2002 World Cup

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All times given in U.S. Eastern Daylight TIme (UTC-4), which is 13 hours behind the local time shared by host nations Japan and South Korea. This created a phenomenon where West Coast viewers were probably staying up late the previous night to catch the matches, since the first game most days kicked off at 3:30 p.m. local time, which was 11:30 p.m. PDT.

Groups A-D played in South Korea and Groups E-H played in Japan, with the knockout stages also split down the middle. Japanese host cities are followed by a (J). Korean ones are followed by a (K).

ESPN's broadcast crews were as follows...

  • Jack Edwards and Ty Keough, who were in Japan and Korea and called all the games on ABC, save for the third-place match.
  • JP Dellacamera and Tommy Smyth
  • Mike Hill and Seamus Malin
  • Glenn Davis and Shep Messing

Giorgio Chinaglia also called select games as an analyst.

The Philadelphia Daily News of May 31 reported that the latter three crews would combine for 46 of the 64 games, which gives Edwards and Keough the remaining 18.

Group stage

Friday, May 31

France-Senegal at Seoul (K), 7:30 AM, ESPN2. JP Dellacamera, Tommy Smyth.


Saturday, June 1

Ireland-Cameroon at Niigata (J), 2:30 AM, ABC (tape at 3:30 PM). Jack Edwards, Ty Keough.

Uruguay-Denmark at Ulsan (K), 5:00 AM, ESPN2.

Germany-Saudi Arabia at Sapporo (J), 7:30 AM, ESPN.


Sunday, June 2

Argentina-Nigeria at Ibaraki (J), 1:30 AM, ESPN2.

Paraguay-South Africa at Busan (K), 3:30 AM, ESPN.

England-Sweden at Saitama (J), 5:30 AM, ABC (tape at 3:30 PM). Jack Edwards, Ty Keough.

Spain-Slovenia at Gwangju (K), 7:30 AM, ESPN.


Monday, June 3

Croatia-Mexico at Niigata (J), 2:30 AM, ESPN2.

Brazi-Turkey at Ulsan (K), 5:00 AM, ESPN2.

Italy-Ecuador at Sapporo (J), 7:30 AM, ESPN2.


Tuesday, June 4

China-Costa Rica at Gwangju (K), 2:30 AM, ESPN2.

Japan-Belgium at Saitama (J), 5:00 AM, ESPN2.

South Korea-Poland at Busan (K), 7:30 AM, ESPN2.


Wednesday, June 5

Russia-Tunisia at Kobe (J), 2:30 AM, ESPN2.

United States-Portugal at Suwon (K), 5:00 AM, ESPN2. Jack Edwards, Ty Keough.

Germany-Ireland at Ibaraki (J), 7:30 AM, ESPN2.


Thursday, June 6

Denmark-Senegal at Daegu (K), 2:30 AM, ESPN2.

Cameroon-Saudi Arabia at Saitama (J), 5:00 AM, ESPN2.

France-Uruguay at Busan (K), 7:30 AM, ESPN2.


Friday, June 7

Sweden-Nigeria at Kobe (J), 2:30 AM, ESPN2.

Spain-Paraguay at Jeonju (K), 5:00 AM, ESPN2.

Argentina-England at Sapporo (J), 7:30 AM, ESPN2. Jack Edwards, Ty Keough.


Saturday, June 8

South Africa-Slovenia at Daegu (K), 2:30 AM, ESPN2.

Italy-Croatia at Ibaraki (J), 5:00 AM, ESPN2.

Brazil-China at Seogwipo (K), 7:30 AM, ESPN.


Sunday, June 9

Mexico-Ecuador at Miyagi (J), 2:30 AM, ESPN2. JP Dellacamera, Tommy Smyth.

Costa Rica-Turkey at Incheon (K), 5:00 AM, ESPN2.

Japan-Russia at Yokohama (J), 7:30 AM, ESPN.


Monday, June 10

South Korea-United States at Daegu (K), 2:30 AM, ESPN2. Jack Edwards, Ty Keough.

Tunisia-Belgium at Oita (J), 5:00 AM, ESPN2.

Portugal-Poland at Jeonju (K), 7:30 AM, ESPN2.


Tuesday, June 11

Denmark-France at Incheon (K), 2:30 AM, ESPN.

Senegal-Uruguay at Suwon (K), 2:30 AM, ESPN2.

Cameroon-Germany at Shizuoka (J), 7:30 AM, ESPN.

Saudi Arabia-Ireland at Yokohama (J), 7:30 AM, ESPN2.


Wednesday, June 12

Sweden-Argentina at Miyagi (J), 2:30 AM, ESPN.

Nigeria-England at Osaka (J), 2:30 AM, ESPN2.

South Africa-Spain at Daejeon (K), 7:30 AM, ESPN.

Slovenia-Paraguay at Seogwipo (K), 7:30 AM, ESPN2.


Thursday, June 13

Costa Rica-Brazil at Suwon (K), 2:30 AM, ESPN.

Turkey-China at Seoul (K), 2:30 AM, ESPN2.

Mexico-Italy at Oita (J), 7:30 AM, ESPN. JP Dellacamera, Giorgio Chinaglia

Ecuador-Croatia at Yokohama (J), 7:30 AM, ESPN2.


Friday, June 14

Tunisia-Japan at Osaka (J), 2:30 AM, ESPN.

Belgium-Russia at Shizuoka (J), 2:30 AM, ESPN2.

Portugal-South Korea at Incheon (K), 7:30 AM, ESPN2.

Poland-United States at Daejeon (K), 7:30 AM, ESPN. Jack Edwards, Ty Keough. ABC re-aired at 1:00.

Round of 16

Saturday, June 15

Germany-Paraguay at Seogwipo (K), 2:30 AM. ABC (tape at 3:00 PM). Jack Edwards, Ty Keough.

Denmark-England at Niigata (J), 7:30 AM, ESPN. JP Dellacamera, Tommy Smyth.


Sunday, June 16

Sweden-Senegal at Oita (J), 2:30 AM, ESPN2.

Spain-Ireland at Suwon (K), 7:30 AM. ABC (tape at 1:30 PM). Jack Edwards, Ty Keough.


Monday, June 17

Mexico-United States at Jeonju (K), 2:30 AM, ESPN2. Jack Edwards, Ty Keough.

Brazil-Belgium at Kobe (J), 7:30 AM, ESPN2.


Tuesday, June 18

Japan-Turkey at Rifu (J), 2:30 AM, ESPN2.

South Korea-Italy at Daejeon (K), 7:30 AM, ESPN2.

Quarterfinals

Friday, June 21

England-Brazil at Shizuoka (J), 2:30 AM, ESPN2.

Germany-United States at Ulsan (K), 7:30 AM, ESPN. Jack Edwards, Ty Keough. ABC re-aired at 1:30.


Saturday, June 22

Spain-South Korea at Gwangju (K), 2:30 AM, ESPN2.

Senegal-Turkey at Osaka (K), 7:30 AM, ESPN.

Semifinals

Tuesday, June 25

Germany-South Korea at Seoul (K), 7:30 AM, ESPN. Jack Edwards, Ty Keough.


Wednesday, June 26

Brazil-Turkey at Saitama (J), 7:30 AM, ESPN. JP Dellacamera, Tommy Smyth.

Third-place playoff

Saturday, June 29

South Korea-Turkey at Daegu (K), 7:00 AM. ABC (tape at 1:30). JP Dellacamera, Tommy Smyth.

Final

Sunday, June 30

Germany-Brazil at Yokohama (J), 7:00 AM, ABC. Jack Edwards, Ty Keough.