Both sides cancelled themselves in what can be considered the worst game of the competition so far.

The first goalless draw of the 2018 FIFA World Cup finally arrived. What happened at Luzhniki Stadium could be categorized as one of the most disappointing displays in football history, despite the top-caliber players that were on the pitch.

Neither side made a real attempt to show they really wanted to win the game, and this goalless draw forced some to remember that 1982 game in which West Germany and Austria settled for a 1-0 for the Germans that gave both teams access to the next round of that FIFA World Cup. That game forced football's governing body to make teams from the same group play at the same time to avoid any agreement to play for a given result.

Despite this fact, the 2018 World Cup became the tournament to see more games without a nil-nil draw, surpassing the total amount of games without a goalless draw, established in 1998.

"And there goes our streak! After 36 games, France and Denmark play out to the first goalless draw of the 2018 FIFA World Cup."

If you think we're overreacting, have a look at these comments that support the idea of this game being a real snooze-fest.