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In Pictures: France beat Croatia 4-2 to win FIFA World Cup 2018

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France led 2-1 at halftime courtesy of the first own-goal and the first video-reviewed penalty in a World Cup final.
France led 2-1 at halftime courtesy of the first own-goal and the first video-reviewed penalty in a World Cup final.
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France has clinched its second World Cup title with a 4-2 win over Croatia in a dramatic final in Moscow.
France has clinched its second World Cup title with a 4-2 win over Croatia in a dramatic final in Moscow.
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Play resumed and France quickly took a 4-1 lead with goals from Paul Pogba and Kylian Mbappe in the 59th and 65th minutes before Mario Mandzukic pulled one back for the Croatians in the 69th.
Play resumed and France quickly took a 4-1 lead with goals from Paul Pogba and Kylian Mbappe in the 59th and 65th minutes before Mario Mandzukic pulled one back for the Croatians in the 69th.
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The own-goal off the top of Mario Mandzukic's head was the 12th of the tournament. That's double the previous World Cup record of six.
The own-goal off the top of Mario Mandzukic's head was the 12th of the tournament. That's double the previous World Cup record of six.
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Croatia was playing in its first World Cup final.
Croatia was playing in its first World Cup final.
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For France, it was a first World Cup crown since winning on home soil in 1998.
For France, it was a first World Cup crown since winning on home soil in 1998.
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Four pitch invaders disrupted the game in the 52nd minute for about a minute before being dragged away by security and police.
Four pitch invaders disrupted the game in the 52nd minute for about a minute before being dragged away by security and police.
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Croatia rallied to equalize on a terrific left-foot strike by Ivan Perisic, but France took the lead right back when Perisic handled the ball in the area.
Croatia rallied to equalize on a terrific left-foot strike by Ivan Perisic, but France took the lead right back when Perisic handled the ball in the area.
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Argentine referee Nestor Pitana initially didn't call the handball but awarded the spot kick after a video review. Antoine Griezmann converted the penalty to put France back in front.
Argentine referee Nestor Pitana initially didn't call the handball but awarded the spot kick after a video review. Antoine Griezmann converted the penalty to put France back in front.
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