Goal of the tournament

France fullback, Benjamin Pavard’s stunning strike against the La Albiceleste in a match in which his country won 4-3 has been voted as the best goal of the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.

A cross from Lucas Hernandez on the left goes all the way through to the far corner; where Benjamin Pavard is on hand to pick out the top corner with a half volley taken right from his wildest dreams.

"I didn't even think about it. I just tried to get over it and keep it down," Pavard, 22, said after the game. Pavard added: "The ball bounced up as it came to me. I was trying to hit it in the direction it came from, which is what the strikers always tell me. "When the ball went in I just felt so happy." The goal was the VFB Stuttgart defender’s first international goal.

According to FIFA, a total number of 3 million voters the World Champion receives the most votes. Juan Quintero's clever free-kick for Colombia against Japan came second while Juan Quintero's clever free-kick for Colombia against Japan came second.

This means Pavard have broken the dominance of South American players as previous winners where Maxi Rodriguez (ARG) and Diego Forlan (URU) winning in 2006 and 2010 while James Rodriguez (COL) goal against Uruguay in 2014 won the gong.

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