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Craig Burley on France '98: "You may as well play Brazil, score a goal, dye your hair and get sent off"
World Cup 1998 It all ended in tears for the Scots – as it usually does – but before that there was Brazil, a Burley goal... and lots of blond
Spain '82: Best game, dodgiest game and biggest shock
World Cup 1982 The best, worst and most shocking matches of the 1982 World Cup...
Ranked! EVERY 2018 World Cup kit on show in Russia this summer
FIFA World Cup Huw Davies turns FFT fashion critic to rate and slate the threads coming to a screen near you soon. And oh, isn't he wrong...
How Beckham banished the ghosts of '98 – and saved my birthday
World Cup 2002 Former FourFourTwo editor David Hall recalls an emotional pilgrimage to the Sapporo Dome on June 7, 2002
Tears, tantrums and phone bills: 14 high-profile superstars who suffered injury agony before a World Cup
FIFA World Cup Poor Manuel Lanzini's World Cup is over before a ball has been kicked, and doubts remain over the true fitness of Egypt's Mo Salah. The following men know just how they feel – and some even missed out on ultimate glory
Back of the Net's alternative Mexico '86: half-hearted waves, moral victories and sweaty delirium
World Cup 1986 A sideways glance of the tournament owned by El Diego, brought to you by Back of the Net
Roger Milla on Italia '90: "I didn't think my legs were up to it, to be honest"
World Cup 1990 The Cameroonian icon tells tells James Eastham how he went from amateur football to World Cup legend – at the age of 38
World Cup icons: Geoff Hurst takes the opportunity of a lifetime (1966)
World Cup 1966 England's enduring triumph might have been different had it not been for an untimely injury to Jimmy Greaves. Steve Morgan remembers Ramsey's immortals of '66
