England and France set new records

France and England faced off in the third-place match at the 2026 World Cup, transforming into one of the most goal-filled and exciting games in the tournament's history, ending with a 6-4 victory for England. The match saw a total of 10 goals scored, for the first time since the 1982 World Cup, and it was the first time in a knockout-stage game since 1954 that so many goals were scored. England secured third place in the tournament, their best finish since winning the World Cup in 1966, supported by a record of individual and team accomplishments, including remarkable goals from players like Saka and Bellingham. It was also a historic match for the French national team, which conceded six goals for the first time in its World Cup history, and it marked the farewell of coach Deschamps after a successful tenure.

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