The 2014 World Cup, regrettably, reached its climax on Sunday as Germany became the first European country to win the competition on South American soil with a 1-0 victory over Argentina after extra time.
Mario Gotze's instinctive volley secured a fourth World Cup triumph for Die Mannschaft to draw level with Italy and move to within just one tournament victory of five-times winners and hosts of this year's competition, Brazil.
A Seleção were eviscerated by a rampant German side in the semi-finals, with Joachim Löw's side running out 7-1 winners before Phil Scolari's side lost the third-place playoff 3-0 to Holland as the host country crumbled under the pressure.
It represented the first time Germany have won the competition since 1990, when they also beat the Argentines 1-0 thanks to a late penalty from Andreas Brehme, with Lionel Messi failing to emulate the efforts of Diego Maradona and the World-cup winning Argentinian side of 1986.
Fans were treated to a deluge of goals, spirited underdog displays and scintillating football in a month-long festival of football.
But how are you coping with the loss of football on your television sets each evening?
Don't fear, because we have compiled a 15-question quiz for you to try your hand at and refresh your knowledge from everything that happened in Brazil during the last month.
Test yourself by having a go at our quiz below and share your score once you have finished.
Now try our other World Cup 2014 quiz - click here to see how much you know about the competition
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