Oliver Holt

OLIVER HOLT: A vignette unfolded at the very end of the trophy presentation ceremony on the pitch at the MetLife Stadium on Sunday evening. The image sums up this World Cup.

OLIVER HOLT: Mighty Mouse, he was called as a player and it suited him. He was the little man who would never give up. He was the small guy who punched way above his weight.

Kevin Keegan, a kid from mining stock in South Yorkshire, a kid who started out at Scunthorpe United and went on to conquer Europe, was one of the

In light of the World Cup coming to a close, our Daily Mail Sport experts have reflected on their highlights - and lowlights - from the tournament.

Spain lifted the World Cup in dramatic fashion in New Jersey on Sunday night to bring the curtain down on a memorable tournament.

OLIVER HOLT: Jose Mourinho is almost right when he says in a new documentary about his career that it hurts no one to reveal that he reneged on an agreement to join Man United in 2013.

The Catholic parish of St Gregory, Stratford-upon-Avon, has commissioned a Benedictine monk from Lurin monastery in Lima, Peru to write two icons of St Benedict and St Gregory. On Thursday 3 September they will be blessed at a special service in the medieval Guild Chapel in Stratford together with an icon of Christ Pantocrator, which will be installed in the Anglican parish church of Holy Trinity.

OLIVER HOLT: It is not a surprise that Man City are pursuing Chelsea's Enzo Fernandez, who in the last couple of years has come to symbolise much that is ugly about the beautiful game.

OLIVER HOLT: Arsenal 's cast will not look radically different. There will be a few extras and one or two new stars but nothing dramatic. There has been no need for drama. Just steady growth.

The curtain will rise at the Principality Stadium on Sunday afternoon and the champions will walk out on to the stage ahead of the Community Shield.