The best photo from every match of the 2018 World Cup
Denis Cheryshev celebrates after scoring to extend Russia's lead over Saudi Arabia in the opening match of the tournament.
Fans watch from the temporary stands built to extend Yekaterinburg Arena as Uruguay and Egypt play.
Iran celebrates as Morocco's Aziz Bouhaddouz falls to the ground after heading in a heartbreaking own goal in stoppage time that cost his team the match.
Cristiano Ronaldo slides towards the crowd after completing his hat trick to steal a draw against Spain.
Olivier Giroud lifts teammate Paul Pogba up in the air after the latter scored the go-ahead to give France a 2-1 victory over Australia.
Iceland goalkeeper Hannes Thor Halldorsson stops a penalty kick from Lionel Messi to save a draw against Argentina.
Luis Advincula of Peru belts his country's national anthem ahead of a match against Denmark.
Croatian forward Mario Mandzukic pleads for his teammates to get into position during match against Nigeria.
Marco Ureña of Costa Rica slides in to steal possession from Serbia's Duan Tadi.
Hugo Ayala and Rafael Marquez embrace after Mexico's shocking 1-0 upset over reigning World Cup champions Germany.
Neymar lies on the ground after getting fouled yet again in Brazil's opening match against Switzerland.
Swedish fans cheer their team on to a 1-0 victory over South Korea.
Romelu Lukaku celebrates after scoring to give Belgium a dominant 3-0 lead over Panama.
English captain Harry Kane holds out his jersey with pride after sending a stoppage-time header into the back of the net to salvage a 2-1 win over Tunisia.
James Rodriguez argues with the official over a call that didn't go his way as Colombia falls 2-1 to Japan.
Senegal's Mbaye Niang dances alongside his teammates after scoring go-ahead goal to beat Poland.
Egypt's Mohamed Salah looks on in preparation for his team's must-win match against Russia.
Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal shows off his new goatee while on the pitch against Morocco.
Luis Suarez pumps his fist in the air after giving Uruguay a 1-0 lead over Saudi Arabia.
Sardar Azmoun of Iran looks on in disbelief as the referee disallows a goal that would have tied the match after video review.
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