France and Croatia compete for the highest honor of football

World's greatest football show, the 2018 World Cup final is expected to face France and Croatia in what should be a confluence of power, technique and flair. The match promises to captivate fans and neutrals.

France is heading to this match as a favorite. The Blues had one of the strongest teams and was a favorite before the tournament. The coach Didier Deschamps hopes to win the grand prize at the end, unlike the final of Euro 2016.

Antoine Griezmann and Olivier Giroud should lead the race for the French but all the attention will be attracted by Kylian Mbappe, breakout star. , which will complete the attacking trident. The 19-year-old has a rhythm badociated with athletics and will definitely disturb Croatian defenders.

Greizmann, the idol of Atletico Madrid and French number seven, also has the burden of creating opportunities for fugitive attackers.

The former Arsenal player, Giroud, has no pressure on him. target in 453 minutes of football, a tournament record.

Midfield is filled with steel in the form of powers Paul Pogba and Blaise Matuidi, both of whom should make their presence felt. Sitting in the middle of the park is also the industrious N & # 39; Golo Kante.

In defense, Raphaël Varane and Samuel Umtiti are expected to maneuver the fort. If Varane plays, he will become the fifth French player to have played in the finals of the Champions League and the World Cup the same year, after Thierry Henry (2006), Zinedine Zidane, Didier Deschamps and Christian Karembeu (all 1998).

Benjamin Pavard and Lucas Hernandez should play in the back positions.

Croatia broke this record with a significant record. They advanced from their three knockout matches at the 2018 World Cup in overtime or penalty – no team has ever played extra time in four different matches at a single World Cup. The others to play in three overtime games are Belgium (1986), England (1990) and Argentina (2014).

Yet, Zlatko Dalic's team showed that she was not impressed by such observations and relied on her determination to lead them through the games.

Danijel Subasic will start in the goal. In front of him, Domagoj Vida and Dejan Lovren will be responsible for containing the astute French, badisted by Sime Vrsaljko and Ivan Strinic on the left and right sides of the defense.

Luka Modric, the persistent push of the middle of the park and a malignant point of pain for the opposition, should turn a canvas around France. He will be helped by the implacable Ivan Rakitic and Marcelo Brozovic

The players – Ivan Perisic and Ante Rebic – will have a crucial role to play. The first was involved in 10 goals in major tournaments for Croatia (6 goals, 4 badists), the most common with Davor Suker (9 goals, 1 pbad).

Mario Mandzukic should lead the line for the Vatreni. His air threat and his power should worry the French and it will be interesting to see if the French mechanism, which kept Romelu Lukaku quiet in the semifinals, will work this time.

Croatia reached its first World Cup final, becoming the thirteenth different nation and the tenth European country to do so.

France, meanwhile, reached its third World Cup final, winning one (1998) and losing the other on penalties (2006). Their three appearances in the final since 1998 are also more than any other team over the last 20 years, ahead of Brazil and Germany (2).

Also noteworthy, Didier Deschamps is looking to become the third person to win the World Cup. as a player and manager after Mario Zagallo and Franz Beckenbauer.

With the best offer of Joga Bonito's par excellence tournament on the anvil of the show, a lot of heartbeat and pace should be skipped ahead of time. The French will seek to erase the bitterness of the last tournament while Croatia will look to welcome the cup for the first time.

Redemption or Revelation – A humdinger of a final is waiting for us and we can not wait for it. Kickoff to 23:00 Malaysia time from Luzhniki stadium, Moscow.