With this summer's tournament well underway, we've taken a look back at the players that registered the most assists at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
The tournament is well remembered for Colombia's surprise run into the knockout stages led by talisman James Rodriguez.
Los Cafeteros went unbeaten from their first three matches at the tournament, claiming wins over Greece, Ivory Coast, and Japan to top Group C.
In the round of 16 they defeated two-time winners Uruguay to reach the quarter-finals of the World Cup for the first, and to date only, time in their history before going out to the hosts.
While Rodriguez would win the Golden Boot for the tournament for his six goals from appearances, it was his team-mate Juan Cuadrado who would finish top of the assist charts with four - putting him level with Germany's Toni Kroos with less minutes played.
Thomas Muller registered three assists en route to Germany's fourth World Cup triumph, while Daley Blind also managed three as the Netherlands were beaten in the semi-final stage.
But who else joins them on the list? Read on to find out.
World Cup 2014 - Most Assists
- 10. Oscar (Brazil) - 2
- 9. Eden Hazard (Belgium) - 2
- 8. Karim Benzema (France) - 2
- 7. Ricardo Rodriguez (Switzerland) - 2
- 6. Kevin De Bruyne (Belgium) - 2
- 5. James Rodriguez (Colombia) - 2
- 4. Daley Blind (Netherlands) - 3
- 3. Thomas Muller (Germany) - 3
- 2. Toni Kroos (Germany) - 4
- 1. Juan Cuadrado (Colombia) - 4
