Ten goals in the third-place play-off at the 2026 World Cup between England and France . The British secured the podium, winning 6-4 after leading by four goals at halftime. The French came back in the second half, coming close to a comeback, but ultimately had to settle for fourth place.
As mentioned, the first half was entirely dominated by England: Rice scored in the 3rd minute, then Konsa in the 18th minute and a brace from Saka (37' and 46') brought the score to 0-4 at half-time.
In the second half, France came back with goals from Mbappé (48' and 66') and Barcola (54'), before Saka (87') made it 5-3 from the penalty spot. Dembélé reduced the deficit in the 96th minute, then Bellingham scored the final 6-4 in the 98th minute.
This is England's first World Cup podium finish since winning the title 60 years ago, while Mbappé's brace makes him the all-time leading scorer in World Cup history with 22 goals.
(Unioneonline)
