2018 Fifa World Cup Final

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Mexico veteran Rafael Marquez became the first player picked in a starting 11 at five World Cups. CROATIAN GRIT. Croatia got to the final the hard way, becoming the first team ever to win three consecutive games in extra time at a World Cup.

More than any other player in 2017/18. pic.twitter.com/W5hf39BNAm

— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) July 13, 2018

Rakitic discussed how the pre-match hype surrounding England fueled Croatia’s victory in their semifinal bout (via ESPN):

All I can say is that they asserted that they were going to be much better physically, that they were superior in that aspect. But, in the end, it was the opposite. It was we who imposed ourselves and played better in the second half and in extra time. We deserved to win. We imposed ourselves because we were the better team.

HNS CFF is hoping that Lilian Thuram—who scored his only two international goals in 142 appearances during a 1998 semifinal victory over Croatia—doesn’t come out of retirement for this match:

Hey @FrenchTeam!
Just to make sure - Lilian Thuram is not in your #WorldCup squad this year, right?#WorldCupFinal#Vatrenipic.twitter.com/cd6CaEQFmo

— HNS CFF (@HNS_CFF) July 13, 2018

FIFA World Cup took a look at the traits that make the Blazers a serious contender for a Jules Rimet trophy:

1. Collective motivation
2. Character
3. Self-confidence

We look at what could give #CRO an edge in Sunday's #WorldCupFinal

https://t.co/ddan8XTYZ6pic.twitter.com/95bY6uiuEg

— FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) July 13, 2018

French striker Kylian Mbappe stated that this World Cup run has surpassed anything he could have imagined (via Reuters):

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It is unbelievable. It is the dream of dreams, the dream of the future, everything.I don’t have the words. Not even in my wildest dreams, and I am a big dreamer, would I have imagined this. There is still one more step to take, but we are proud of what we have done. In the changing room, Didier Deschamps was happy. We were all happy, all hugging. (France) President Emmanuel Macron came down to see us. Everyone is with us, we’re all in this together.

Deadspin is hoping that Croatia rocks their checkered kits on Sunday:

Dear Croatia, please wear your extra-cool checkerboard kits in the World Cup final: https://t.co/mOvZe5RNMJpic.twitter.com/gFIu5JfzNe

— Deadspin (@Deadspin) July 13, 2018

ESPN FC posted a video of former Ivory Coast international Didier Drogba discussing the World Cup final:

Didier Drogba is backing France, but warns against underestimating Croatia. #WorldCuppic.twitter.com/k9kHhbWQvU

— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) July 13, 2018

Croatia manager Zlatko Dalic said that his side is not as loaded with stars as some other squads that made the World Cup, but got this far by playing well together (via ESPN):

For me, Messi is the best player in the world and Neymar is very close. But at this World Cup, the star-studded teams relying on the big names are already on the beach. It's the compact, united teams fighting for something that are still around. It's been the strangest World Cup. Football has advanced so much so any team can have well-organised defence, so there are no huge winning margins and the team is everything. This was our problem for 10 years, we had great individuals but no unity and that's why I had to build that unity of purpose in the team.

Goal.com sent out a clip in which Mbappe’s PSG teammate, Thomas Meunier, hoped that the 19-year-old rising star doesn’t fall for negative influences on his way to becoming one of the greatest players in the world:

Mbappe has been warned against following 'bad influences'. Now who could Meunier possibly be referring to? pic.twitter.com/t9QeqUgDIA

— Goal (@goal) July 12, 2018

Soccer AM posted French forward Antoine Griezmann’s response to Belgium goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois’ negative comments in wake of Les Bleus’ 1-0 victory over the Red Devils:

Antoine Griezmann gives Thibaut Courtois the L pic.twitter.com/YrgRcrDDy8

— Soccer AM (@SoccerAM) July 13, 2018

Griezmann also told reporters after the semifinals that the only thing he cares about is winning the World Cup with his team and for his country, claiming he isn’t interested in personal accolades (via ESPN):

The only thing I'm thinking about right now is the World Cup. I want to give everything to win it. I don't care about the Ballon d'Or or anything else. Playing in a World Cup is what you dream of as a kid. It is here. I'm impatient. We have the opportunity to achieve something amazing. I'm so proud to be French. We all have to be proud to be French. We have a beautiful country, a great team, some handsome journalists. Let's be proud to be French. I want people back home to say that, too. [In regards to preparing for the World Cup final] I will play Fortnite all day, I will drink my mate and think about enjoying football. I won't change my ritual of touching Adil Rami's moustache before the game either. It has brought me luck so far so I'm not changing anything.

2018 FIFA World Cup Final Picks

France vs. Croatia World Cup Final

Prediction: France 1 – Croatia 1 (regulation), France 2 – Croatia 1 (AET)

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After a full month of excitement, the 2018 FIFA World Cup comes down to one final match. With the Jules Rimet trophy on the line, this thrilling winner-take-all contest between France and Croatia is one that fans will not want to miss. France, a fixture in the latter portions of the knockout stage, is making a third appearance in a World Cup final in the last 20 years, while Croatia has defied the odds to earn a spot in the tournament’s finale for the first time in the history of the country. The conclusion of this World Cup has all the makings for a great battle, even if it appears to be a lopsided on paper.

Oddsmakers opened betting with France as an overwhelming favorite, installing the nation as -115 chalk to win in regulation, a line that means bettors would have to risk $1.15 to return $1. Les Bleus are also favored against the spread, laying -0.5 goals at the same -115 price. The Blazers are a massive underdog, currently going off at +385—netting $3.85 for every $1 wagered—to pull the upset in regulation. Croatia’s odds improve quite a bit after accounting for the +0.5 goal line, which shifts the country all the way up to -105, but still a bit worse off in comparison to the French line. A draw is thought to be more likely than an outright upset today, with the tie garnering +220 odds. The books do not expect a lot of scoring in this match, with the total goals set at a meager two. Even more indicative of scores being at a premium is that the under side of that bet is currently favored at -130, compared to the over at +105.

Can Croatia, who has won all three of their knockout stage matches in extra time or penalties, pull out one final miraculous victory, or will France put their superior skills on display to claim their second ever World Cup title on Sunday? Jon Price of SportsInformationTraders.com provided his take on the outcome and you might be surprised by how the pro handicapper sees the final playing out. Before getting to his expert prediction, take a peek at the complete schedule, kickoff start time, TV channel, live stream coverage and updated odds for France vs. Croatia. You can also check out the latest World Cup bracket, quotes from star players and managers and more related to the 2018 FIFA World Cup final.

2018 FIFA World Cup Final Schedule, TV, Live Stream

DateTimeMatchupTVStreaming
Sunday, July 1511 a.m.France vs. CroatiaFOXFOX Sports Go

2018 FIFA World Cup Final Odds

World Cup odds via BetDSI Sportsbook

France vs. Croatia

BetOdds
RegulationFRA -115, CRO +385, DRAW +220
SpreadFRA -0.5 (-115), CRO +0.5 (-105)
TotalOVER 2 (+105), UNDER 2 (-130)

2018 FIFA World Cup Final Bracket

What They’re Saying About The 2018 FIFA World Cup Final

France vs. Croatia

French boss Didier Deschamps, captain of the 1998 World Cup champions and manager of the Euro 2016 finalists, says he is still hurt by falling short against Portugal two years ago (via Reuters):

This is exceptional. I am very happy for my players, we showed character and the right mentality. Two years ago, I remember what happened two years ago. We will go into this final to win it, as we have still not gotten over the (2016) final. I feel very proud for my group. We have been 49 days together. There were a lot of things, a lot of difficult things. Everyone can take credit.

B/R Football tweeted a quote from Neymar in which the Brazilian talisman claims he won’t be rooting for any particular country on Sunday due to having personal connections to both teams:

Neymar's not picking sides in the #WorldCup final pic.twitter.com/oB7K5kKbQW

— B/R Football (@brfootball) July 13, 2018

ESPN FC found that Croatian star Ivan Rakitic has played more games than any other player this season:

The World Cup final will be Ivan Rakitic's 71st game of the season.

More than any other player in 2017/18. pic.twitter.com/W5hf39BNAm

— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) July 13, 2018

Rakitic discussed how the pre-match hype surrounding England fueled Croatia’s victory in their semifinal bout (via ESPN):

All I can say is that they asserted that they were going to be much better physically, that they were superior in that aspect. But, in the end, it was the opposite. It was we who imposed ourselves and played better in the second half and in extra time. We deserved to win. We imposed ourselves because we were the better team.

HNS CFF is hoping that Lilian Thuram—who scored his only two international goals in 142 appearances during a 1998 semifinal victory over Croatia—doesn’t come out of retirement for this match:

Hey @FrenchTeam!
Just to make sure - Lilian Thuram is not in your #WorldCup squad this year, right?#WorldCupFinal#Vatrenipic.twitter.com/cd6CaEQFmo

— HNS CFF (@HNS_CFF) July 13, 2018

FIFA World Cup took a look at the traits that make the Blazers a serious contender for a Jules Rimet trophy:

1. Collective motivation
2. Character
3. Self-confidence

We look at what could give #CRO an edge in Sunday's #WorldCupFinal

— FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) July 13, 2018

French striker Kylian Mbappe stated that this World Cup run has surpassed anything he could have imagined (via Reuters):

It is unbelievable. It is the dream of dreams, the dream of the future, everything.I don’t have the words. Not even in my wildest dreams, and I am a big dreamer, would I have imagined this. There is still one more step to take, but we are proud of what we have done. In the changing room, Didier Deschamps was happy. We were all happy, all hugging. (France) President Emmanuel Macron came down to see us. Everyone is with us, we’re all in this together.

Deadspin is hoping that Croatia rocks their checkered kits on Sunday:

Dear Croatia, please wear your extra-cool checkerboard kits in the World Cup final: https://t.co/mOvZe5RNMJpic.twitter.com/gFIu5JfzNe

— Deadspin (@Deadspin) July 13, 2018

ESPN FC posted a video of former Ivory Coast international Didier Drogba discussing the World Cup final:

Didier Drogba is backing France, but warns against underestimating Croatia. #WorldCuppic.twitter.com/k9kHhbWQvU

— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) July 13, 2018

Croatia manager Zlatko Dalic said that his side is not as loaded with stars as some other squads that made the World Cup, but got this far by playing well together (via ESPN):

For me, Messi is the best player in the world and Neymar is very close. But at this World Cup, the star-studded teams relying on the big names are already on the beach. It's the compact, united teams fighting for something that are still around. It's been the strangest World Cup. Football has advanced so much so any team can have well-organised defence, so there are no huge winning margins and the team is everything. This was our problem for 10 years, we had great individuals but no unity and that's why I had to build that unity of purpose in the team.

Goal.com sent out a clip in which Mbappe’s PSG teammate, Thomas Meunier, hoped that the 19-year-old rising star doesn’t fall for negative influences on his way to becoming one of the greatest players in the world:

Mbappe has been warned against following 'bad influences'. Now who could Meunier possibly be referring to? pic.twitter.com/t9QeqUgDIA

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— Goal (@goal) July 12, 2018

Soccer AM posted French forward Antoine Griezmann’s response to Belgium goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois’ negative comments in wake of Les Bleus’ 1-0 victory over the Red Devils:

Antoine Griezmann gives Thibaut Courtois the L pic.twitter.com/YrgRcrDDy8

— Soccer AM (@SoccerAM) July 13, 2018

Griezmann also told reporters after the semifinals that the only thing he cares about is winning the World Cup with his team and for his country, claiming he isn’t interested in personal accolades (via ESPN):

The only thing I'm thinking about right now is the World Cup. I want to give everything to win it. I don't care about the Ballon d'Or or anything else. Playing in a World Cup is what you dream of as a kid. It is here. I'm impatient. We have the opportunity to achieve something amazing. I'm so proud to be French. We all have to be proud to be French. We have a beautiful country, a great team, some handsome journalists. Let's be proud to be French. I want people back home to say that, too. [In regards to preparing for the World Cup final] I will play Fortnite all day, I will drink my mate and think about enjoying football. I won't change my ritual of touching Adil Rami's moustache before the game either. It has brought me luck so far so I'm not changing anything.

2018 FIFA World Cup Final Picks

France vs. Croatia World Cup Final

Prediction: France 1 – Croatia 1 (regulation), France 2 – Croatia 1 (AET)

More than any other player in 2017/18. pic.twitter.com/W5hf39BNAm

— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) July 13, 2018

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Rakitic discussed how the pre-match hype surrounding England fueled Croatia’s victory in their semifinal bout (via ESPN):

All I can say is that they asserted that they were going to be much better physically, that they were superior in that aspect. But, in the end, it was the opposite. It was we who imposed ourselves and played better in the second half and in extra time. We deserved to win. We imposed ourselves because we were the better team.

HNS CFF is hoping that Lilian Thuram—who scored his only two international goals in 142 appearances during a 1998 semifinal victory over Croatia—doesn’t come out of retirement for this match:

Hey @FrenchTeam!
Just to make sure - Lilian Thuram is not in your #WorldCup squad this year, right?#WorldCupFinal#Vatrenipic.twitter.com/cd6CaEQFmo

— HNS CFF (@HNS_CFF) July 13, 2018

FIFA World Cup took a look at the traits that make the Blazers a serious contender for a Jules Rimet trophy:

1. Collective motivation
2. Character
3. Self-confidence

We look at what could give #CRO an edge in Sunday's #WorldCupFinal

https://t.co/ddan8XTYZ6pic.twitter.com/95bY6uiuEg

— FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) July 13, 2018

French striker Kylian Mbappe stated that this World Cup run has surpassed anything he could have imagined (via Reuters):

It is unbelievable. It is the dream of dreams, the dream of the future, everything.I don’t have the words. Not even in my wildest dreams, and I am a big dreamer, would I have imagined this. There is still one more step to take, but we are proud of what we have done. In the changing room, Didier Deschamps was happy. We were all happy, all hugging. (France) President Emmanuel Macron came down to see us. Everyone is with us, we’re all in this together.

Deadspin is hoping that Croatia rocks their checkered kits on Sunday:

Dear Croatia, please wear your extra-cool checkerboard kits in the World Cup final: https://t.co/mOvZe5RNMJpic.twitter.com/gFIu5JfzNe

— Deadspin (@Deadspin) July 13, 2018

ESPN FC posted a video of former Ivory Coast international Didier Drogba discussing the World Cup final:

Didier Drogba is backing France, but warns against underestimating Croatia. #WorldCuppic.twitter.com/k9kHhbWQvU

— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) July 13, 2018

Croatia manager Zlatko Dalic said that his side is not as loaded with stars as some other squads that made the World Cup, but got this far by playing well together (via ESPN):

For me, Messi is the best player in the world and Neymar is very close. But at this World Cup, the star-studded teams relying on the big names are already on the beach. It's the compact, united teams fighting for something that are still around. It's been the strangest World Cup. Football has advanced so much so any team can have well-organised defence, so there are no huge winning margins and the team is everything. This was our problem for 10 years, we had great individuals but no unity and that's why I had to build that unity of purpose in the team.

Goal.com sent out a clip in which Mbappe’s PSG teammate, Thomas Meunier, hoped that the 19-year-old rising star doesn’t fall for negative influences on his way to becoming one of the greatest players in the world:

Mbappe has been warned against following 'bad influences'. Now who could Meunier possibly be referring to? pic.twitter.com/t9QeqUgDIA

— Goal (@goal) July 12, 2018

Soccer AM posted French forward Antoine Griezmann’s response to Belgium goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois’ negative comments in wake of Les Bleus’ 1-0 victory over the Red Devils:

Antoine Griezmann gives Thibaut Courtois the L pic.twitter.com/YrgRcrDDy8

— Soccer AM (@SoccerAM) July 13, 2018

Griezmann also told reporters after the semifinals that the only thing he cares about is winning the World Cup with his team and for his country, claiming he isn’t interested in personal accolades (via ESPN):

The only thing I'm thinking about right now is the World Cup. I want to give everything to win it. I don't care about the Ballon d'Or or anything else. Playing in a World Cup is what you dream of as a kid. It is here. I'm impatient. We have the opportunity to achieve something amazing. I'm so proud to be French. We all have to be proud to be French. We have a beautiful country, a great team, some handsome journalists. Let's be proud to be French. I want people back home to say that, too. [In regards to preparing for the World Cup final] I will play Fortnite all day, I will drink my mate and think about enjoying football. I won't change my ritual of touching Adil Rami's moustache before the game either. It has brought me luck so far so I'm not changing anything.

2018 FIFA World Cup Final Picks

France vs. Croatia World Cup Final

Prediction: France 1 – Croatia 1 (regulation), France 2 – Croatia 1 (AET)

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After a full month of excitement, the 2018 FIFA World Cup comes down to one final match. With the Jules Rimet trophy on the line, this thrilling winner-take-all contest between France and Croatia is one that fans will not want to miss. France, a fixture in the latter portions of the knockout stage, is making a third appearance in a World Cup final in the last 20 years, while Croatia has defied the odds to earn a spot in the tournament’s finale for the first time in the history of the country. The conclusion of this World Cup has all the makings for a great battle, even if it appears to be a lopsided on paper.

Oddsmakers opened betting with France as an overwhelming favorite, installing the nation as -115 chalk to win in regulation, a line that means bettors would have to risk $1.15 to return $1. Les Bleus are also favored against the spread, laying -0.5 goals at the same -115 price. The Blazers are a massive underdog, currently going off at +385—netting $3.85 for every $1 wagered—to pull the upset in regulation. Croatia’s odds improve quite a bit after accounting for the +0.5 goal line, which shifts the country all the way up to -105, but still a bit worse off in comparison to the French line. A draw is thought to be more likely than an outright upset today, with the tie garnering +220 odds. The books do not expect a lot of scoring in this match, with the total goals set at a meager two. Even more indicative of scores being at a premium is that the under side of that bet is currently favored at -130, compared to the over at +105.

Can Croatia, who has won all three of their knockout stage matches in extra time or penalties, pull out one final miraculous victory, or will France put their superior skills on display to claim their second ever World Cup title on Sunday? Jon Price of SportsInformationTraders.com provided his take on the outcome and you might be surprised by how the pro handicapper sees the final playing out. Before getting to his expert prediction, take a peek at the complete schedule, kickoff start time, TV channel, live stream coverage and updated odds for France vs. Croatia. You can also check out the latest World Cup bracket, quotes from star players and managers and more related to the 2018 FIFA World Cup final.

2018 FIFA World Cup Final Schedule, TV, Live Stream

DateTimeMatchupTVStreaming
Sunday, July 1511 a.m.France vs. CroatiaFOXFOX Sports Go

2018 FIFA World Cup Final Odds

World Cup odds via BetDSI Sportsbook

France vs. Croatia

BetOdds
RegulationFRA -115, CRO +385, DRAW +220
SpreadFRA -0.5 (-115), CRO +0.5 (-105)
TotalOVER 2 (+105), UNDER 2 (-130)

2018 FIFA World Cup Final Bracket

What They’re Saying About The 2018 FIFA World Cup Final

France vs. Croatia

French boss Didier Deschamps, captain of the 1998 World Cup champions and manager of the Euro 2016 finalists, says he is still hurt by falling short against Portugal two years ago (via Reuters):

This is exceptional. I am very happy for my players, we showed character and the right mentality. Two years ago, I remember what happened two years ago. We will go into this final to win it, as we have still not gotten over the (2016) final. I feel very proud for my group. We have been 49 days together. There were a lot of things, a lot of difficult things. Everyone can take credit.

B/R Football tweeted a quote from Neymar in which the Brazilian talisman claims he won’t be rooting for any particular country on Sunday due to having personal connections to both teams:

Neymar's not picking sides in the #WorldCup final pic.twitter.com/oB7K5kKbQW

— B/R Football (@brfootball) July 13, 2018

ESPN FC found that Croatian star Ivan Rakitic has played more games than any other player this season:

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The World Cup final will be Ivan Rakitic's 71st game of the season.

More than any other player in 2017/18. pic.twitter.com/W5hf39BNAm

— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) July 13, 2018

Rakitic discussed how the pre-match hype surrounding England fueled Croatia’s victory in their semifinal bout (via ESPN):

All I can say is that they asserted that they were going to be much better physically, that they were superior in that aspect. But, in the end, it was the opposite. It was we who imposed ourselves and played better in the second half and in extra time. We deserved to win. We imposed ourselves because we were the better team.

HNS CFF is hoping that Lilian Thuram—who scored his only two international goals in 142 appearances during a 1998 semifinal victory over Croatia—doesn’t come out of retirement for this match:

Hey @FrenchTeam!
Just to make sure - Lilian Thuram is not in your #WorldCup squad this year, right?#WorldCupFinal#Vatrenipic.twitter.com/cd6CaEQFmo

— HNS CFF (@HNS_CFF) July 13, 2018

FIFA World Cup took a look at the traits that make the Blazers a serious contender for a Jules Rimet trophy:

1. Collective motivation
2. Character
3. Self-confidence

We look at what could give #CRO an edge in Sunday's #WorldCupFinal

— FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) July 13, 2018

French striker Kylian Mbappe stated that this World Cup run has surpassed anything he could have imagined (via Reuters):

It is unbelievable. It is the dream of dreams, the dream of the future, everything.I don’t have the words. Not even in my wildest dreams, and I am a big dreamer, would I have imagined this. There is still one more step to take, but we are proud of what we have done. In the changing room, Didier Deschamps was happy. We were all happy, all hugging. (France) President Emmanuel Macron came down to see us. Everyone is with us, we’re all in this together.

Deadspin is hoping that Croatia rocks their checkered kits on Sunday:

Dear Croatia, please wear your extra-cool checkerboard kits in the World Cup final: https://t.co/mOvZe5RNMJpic.twitter.com/gFIu5JfzNe

— Deadspin (@Deadspin) July 13, 2018

ESPN FC posted a video of former Ivory Coast international Didier Drogba discussing the World Cup final:

Didier Drogba is backing France, but warns against underestimating Croatia. #WorldCuppic.twitter.com/k9kHhbWQvU

— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) July 13, 2018

Croatia manager Zlatko Dalic said that his side is not as loaded with stars as some other squads that made the World Cup, but got this far by playing well together (via ESPN):

For me, Messi is the best player in the world and Neymar is very close. But at this World Cup, the star-studded teams relying on the big names are already on the beach. It's the compact, united teams fighting for something that are still around. It's been the strangest World Cup. Football has advanced so much so any team can have well-organised defence, so there are no huge winning margins and the team is everything. This was our problem for 10 years, we had great individuals but no unity and that's why I had to build that unity of purpose in the team.

Goal.com sent out a clip in which Mbappe’s PSG teammate, Thomas Meunier, hoped that the 19-year-old rising star doesn’t fall for negative influences on his way to becoming one of the greatest players in the world:

Mbappe has been warned against following 'bad influences'. Now who could Meunier possibly be referring to? pic.twitter.com/t9QeqUgDIA

— Goal (@goal) July 12, 2018

Soccer AM posted French forward Antoine Griezmann’s response to Belgium goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois’ negative comments in wake of Les Bleus’ 1-0 victory over the Red Devils:

Antoine Griezmann gives Thibaut Courtois the L pic.twitter.com/YrgRcrDDy8

— Soccer AM (@SoccerAM) July 13, 2018

Griezmann also told reporters after the semifinals that the only thing he cares about is winning the World Cup with his team and for his country, claiming he isn’t interested in personal accolades (via ESPN):

The only thing I'm thinking about right now is the World Cup. I want to give everything to win it. I don't care about the Ballon d'Or or anything else. Playing in a World Cup is what you dream of as a kid. It is here. I'm impatient. We have the opportunity to achieve something amazing. I'm so proud to be French. We all have to be proud to be French. We have a beautiful country, a great team, some handsome journalists. Let's be proud to be French. I want people back home to say that, too. [In regards to preparing for the World Cup final] I will play Fortnite all day, I will drink my mate and think about enjoying football. I won't change my ritual of touching Adil Rami's moustache before the game either. It has brought me luck so far so I'm not changing anything.

2018 FIFA World Cup Final Picks

France vs. Croatia World Cup Final

Prediction: France 1 – Croatia 1 (regulation), France 2 – Croatia 1 (AET)