On the day of the Final, the winners of the FIFA World Cup Trophy beat everything and everyone else....

1. Germany vs Argentina: Germans see win as a sign of global
might
On the day of the Final, the winners of the FIFA World Cup Trophy beat everything and everyone
else. For the fourth time in the history of the FIFA World Cup, Germany have actually laid hands on
the most valued trophy in football. However away from the action itself, a number of impressive
gamers have actually been recognized with specific honors, spearheaded by Argentina's Lionel
Messi, named the tournament's finest player by FIFA's Technical Study hall.
A real captain and a true matchwinner.
There can be no finer compliment to
Argentina captain Lionel Messi, who
was so influential in his group's path to
the Final. With some questioning
simply how influential he would be in
Brazil after a requiring season for
Barcelona and concerns over a
bothersome hamstring, he silenced the
doubters by just being his typical
motivational self. He mesmerised at the
Maracana by scoring and establishing
another in the 2-1 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina. He scored late on versus Iran to send out the
group with to the Round of 16 then added two in the 3-2 win over Nigeria. He didn't stop there. He
played the round to Angel Di Maria, who scored in the 118th minute of the match against
Switzerland to send them with to the quarter-finals. In the semi-finals he brushed home a penalty to
assist his side defeat the Dutch. And while the personal award might be little benefit for a runners-
up medal, he can be justifiably proud of his efficiencies at this FIFA World Cup.
Colombia's No10 made an instantaneous impact at Brazil 2014, scoring in the eleventh hour in their
3-0 win over Greece, earning the Budweiser Man of the Match Honor while doing so. He got the
same award in the next match, a 2-1 win over CA?te d'Ivoire, discovering the target once again. The
Monaco man was at it once more in the last group video game against Japan, getting in the fray as a
second-half substitute, yet making time to produce 2 goals for Jackson Martinez and score himself.
Rodriguez then made history when he scored twice in the 2-0 win over Uruguay, ensuring Colombia
qualified for the quarter-finals of a FIFA World Cup for the first time. There he tasted defeat for the
first time against Brazil, however transformed a consolatory charge and made a standing ovation
from the crowd in Fortaleza for his efforts.
After winning the UEFA Champions League and the FIFA Club World Cup with Bayern Munich, the
28-year-old now has the adidas Golden Glove to include to his growing collection. The Germany No1
was in great form for the Nationalmannschaft during Brazil 2014, conceding just 4 objectives in
seven games and impressing FIFA's Technical Research Group with his
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st-of-defeat-to-italy shot-stopping capability, his commanding presence and his capability to start
attacks from his own charge location. Undoubtedly, he has been called a 'sweeper-keeper' by
sections of the media for his efficiencies at this World Cup, including a lot of proof of his desire to
come off his line and play exact passes when under pressure.

2. The France midfielder was thought about to be
the pick of the players born after 1 January
1993 at this World Cup. The Juventus
midfielder played in all 5 of Les Bleus' video
games, having an effect in the 5-2 win over
Switzerland by creating a goal for Karim
Benzema and afterwards scoring in the 2-0 win
over Nigeria, where he was called as the
Budweiser Man of the Match. In getting this
award, he has won the Golden Ball award at the FIFA U-20 World Cup and the Young Gamer award
at successive competitions.
The Group C winners who reached the
quarter-finals were given this award, not
just for gathering just 5 yellow cards in
their 5 matches at Brazil 2014, however
for scoring highly in the criteria set by
FIFA's Technical Study hall, which consists
of positive play, regard to the opponent
and match authorities, in addition to the
behavior of their team authorities and fans.