Edwin Tenorio (Barcelona); 21 – Wellington Sánchez (Emelec); 22 – Daniel Viteri (Emelec); 23 – Walter Ayoví (Emelec);
ITALIA
1 – Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus); 2 – Christian Panucci (Roma); 3 – Paolo Maldini (Milan); 4 – Francesco Coco (Barcellona); 5 – Fabio Cannavaro (Parma); 6 – Cristiano Zanetti (Inter); 7 – Alessandro Del Piero (Juventus); 8 – Gennaro Gattuso (Milan); 9 – Filippo Inzaghi (Milan); 10 – Francesco Totti (Roma); 11 – Cristiano Doni (Atalanta); 12 – Christian Abbiati (Milan); 13 – Alessandro Nesta (Lazio); 14 – Luigi Di Biagio (Inter); 15 – Mark Iuliano (Juventus); 16 – Angelo Di Livio (Fiorentina); 17 – Damiano Tommasi (Roma); 18 – Marco Delvecchio (Roma); 19 – Gianluca Zambrotta (Juventus); 20 – Vincenzo Montella (Roma); 21 – Christian Vieri (Inter); 22 – Francesco Toldo (Inter); 23 – Marco Materazzi (Inter);
MESSICO
1 – Óscar Pérez (Cruz Azul); 2 – Francisco Gabriel de Anda (Pachuca); 3 – Rafael García (Toluca); 4 – Rafael Márquez (Monaco); 5 – Manuel Vidrio (Pachuca); 6 – Gerardo Torrado (Poli Ejido); 7 – Ramón Morales (Chivas de Guadalajara); 8 – Alberto García Aspe (Puebla); 9 – Jared Borgetti (Santos); 10 – Cuauhtémoc Blanco (Real Valladolid); 11 – Braulio Luna (Necaxa); 12 – Oswaldo Sánchez (Chivas de Guadalajara); 13 – Sigifredo Mercado (Atlas); 14 – Germán Villa (América); 15 – Luis Hernández (América); 16 – Salvador Carmona (Toluca); 17 – Francisco Palencia (Espanyol); 18 – Johan Rodríguez (Santos); 19 – Gabriel Caballero (Pachuca); 20 – Melvin Brown (Cruz Azul); 21 – Jesús Arellano (Monterrey); 22 – Alberto Rodríguez (Pachuca); 23 – Jorge Campos (U.N.A.M.);
BELGIO
1 – Geert De Vlieger (Willem II); 2 – Éric Deflandre (Lione); 3 – Glen De Boeck (Anderlecht); 4 – Eric Van Meir (Standard Liegi); 5 – Nico Van Kerckhoven (Schalke 04); 6 – Timmy Simons (Club Bruges); 7 – Marc Wilmots (Schalke 04); 8 – Bart Goor (Hertha Berlino); 9 – Wesley Sonck (Genk); 10 – Johan Walem (Standard Liegi); 11 – Gert Verheyen (Club Bruges); 12 – Peter Van Der Heyden (Club Bruges); 13 – Franky Vandendriessche (R.E. Mouscron); 14 – Sven Vermant (Schalke 04); 15 – Jacky Peeters (Gent); 16 – Daniel Van Buyten (Olympique Marsiglia); 17 – Gaëtan Englebert (Club Bruges); 18 – Yves Vanderhaeghe (Anderlecht); 19 – Bernd Thijs (Genk); 20 – Branko Strupar (Derby County); 21 – Danny Boffin (Sint-Truiden); 22 – Mbo Mpenza (R.E. Mouscron); 23 – Frédéric Herpoel (Gent);
GIAPPONE
1 – Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi (Portsmouth); 2 – Yutaka Akita (Kashima Antlers); 3 – Naoki Matsuda (Yokohama F. Marinos); 4 – Ryūzō Morioka (Shimizu S-Pulse); 5 – Junichi Inamoto (Arsenal); 6 – Toshihiro Hattori (Júbilo Iwata); 7 – Hidetoshi Nakata (Parma); 8 – Hiroaki Morishima (Cerezo Osaka); 9 – Akinori Nishizawa (Cerezo Osaka); 10 – Masashi Nakayama (Júbilo Iwata); 11 – Takayuki Suzuki (Kashima Antlers); 12 – Seigō Narazaki (Nagoya Grampus Eight); 13 – Atsushi Yanagisawa (Kashima Antlers); 14 – Alessandro dos Santos (Shimizu S-Pulse); 15 – Takashi Fukunishi (Júbilo Iwata); 16 – Kōji Nakata (Kashima Antlers); 17 – Tsuneyasu Miyamoto (Gamba Osaka); 18 – Shinji Ono (Feyenoord); 19 – Mitsuo Ogasawara (Kashima Antlers); 20 – Tomokazu Myōjin (Kashiwa Reysol); 21 – Kazuyuki Toda (Shimizu S-Pulse); 22 – Daisuke Ichikawa (Shimizu S-Pulse); 23 – Hitoshi Sogahata (Kashima Antlers);
RUSSIA
1 – Ruslan Nigmatullin (Verona); 2 – Jurij Kovtun (Spartak Mosca); 3 – Jurij Nykyforov (PSV); 4 – Aleksej Smertin (Bordeaux); 5 – Andrej Solomatin (CSKA Mosca); 6 – Igor’ Semšov (Torpedo Mosca); 7 – Viktor Onopko (Real Oviedo); 8 – Valerij Karpin (Celta Vigo); 9 – Egor Titov (Spartak Mosca); 10 – Aleksandr Mostovoj (Celta Vigo); 11 – Vladimir Besčastnych (Spartak Mosca); 12 – Stanislav Čerčesov (Tirol Innsbruck); 13 – Vjačeslav Daev (CSKA Mosca); 14 – Igor’ Čugajnov (Uralan Elista); 15 – Dmitrij Aleničev (Porto); 16 – Aleksandr Keržakov (Zenit San Pietroburgo); 17 – Sergej Semak (CSKA Mosca); 18 – Dmitrij Sennikov (Lokomotiv Mosca); 19 – Ruslan Pimenov (Lokomotiv Mosca); 20 – Marat Izmajlov (Lokomotiv Mosca); 21 – Dmitrij Chochlov (Real Sociedad); 22 – Dmitrij Syčëv (Spartak Mosca); 23 – Aleksandr Filimonov (Uralan Elista);
TUNISIA
1 – Ali Boumnijel (Bastia); 2 – Khaled Badra (Espérance); 3 – Zoubeir Baya (Beşiktaş); 4 – Mohamed Mkacher (Étoile du Sahel); 5 – Ziad Jaziri (Étoile du Sahel); 6 – Hatem Trabelsi (Ajax); 7 – Imed Mhedhebi (Genoa); 8 – Hassen Gabsi (Genoa); 9 – Riadh Jelassi (Club Africain); 10 – Kaies Ghodhbane (Étoile du Sahel); 11 – Adel Sellimi (Friburgo); 12 – Raouf Bouzaiene (Genoa); 13 – Riadh Bouazizi (Bursaspor); 14 – Hamdi Marzouki (Club Africain); 15 – Radhi Jaïdi (Espérance); 16 – Hassen Bejaoui (Bizertin); 17 – Tarek Thabet (Espérance); 18 – Selim Ben Achour (Martigues); 19 – Emir Mkademi (Étoile du Sahel); 20 – Ali Zitouni (Espérance); 21 – Mourad Melki (Espérance); 22 – Ahmed Jaouachi (Monastir); 23 – José Clayton (Espérance);