World Cup nostalgia is in full swing as BBC Sport's reporting team look back on the tournament's standout moments, according to BBC News.
The BBC panel weighed in with their personal picks for the competition's finest goals, players and atmospheres, reflecting on the moments that defined the event. As part of the piece, BBC News is inviting readers to cast their own votes, adding an interactive element to the retrospective.
While the specifics of each reporter's individual selections weren't detailed beyond the framing of the piece, the exercise underscores how tournaments like these linger in memory long after the final whistle - sparking debate over who and what truly stood out.
It's the kind of feature that thrives on subjectivity, with BBC Sport clearly aiming to get supporters engaged in the conversation rather than simply dictating a definitive verdict.
For fans wanting to weigh in on the best goal, best individual performance, or best supporters of the tournament, BBC News have opened the floor - proof that even after the final matches wrap up, the World Cup keeps fans talking.