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Childhood memories of WC-bound stars
****At Russia 2018, they will be the ones creating the memories. But before they were players, the likes of Neymar, Harry Kane, Son Heungmin and Javier Hernandez were passionate football fans. As such, they all have vivid memories — both pleasurable and pain ful — of the beautiful game's greatest competition: the FIFA World Cup. Here are some of memories of the past tournaments, players and matches that stood out for the prospective stars of Russia 2018, published at FIFA.com.****
NEYMAR
My first memory is from 1994. Although I was two years old, I think my first memory was watching on TV and the goal Romario scored against Holland. I remember that Bebeto crosses, and he takes it first time, and it'sa'golazo'.
PAUL POGBA
I remember France's 3-0 final win over Brazil in 1998.1 was really young, just six or seven, and I was at home watching the match with all the others. As soon as France won, we all went outside and climbed over the cars. There were horns sounding and we were all happy.
HARRYKANE
I remember 2002 and Ronaldinho putting that free-kick into the top corner (against England in the quarterfinals). It still hurts
to celebrate the competition - it's almost an obligation for the community. Hopefully I will get the chance to play at the World Cup in Russia to repay all the joy it has brought me.
IGORAKINFEEV
I remember watching the World Cup in USA in 1994. It was an overwhelming feeling. That was the first time that I understood what football was - every move, the entire game. My best memories are of watching the game against Cameroon, when Oleg Salenko scored five and Russia won 6-1."
LUKAMODRIC
I was 13 at the time [of France 1998] and I watched with my friends and family in Zadar. After every win, we just got happier and happier. At the same time, it was a great advert for Croatia - all the world finally knew about us.
me to this day! That was my earliest memory of a World Cup and since then it has always been a dream to go on and play in one.
SON HEUNGMIN
I have a lot of good memories of 2002. I remember after the penalty shoot-out against Spain in the quarter-final, everyone was going crazy. We couldn't believe it. Everyone was wearing red shirts in 2002, including myself!
GABRIELJESUS
For the past three World Cups I have painted the streets (of hometown favela, Jardim Peri)
TH IAGO ALCANTARA
My first memory is the 1994 World Cup, which my father (Brazil's Mazinho) won. I was only three and though I don’t remember the matches, I remember him coming home, the celebrations, and all the family being there. I also remember the 2010 Final between Spain and the Netherlands, obviously, and Andres's [Iniesta] goal. It's the most important moment in the history of Spanish football. We were with the U-19s at the time. When Andres scored, there were fire extinguishers going off and oil and knives flying in the air. The TV ended up on the floor as well.