Russia, Champion Without a Trophy
Russian President Vladimir Putin was all smiles when he handed the World Cup trophy to world champion France under a pouring rain at Moscow’s Luzhniki Stadium. Years of preparation and hard work that involved millions of Russians paid off, as colorful fireworks lit up the Moscow evening.
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Teens are play a game of mini-football on Tuesday (3/7/2018) at the 2018 World Cup Soccer Park in Red Square, Moscow. As the host of the 2018 World Cup, Russia organized a variety of entertainment venues and activities for visitors to enjoy during the competition.
The 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia ended on Sunday (15/7/2018) with France taking home the trophy. Nevertheless, the biggest triumph belongs to host country Russia. Praise and recognition that this year’s World Cup was the best in history, in terms of both organization and football entertainment, have successfully transformed global perception of the country.
Russian President Vladimir Putin was all smiles when he handed the World Cup trophy to world champion France under a pouring rain at Moscow’s Luzhniki Stadium. Years of preparation and hard work that involved millions of Russians paid off, as colorful fireworks lit up the Moscow evening.