The World Cup is now over and for Tottenham Hotspur's players it's time to look back on what some achieved and for others what did not go their way.
In all 11 Spurs players made their way to the first ever winter version of the tournament, held in Qatar over a month, and in the end they all departed the competition one by one until there was only Hugo Lloris and Cristian Romero left to do battle in the final on Sunday afternoon for France and Argentina respectively with the latter coming out on top.
Tottenham were represented across more countries playing at the World Cup than any other club in the world. Now it's time to reflect on the tournament for those Spurs players and work out the winners and losers after their exploits, with 'losers' being used in the loosest possible sense as these players have all achieved the laudable feat of representing their country at the highest level football has to offer.
