Cameroon 1994
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The Legacy
Roger Milla entered the 1994 World Cup as the oldest player in tournament history, aged 42. Cameroon arrived in the United States looking to replicate their quarter-final success from four years earlier. François Omam-Biyik led the attack, while Jacques Songo'o provided experience in goal and Rigobert Song anchored the defense. Despite the high expectations surrounding these players, the team struggled to find rhythm in a difficult group alongside Brazil, Sweden, and Russia. They bowed out after the opening stage, though Milla managed to score against Russia, setting a record for the oldest goalscorer in World Cup competition.
Key Moment
Roger Milla scoring against Russia to become the oldest goalscorer in World Cup history at 42 years and 39 days.
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