Major International Tournaments Decided By Golden Goal
Other major international tournament finals decided by a golden goal include:
- 2000 UEFA Super Cup (Galatasaray beat Real Madrid)
- UEFA Euro 2000 Final (France beat Italy)
- Women's Gold Medal Game at the 2000 Summer Olympics (Norway beat USA)
- 2001 UEFA Cup Final (Liverpool beat Deportivo Alavés)
- 2002 U-20 Women's World Cup (USA beat Canada)
- 2003 Confederations Cup (France beat Cameroon)
- 2003 Gold Cup (Mexico beat Brazil)
- 2003 Women's World Cup (Germany beat Sweden)
- At the 2002 World Cup, three games were decided by a golden goal - Senegal over Sweden and South Korea over Italy in the last 16, and Turkey over Senegal in the quarter-final.
- 1998 World Cup (France beat Paraguay) in the Round of 16.
- UEFA Euro 1996 Final (Germany beat Czech Republic)
- [[Football at the 1996 Summer Olympics Nigeria National Team Beat Brazil National Team
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