Here are the leading scorers of World Cup ’98 through June 22: 4 goals — Batistuta (Argentina). 3 goals — Salas (Chile), Vieri (Italy), Henry (France). 2 goals — Hernandez (Mexico), Suker (Croatia), Wilmots (Belgium), Ortega (Argentina). 1 goal — Cesar Sampaio (Brazil), Ronaldo (Brazil), Rivaldo (Brazil), Bebeto (Brazil), Collins (Scotland), Burley (Scotland), Eggen (Norway), H.Flo (Norway), Hadji (Morocco), Hadda (Morocco), R.Baggio (Italy), Di Biagio (Italy), Njanka (Cameroon), Polster (Austria), Vastic (Austria), Rieper (Denmark), Nielsen (Denmark), Dugarry (France), Trezeguet (France), Lizarazu (France), McCarthy (South Africa), Hierro (Spain), Raul (Spain), Adepoju (Nigeria), Lawal (Nigeria), Oliseh (Nigeria), Ikpeba (Nigeria), Ha Seok Ju (South Korea), Pelaez (Mexico), Garcia Aspe (Mexico), Blanco (Mexico), Cocu (Netherlands), Overmars (Netherlands), Bergkamp (Netherlands), Van Hooijdonk (Netherlands), R.De Boer (Netherlands), Mihajlovic (Yugoslavia), Stankovic (Yugoslavia), Stojkovic (Yugoslavia), Moeller (Germany), Klinsmann (Germany), Bierhoff (Germany), Estili (Iran), Mahdavikia (Iran), McBride (USA), Shearer (England), Scholes (England), Owen (England), Ilie (Romania), Moldovan (Romania), Petrescu (Romania), Preciado (Colombia), Stanic (Croatia), Prosinecki (Croatia), Earle (Jamaica), own goal (by Scotland for Brazil), own goal (by Morocco for Norway), own goal (by South Africa for France), own goal (by Yugoslavia for Germany).