Saturday 30 June 2018 13:23, UK
Matt Le Tissier reviews the World Cup so far, including his best goal, best player, best moment and much more.
The group stages presented a plethora of breathtaking moments - from Cristiano Ronaldo's hat-trick in Spain and Portugal's 3-3 draw to Harry Kane's goal-fest and Germany's shock exit.
Here are Le Tiss' favourite moments so far…
Harry Kane has to be player of the tournament for me so far. With five goals so far in Russia you can't look any further than him. I think he's had a sensational World Cup debut, you couldn't have asked for any more. He's been so important so far.
Obviously it just has to be Kane, but if you're looking for an alternative I think Kieran Trippier has been the next best, his delivery has been very good with his deliveries keen to England's success so far.
The one I really liked was Nacho's for Spain. The goal was brilliant and it's not often you see a full-back produce a moment like that.
The one that got me out of my seat was Lionel Messi's against Nigeria. The way he took it down and finished with his weaker foot was fantastic.
You want to see the best players produce their best and the Messi moment was absolutely brilliant, he stepped up when it really counted and it was one that really got me out of my seat.
The England versus Panama game was a personal highlight, but that's probably for selfish reasons, so I don't think you can look any further than Spain's 3-3 draw with Portugal.
Two very evenly matched teams going at each other with moments of brilliance. For me, that was the best game.
