The World Cup is almost over.
By Sunday night, a total of 64 games over five weeks will have been played and we will know the winner of the tournament.
But the journey to the final has thrown up plenty of memorable moments – from great goals to standout performances.
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Best goals
Richarlison’s volley against Serbia
After first mis-controlling a pass from Vinicius Jr, the Brazil and Tottenham striker readjusted to brilliantly take the aerial route and fire in an acrobatic right-foot finish.
A Brazil team move & Richarlison’s juggling against South Korea
In a stunning Selecao team move, Richarlison controlled the ball three times with his head and foot before getting into position to take Thiago Silva’s pass in his stride and finish.
Kylian Mbappe’s second goal against Poland
Having hit an impressive first goal, Mbappe claimed his second with a brilliant curling effort late on for his fifth overall at the tournament.
A clever free-kick and Weghorst’s finish against Argentina
It is the 11th and final minute of stoppage of time. Your team is 2-1 down and you have a free-kick in a dangerous position just outside the box, so what do you do? Have a crack at goal or send in a cross and hope for the best? Or produce the bit of genius the Netherlands did against Argentina?
Teun Koopmeiners looked for all the world like he was going to shoot but tricked the defence by slipping the ball to Wout Weghorst, who turned and rolled home.
Vincent Aboubakar’s scooped finish against Serbia
There were shades of Karel Poborsky and Euro 96 as Cameroon striker Aboubakar raced through on goal and then expertly scooped the ball over Serbia’s helpless goalkeeper Vanja Milinkovic-Savic.
Chavez hits thunderbolt against Saudi Arabia
It wasn’t enough to keep Mexico in the World Cup, but Luis Chavez’s fierce free-kick against Saudi Arabia gave their fans a magical moment to celebrate. Clocking in it at 75mph, it was the most powerfully-struck goal of the group stage and a shot no-one was keeping out.
Marcus Rashford’s free-kick against Wales
With England struggling to break the deadlock against Wales, Rashford took aim and fired the Three Lions in front with a magnificent free-kick into the top corner.
Ramos’ stunner on way to Portugal hat-trick
When you come in for Cristiano Ronaldo, you are going to want to make sure you make an impression and Goncalo Ramos certainly did that in his side’s 6-1 win against Switzerland.
Not only did he score a hat-trick, but his first was an absolute beauty, driving in at the near post from a tight angle.
Memphis Depay finishes off 20-pass Dutch move
Total football from the Netherlands, who played out from defence before Depay applied the deadly finish that their 20-pass move deserved against the USA.
Gavi’s brilliant volley against Costa Rica
Spain midfielder Gavi, 18, announced himself on the global stage with a brilliant volley as he became the youngest goalscorer at a World Cup since a 17-year-old Pele in 1958.
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Kylian Mbappe (France)
France’s 23-year-old striker has scored five goals in this tournament as he looks to win his second World Cup.
Jude Bellingham (England)
The Borussia Dortmund and England midfielder has earned rave reviews for his performances in the heart of England’s midfield.
Olivier Giroud (France)
The AC Milan and France striker has four goals at this tournament, just one behind top scorers Mbappe and Lionel Messi, becoming France’s all-time leading men’s goalscorer in the process.
Bukayo Saka (England)
Produced a series of impressive performances for England. The 21-year-old Arsenal forward became one of Gareth Southgate’s key players in Qatar.
Antoine Griezmann (France)
The Atletico Madrid forward, 31, has impressed for France, playing in a new deeper role to compensate for his side’s injuries in midfield.
Luka Modric (Croatia)
Saturday’s third-place play-off against Morocco will probably be the Croatia and Real Madrid midfielder’s last World Cup match. Still pulling the strings for his country aged 37.
Lionel Messi (Argentina)
The Argentina number 10 is joint top scorer in the tournament with five goals and also has three assists. After the shock defeat by Saudi Arabia in their opener, Messi has helped drive his country into Sunday’s final against France.
Richarlison (Brazil)
It has been a great tournament for the Tottenham striker, scoring two of the goals of the tournament as Brazil reached the quarter-final before a shock exit at the hands of Croatia.
Sofyan Amrabat (Morocco)
The Fiorentina defensive midfielder has been a key figure in Morocco’s historic run to the semi-finals. Full of energy and determination throughout.
Josko Gvardiol (Croatia)
The RB Leipzig defender was a mainstay in the Croatia defence that proved key in helping them to the semi-finals. Tipped for a big move on the back of his World Cup performances.
Julian Alvarez (Argentina)
Messi has been taking most of the headlines for Argentina, but Manchester City forward Alvarez has bagged four goals in Qatar.
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