Best goal, best player, best fans - BBC reporters' World Cup awards

Best goal, best player, best fans - BBC reporters' World Cup awardsImage source, Getty ImagesPublished4 minutes agoCommentsAfter delivering unforgettable drama and surprises across 104 matches over five weeks, the World Cup is over.History has been scripted, records broken and heroes old and new made their mark at football's most coveted tournament.Choose from our chief football writer Phil McNulty's selections for best goal and best save - and then read our reporters' reflections from the US, Canada and Mexico.Goal of the tournament To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Six of the best World Cup goalsPhil McNulty, BBC Sport chief football writerThe deadlock was broken by Lionel Messi for Argentina against Cape Verde with a triumph of technique as he showed exquisite touch to take a difficult pass on the run before, with little room to work with, he guided it into the top corner with his second touch.In the same game, Sidny Cabral's extra-time equaliser was a wonderful moment. From the angle just inside the area, his right-foot curling drive into the top corner gave Emiliano Martinez no chance.In the group stages, Kerim Alajbegovic's goal for Bosnia-Herzegovina against Qatar was a superb solo effort - a weaving run before a rising right-foot shot of high class.What looked like a casual swing of Erling Haaland's right boot was in fact a perfectly placed finish with astonishing power to crown a match-winning performance for Norway against Brazil in the last 16.A tight quarter-final between Argentina and Switzerland was broken open by a moment of genius from Julian Alvarez. The vastly under-rated attacker provided with a swerving right-footed drive from long range into the top corner in extra time.Antonio Nusa's opener for Norway against Ivory Coast was perfection. A little shimmy in the area to feint away from a defender, then a precise curling finish into th...