FIFA World Cup 2018: Full list of prize winners

Luka Modric won the Golden Ball award while Kylian Mbappe was awarded the Young Player of the Tournament award

Harry Kane was handed the Golden Boot award while Luka Modric bagged the Golden Ball award as the 2018 FIFA World Cup came to an end on Sunday.

Kane was awarded the Golden Boot for scoring six goals in the tournament while Modric's clinical display in Croatia's best-ever World Cup run earned him the Golden Ball award in Russia 2018.

Mbappe's phenomenal display at the World Cup, in which he finished with four goals, earned him the Young Player of the Tournament award as Les Bleus lifted their second World Cup in their history and first since 1998 after beating Croatia 4-2 at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow.

Belgium's Thibaut Courtois was awarded the Golden Glove award for being the best goalkeeper of the tournament. Spain were awarded the 'Fair Play' award.

HARRY KANE

The England captain finished with six goals frm seven games bagged the Golden Boot award.

But, Kane will be kicking himself for not scoring more goals throughout the course of the tournament. All of the England captain's goals have come in the group stages. After the first three games, Kane has failed to net in a single knockout game. Kane scored five goals against Panama and Tunisia in the group stages and a single goal against Colombia in the round-of-16 stages. He scored a hat-trick against Panama and two against Tunisia.

The 24-year-old, who has missed several chances throughout the course of the tournament, converted four penalties and scored two from open play.

He became second English player to ever win the World Cup Golden Boot, after Gary Lineker in 1986

Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo, Belgium's Romelu Lukaku, France's Antoine Griezmann and Kylian Mbappe and Russia's Denis Cheryshev have scored four goals each. Russia's Artem Dzyuba and Uruguay's Edinson Cavani have three each.

LUKA MODRIC

Modric has led Croatia's campaign from the front and put his hand up whenever the team needed him. He missed a penalty against Denmark at the round-of-16 but came back and converted from the spot during the penalty shootout as the Croates advanced to the last eight.

The Real Madrid man showed nerves of steel and orchestrated the whole game from the midfield as Zlatko Dalic's men bettered their 'golden generation', who reached the semi-finals in 1998 and lost to France.

Modric bagging the trophy also meant that the second World Cup in a row, a player on the losing side in the final wins the golden ball award for best player in the tournament. He is also the first Croatian player in World Cup history to win the Golden Ball for best player at the tournament.

KYLIAN MBAPPE

The French teenager had already showed his class in Europe for AS Monaco and Paris Saint-Germain but he announced himself to the world in this year's World Cup with some sensational performances.

The PSG forward scored four goals including a stunner in the final to help France beat Croatia 4-2 and lift the trophy in Moscow.

He also became the second youngest player to score in a FIFA World Cup final after Pele, who scored at the age of 17 years and 249 days in 1958 for Brazil.

The 19-year-old terrorised defenders and they struggled to keep up with the pace and strength of the Frenchman, who bullied the defenders throughout the World Cup.

THIBAUT COURTOIS

The Belgium goalkeeper was awarded the Golden Glove for his heroic display for the Red Devils in their best-ever World Cup campaign.

The Chelsea keeper has played seven matches and made 27 saves -- the most by any in this year's World Cup, with a save rate of 81.8 per cent.

The 26-year-old was one of Belgium's standout player in the tournament along with Lukaku, Eden Hazard and Kevin De Bruyne. It was because of him that the Red Devils were in the game in the semi-final as he made some crucial saves throughout the course of the semi-final against France, which they eventually lost 1-0.

Behind him at second place is Mexico's Guillermo Ochoa, who made 25 saves from four matches. Denmark's Kasper Schmeichel (21 from four matches), Jordan Pickford (17 from seven games) and Russia's Igor Akinfeev (15 from five games) make the top five in list of saves made from goalkeepers.

SPAIN

Spain might have crashed out of the World Cup prematurely but they were awarded the 'Fair Play' award for being the most disciplined team in the tournament.

La Roja were handed an early setback before the tournament as Julen Lopetegui was sacked for failing to inform the Spanish board about his deal with Real Madrid. Fernando Hierro was appointed the coach of the team for the World Cup and they somehow managed to qualify for the round-of-16 as Group B leaders.

However, they were handed a shock defeat by hosts Russia via penalty shootout and crashed out of the tournament.