A three week old Manx Shearwater chick is photographed by a researcher on the island of Skomer, Pembrokeshire, Wales, Britain July 24, 2018. Picture taken July 24, 2018. REUTERS/Rebecca Naden

A contestant stands after the annual race on high heels during gay pride celebrations in the quarter of Chueca in Madrid, Spain, July 5, 2018. REUTERS/Juan Medina

A contestant stands after the annual race on high heels during gay pride celebrations in the quarter of Chueca in Madrid, Spain, July 5, 2018. REUTERS/Juan Medina

A contestant stands after the annual race on high heels during gay pride celebrations in the quarter of Chueca in Madrid, Spain, July 5, 2018. REUTERS/Juan Medina

Tyron Norman celebrates after scoring a goal at the Ziwani grounds in Nairobi, Kenya May 27, 2018. "This goal is for my beloved mother for allowing me to be a good footballer" Norman said. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken may 27, 2018. REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

A boy attempts an overhead kick to score a goal as Saudi children play football in a village south of the city of Tabuk, Saudi Arabia April 27, 2018. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken April 27, 2018. REUTERS/Mohamed Al Hwaity TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

A boy tries to save a goal between makeshift goalposts during a soccer match in Bab El Oued district of Algiers, Algeria May 4, 2018. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 4, 2018. REUTERS/Ramzi Boudina TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

A man scores in an open goal during a game of football at a building wasteland on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt April 27, 2018. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken April 27, 2018. REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

A Saudi boy plays football with a camel in a village south of the city of Tabuk, Saudi Arabia April 27, 2018. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken April 27, 2018. REUTERS/Mohamed Al Hwaity TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

David, 9, reacts after scoring a goal as he plays with other Jewish children at a community center in Jerusalem, May 24, 2018. "When I scored my mind was completely focused on just scoring the goal" David said. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 24, 2018. REUTERS/Nir Elias TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

A goalkeeper attempts to save the ball at a makeshift soccer pitch near Mathare valley slums in Nairobi, Kenya May 5, 2018. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 5, 2018. REUTERS/Njeri Mwangi TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Mureni (yellow shirt) striker for Jamjam FC scores a goal at the "Argentina field" Adeniji, in Lagos, Nigeria May 10, 2018. He said "I am very happy after scoring the goal, I am very very happy". The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 10, 2018. REUTERS/Afolabi Sotunde TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

A goal is scored as Palestinians play football at a tent city protest where Palestinians demand the right to return to their homeland, near the Israel-Gaza border in the southern Gaza Strip, April 26, 2018. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken April 26, 2018. REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

A goal is scored during a friendly football match between Al Ahly FC Tripoli and immigrants in a detention centre in Tripoli, Libya May 9, 2018. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 9, 2018. REUTERS/Hani Amara TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

A goal is scored through miniature goalposts as youths play soccer on the beach in Casablanca, Morocco April 29, 2018. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken April 29, 2018. REUTERS/Youssef Boudlal TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

A soccer player celebrates scoring a goal on a beach in Casablanca, Morocco April 29, 2018. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken April 29, 2018. REUTERS/Youssef Boudlal TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Boys play football at a playground in a school destroyed by the war in the city of Benghazi, Libya May 15, 2018. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 15, 2018. REUTERS/Esam Omran Al-Fetori TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

A youth dribbles a soccer ball on the road as he heads to soccer training in KwaNqetho, South Africa May 30, 2018. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 30, 2018. REUTERS/Rogan Ward TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Michel, 13, celebrates holding up a T-shirt printed with the mask of Tutankhamun, an Egyptian pharaoh king, after scoring a goal as he plays with others outside a school in Shubra, Cairo, Egypt May 28, 2018. "Mohamed Salah, my lovely player and best in the world, I would like to be with him as he is the second king of Egypt in soccer. I also love Barcelona's team" Michel said after scoring the goal. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 28, 2018. REUTERS/Mohamed Abd El Ghany TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

A player from the local al-Masil team celebrates after scoring a penalty goal during a match against al-Nasim team in Marib, Yemen May 3, 2018. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 3, 2018. REUTERS/Ali Owidha TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Ahmed Moka, 14, scores a goal as he plays with others in a street in Ezbet Khairallah, a slum area near Cairo, Egypt May 27, 2018. "Messi is the best player. My favourite team in Egypt is Zamalek and outside Egypt it's Barcelona. When I score a goal I like the sound of the cheering from my friends, it's like they are cheering a Messi goal". Moka said after scoring his goal. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 27, 2018. REUTERS/Mohamed Abd El Ghany TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Dvir Gelman, 12, passes the ball as he plays with other Jewish children in the Jewish settlement in Hebron, in the Israeli occupied West Bank, May 22, 2018. "When I scored the goal I felt I was helping my teammate and it was fun!", Gelman said after the game. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 22, 2018. REUTERS/Ronen Zvulun TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Ngonidzashe Kupara, 10, celebrates after scoring a goal while playing soccer with friends in Harare, Zimbabwe May 25, 2018. He says "It feels great to score and I want to be like Cristiano Ronaldo". The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 25, 2018. REUTERS/Philimon Bulawayo TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Siya, 11, celebrates after scoring a goal on a strip of open ground in Du Noon township near Cape Town, South Africa May 20, 2018. "I want to play for Bafana Bafana" said Siya. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 20, 2018. REUTERS/Mike Hutchings TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Margaret Atieno celebrates her goal at the Ziwani grounds in Nairobi, Kenya May 27, 2018. "Soccer is my passion and as a girl player I have a bright future in this sport, that is why I play among boys" Atieno said. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken may 27, 2018. REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Kamohelo Kabi celebrates scoring his 6th goal during a soccer game at Lehae township, South-west of Johannesburg, South Africa May 21, 2018. Kamohelo says "I like scoring as many goals as I can, just like my Idol Ronaldo". The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 21, 2018. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

A Libyan boy celebrates with his teammates after scoring a goal at a playground in a school destroyed by the war in the city of Benghazi, Libya May 15, 2018. He said "I feel joyful because I am playing in my own area, which I have been unable to do for more than three years because of the war. I am happy that my family can return to our house". The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 15, 2018. REUTERS/Esam Omran Al-Fetori TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Abubakar Athman scores a penalty during a match at the "Desert Grounds" in California estate in Nairobi, Kenya May 22, 2018. "I cannot explain the feeling after scoring this goal. It comes from the heart being a soccer player for over 20 years" said Athman. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 22, 2018. REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Somali boys play soccer at Liido beach in Mogadishu, Somalia May 10, 2018. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 10, 2018. REUTER/Feisal Omar TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Nassim Ammour, 11, scores a goal as he plays with friends next to the Israeli barrier in the Shuafat refugee camp in East Jerusalem, May 4, 2018. "I want to be like Ronaldo and to compete like Ronaldo in the world cup tournament", Ammour said after he had finished celebrating. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 4, 2018. REUTERS/Ammar Awad TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Jean-Christ, 11, celebrates his goal during a football game in an area of Riviera-Palmeraie in Abidjan, Ivory Coast May 28, 2018. Jean-Christ said after scoring his goal "I love football and I will be the future Cristiano Ronaldo". The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 28, 2018. REUTERS/Thierry Gouegnon TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Asun Silas, 16, celebrates with teammates after scoring a goal in the town of Dambai, Ghana May 14, 2018. "I feel very happy to have scored. I want to be like Messi", he said after the game. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 14, 2018. REUTERS/Francis Kokoroko TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Safe El-Din Adam, 16, celebrates after scoring a goal during a soccer game in Khartoum, Sudan May 13, 2018. He said "My wishes are to play with any big soccer team in the world". The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 13, 2018. REUTERS/Mohamed Nureldin Abdallah TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Dziedzorm scores a goal during a soccer game referred to as "small poles" on the compound of the Dambai EP Church in the town of Dambai, Ghana May 14, 2018. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 14, 2018. REUTERS/Francis Kokoroko TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Egyptian boy Mohamed Touba, known as "Salaho" celebrates after scoring a goal with his friends at an empty area after Friday prayers in Cairo, Egypt May 12, 2018. Touba said "I love the sounds of my friends when they cheer with my name Touba and Salah like our Egypt's forward Mohamed Salah, but I'd like to play in Real Madrid". The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 12, 2018. REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Abelraouf, 10, tries to save a goal in front of a goalpost painted on a wall during a soccer match in the old city of Algiers Al Casbah, Algeria May 5, 2018. "I prefer to play as striker rather than goalkeeper. I always grumble when my friends force me to play as goalkeeper. When I miss a ball I feel very bad". Abdelraouf said. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 5, 2018. REUTERS/Zohra Bensemra TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Darrel, 11, scores a goal as he plays football in Riviera-Palmeraie in Abidjan, Ivory Coast May 28, 2018. Darrel said after the game "Lionel Messi is my favorite player and I dream to become like him". The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 28, 218. REUTERS/Thierry Gouegnon TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Cesar Masto Hassan, 13, scores a goal as he plays with others at Sharya refugee camp on the outskirts of Duhok province, Iraq May 9, 2018. He said "I love Real Madrid and want to be like Cristiano Ronaldo". The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 9, 2018. REUTERS/Ari Jalal TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Aoud Moustafa, 12, scores a goal in Zaizon refugee camp in Deraa, Syria May 23, 2018. "When I score I feel very happy and I also feel that I am stronger and faster than my friends" Moustafa said after the game. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 23, 2018. REUTERS/Alaa al-Faqir TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Shir Ashkenazi, 24 (2nd L), scores a goal as she plays with friends in Tel Aviv, Israel May 22, 2018. "I de-stress from the whole week when I play football. It's the best time when I score, I feel like I want to kiss someone!", Ashkenazi said as she celebrated. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 22, 2018. REUTERS/Corinna Kern TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Mohammed Ali Kargbo, 14, celebrates after scoring a goal in Freetown, Sierra Leone April 25, 2018. "I like football because it is a game of passion. My favorite player is Messi, and my favorite team is Barcelona. Messi plays as attacking midfielder and so do I. When I score a goal I feel happy and successful, I'm pleased that my teammates are also happy with me. My father works as a barber and my mother is a policewoman". The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken April 25, 2018. REUTERS/Olivia Acland TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Mohammed, 13, celebrates scoring his goal in front of his house in the old streets of Casablanca, Morocco, April 28, 2018. He said "Whenever I score a goal I feel like a famous soccer player from Barcelona or Raja team". The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken April 28, 2018. REUTERS/Youssef Boudlal TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Laye shoots to score as he plays soccer in the ACI 2000 neighborhood of Bamako, Mali May 12, 2018. Laye said "When I score, I have a feeling of joy". The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 12, 2018. REUTERS/Annie Risemberg TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

John Kibe celebrates scoring a goal at a soccer pitch near Mathare valley slums of Nairobi, Kenya May 12, 2018. "I am so overwhelmed in scoring the first goal, our team is going to win" said John. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 12, 2018. REUTERS/Njeri Mwangi TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Safe El-Din Adam, 16, celebrates after scoring his goal during a football game in the streets of Khartoum, Sudan May 13, 2018. He said "My wishes are to play with any big soccer team in the world". The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 13, 2018. REUTERS/Mohamed Nureldin Abdallah TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Adnan, 11, (C) celebrates scoring a goal in front of his house in the old streets of Casablanca, Morocco April 28, 2018. "Every time I score a goal I feel like I just realised a dream playing with my favorite team" he said. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken April 28, 2018. REUTERS/Youssef Boudlal TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS" TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

John Kibe (L) shoots to score a goal at a soccer pitch near Mathare valley slums of Nairobi, Kenya May 12, 2018. "I am so overwhelmed in scoring the first goal, our team is going to win" said John. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 12, 2018. REUTERS/Njeri Mwangi TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

A player scores a goal during a training session by soccer teams from the Nima Community in Kanda, a neighborhood of Accra, Ghana May 7, 2018. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 7, 2018. REUTERS/Francis Kokoroko TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Omarbah scores a goal with a deflated ball as boys play football in the ACI 2000 neighborhood of Bamako, Mali May 12, 2018. "When I score a goal, I feel like Cristiano Ronaldo", said Omarbah. The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 12, 2018. REUTERS/Annie Risemberg TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Remi Bamba scores a goal during a football match in a street of a neighborhood in Abidjan, Ivory Coast May 21, 2018. Remi said "I am a king when I score". The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 21, 2018. REUTERS/Luc Gnago TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Gassim Osman, 13, scores a goal as children play football on the street near houses in Khartoum, Sudan May 14, 2018. Gassim said "I wish to play soccer with the Bayern Munich football team". The eyes of the world will turn to Russia this week for the four-yearly gathering of soccer's superstars but it is away from the glitzy new stadiums built at a staggering cost you must look to find the sport's beating heart; to the dusty streets and poverty-wracked neighbourhoods where the simple act of scoring a goal can still transcend the grind of everyday life. Picture taken May 14, 2018. REUTERS/Mohamed Nureldin Abdallah TO FIND ALL PICTURES SEARCH "SOCCER-WORLDCUP/STREETGOALS\

Sets of gold bangles are displayed in a showcase of a showroom selling bridal jewellery in Peshawar, Pakistan May 9, 2018. REUTERS/Fayaz Aziz

A man wears a pendant of the traditional "Virgen del Carmen" one day before arrival of the Pope Francis in Iquique, Chile, January 17, 2018. REUTERS/Rodrigo Garrido

Silver rings are worn by a man speaking on his mobile phone in Peshawar, Pakistan January 17, 2018. REUTERS/Fayaz Aziz

Silver rings are seen displayed for sale at a workshop in Hanoi, Vietnam January 17, 2018. REUTERS/Kham

A worker pours liquid gold into a mould at the Austrian Gold and Silver Separating Plant 'Oegussa' in Vienna, Austria, December 15, 2017. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

A worker places gold jewellery into a melting furnace at the Austrian Gold and Silver Separating Plant 'Oegussa' in Vienna, Austria, December 15, 2017. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

A goldsmith works on a golden ring in a workshop of a jeweller's shop in Vienna, Austria, December 14, 2017. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

A goldsmith arranges golden earrings as she counts them at a workshop in Colombo, Sri Lanka December 14, 2017. REUTERS/Dinuka Liyanawatte