The World Cup will reach its climax this weekend as the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey gets set to host the final of the tournament this Sunday.
The biggest tournament in the history of the competition, the World Cup in North America, started with 48 teams, spread across 12 groups of four, with several players who went to the tournament plying their trade in the Scottish Premiership. with represenatives from Celtic, Rangers, Hearts, Hibs, Motherwell and beyond.
There were 20 players from the Scottish top flight in their respective countries' squads, with many appearing at the tournament - and some even making the latter stages. But which players performed the best?
Here, we rank all 20 Scottish Premiership stars who went to the World Cup this summer by their average rating* at the tournament.
*Provided by popular football statistics website FotMob.
13. Sebastian Tounekti - Tunisia
The Celtic winger struggled to make an impression at the tournament, much like his team, as the exited at the group stage. He was awarded an average rating of 5.66 for his three performances across the competition. | AFP via Getty Images Photo: AFP via Getty Images
14. Anthony Ralston - Scotland
Given an average rating of 5.22 at the tournament, the Celtic full-back saw just nine minutes of action at the World Cup as a late substitute against Morocco and Brazil. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
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15. Findlay Curtis - Scotland
Played only nine minutes at the World Cip, having been introduced as late substitute in the group stage games against Haiti and Brazil. Given an average rating of 5.05. | Andrew Milligan/PA Wire Photo: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire
16. Alex Paulsen - New Zealand
Signed on loan from AFC Bournemouth earlier this month, Paulsen was an unused substitute for a New Zealand side that exited the tournament at the group stage. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images