Reaction to the victory of France at the 2018 World Cup: the world of Pussy Riot's photos

Russia 2018 is packed dramatically while France, tournament champion, crossed Croatia to reach the second world crown.

An incredible performance from Croatia saw the small nation step over the heavyweights of football to reach its first final. It is the smallest country since Uruguay in 1950.

Some qualify France's 4-2 win in the final of a perfect end to five chaotic football weeks that have seen heroes and legends humiliated

. Here's how the world reacted to the Monday morning finals in Russia

THE FANS ARE WILD TO THE BEST PICTURE OF THE WORLD CUP

A provocative invasion of the Russian activist group "Pussy Riot" In Moscow [19659002] Four members of the punk rock band stormed the field dressed as policemen to protest Russia's current political climate.

After being detained, the invaders launched a list of claims for Russian President Vladimir Putin, who was observing in an official box to the ground.

The group explained that their outfits were an interpretation of the representation of the "heavenly policeman" by the Russian poet Dmitriy Prigov. The aim was to draw attention to the "persecution of political prisoners" in Russia.

Striker Kylian Mbappe, who scored the final goal of the World Cup in France, received praise from spectators. A high five shared between Mbappe and one of the protesters was described as "the best image of the World Cup".

In contrast, Croatian star Dejan Lovren blamed the invaders on the pitch for interrupting a key moment in the losing nation's 2-1 defeat in the final.

Lovren pushed one of the demonstrators and helped the security of the field to detain him. [19659002"Iwasreallysedentarybecausewewereplayingatitingoodshape"saidLovren

"We had good football, then an interruption came, I lost my head and I caught the guy"

TEEN WARRIOR ANNOUNCES THE WORLD

French striker Kylian Mbappe has been a worldwide feast for fans who are turning to the next generation of international footballers …

Iconic Players Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi was sent sensational spiral while Portugal and Argentina lost in the knockout phase earlier in the tournament.With two of the biggest names on the planet sent home, The gap was open for explosive scorers to take center stage and steal the show.And Mbappe, aged 19, did not disappoint.

The fast striker, who will have 20 years in December 2018, became the second teenager since Pele scored in a FIFA World Cup. He finished the tournament with four goals beside his name and the Best Young Player Award to his credit.

A silky goal at the end of the track marked the final nail in the dream of the World Cup in Croatia. "He's the guy who's going to get on the Gold Ball podium in the years to come," said former Manchester United star Rio Ferdinand during the BBC's cover

" I hope my old club is pursuing him, he also has this connection with Paul Pogba, he already has a maturity beyond his years. "

The former German star Jurgen Klinsmann said that the young man had seemed to play international football for a decade.

"There are so many things to come", says Klinsmann.

"It upsets the market with Ronaldo moving (to Juventus) and (Paris St-Germain) Neymar being in touch with other clubs, where does he end up with this kid? "

VAR REARS ITS HEAD AGAIN

A controversial penalty left the spectators indignant halfway through the confrontation as France claimed a crucial opportunity.

This was to make or lose for both teams with a chip to 1. The Croatian star Ivan Perisic missed the ball after a corner of French Antoine Greizmann, having scored a great goal to equalize the scores.

L & # 39, referee Nestor Pitana awarded the penalty to France after viewing images of the moment

Greizmann sent the ball to the net to raise the score to 2-1 on the road to France to victory. exploded by stating that the introduction of the video referee wizard meant that the rule of handball had to be changed.

"I think I've already told 100 times to more and more friends more bored during this World Cup. everything, "tweeted football journalist Daniel Storey

" VAR changed the rules on handballs without the wording being changed.