Six years ago amid a torrential downpour in the Russian city of Moscow, France and Croatia pitted their wits against one another in a highly-anticipated 2018 World Cup final at the Luzhniki Stadium.
The culmination of four thrilling weeks of international action, fans were treated to a six-goal spectacular in the Russian capital, where a teenage Frenchman by the name of Kylian Mbappe hogged the Jules Rimet spotlight.
The now-Real Madrid attacker became just the second teenager to ever score in a men's World Cup final - following in the footsteps of Pele 60 years beforehand - while Paul Pogba, Antoine Griezmann and a Mario Mandzukic own goal also contributed to Les Bleus' quartet of strikes.
The latter did also make his mark at the other end of the field - as did Ivan Perisic - but the Chequered Ones' efforts were futile, as Didier Deschamps's men reigned supreme in Moscow.
To celebrate that engrossing final, Sports Mole challenges you to name the starting lineups from the 2018 World Cup showpiece.
Ben Knapton
