The purpose of this study was to analyze critical score strategies in the 1994 world cup football tournament. The following questions was designed from 6-W perspectives to achieve the purpose: (1)Do the scores made in the tournament significantly differ among areas? (where) (2)Do the scores made in the tournament significantly differ among roles? (who) (3)Do the scores made in the tournament significantly differ among time periods? (when) (4) Do the scores made in the tournament significantly differ among body positions? (what) (5) Do the scores made in the tournament significantly differ among shooting styles? (how) (6) Do the scores made in the tournament significantly differ among paths of pass? (why) Research data was collected from video-tapes of the 52 matches. The researcher observed the video-tapes and recorded 141 goals totally made in the tournament. The statistic technique of X2 was applied to test the data. Results were summaried as follows: (1) There was significant difference on the scores among goal area, penalty area, and off-penalty area. Penalty area appeared to the best scoring area indicated to be a critical strategy for goals whereas getting a score in goal area became more difficult. (2) There was significant difference on the scores among forwards, midfielders, and defenders. Forwards played as the most critical role on scoring. With a situation of tie, the determined roles of wining tended to be midfielders and defenders. (3) There was no significant difference on the scores among varied time periods. (4) There was significant difference on the scores among body positions. Shooting with the insidestep indicated the highest percentage of scoring. The instep kick showed as a secondary place of body position for goals. An analysis of the data also implied that an balance kick between right foot and left foot was needed for winning a game. (5) There was significant difference on the scores among shooting styles. Three fourth of the goals were gained by way of running pass and shooting, and one fourth of them were scored by other shooting styles, such as direct free-kick, indirect free-kick, etc.. This finding meant that taking the first time and accurate shooting determined the effectiveness of scoring in the campaign. (6) There was significant difference on the scores among paths of pass. Most of the critical passes tended to be launched form both wings. Moreover, an attacking form right wing was more preferred to that of left by the top teams. Data analysis also indicated that an attack initiated form B area was the easiest way for getting a score. A ball passed to C area could create a better opportunity for winning. Based on the above findings, recommendations for football training and further researches were made.