England secures third in 2026 World Cup
England secured third place in the 2026 World Cup after a dramatic 6-4 victory over France at Hard Rock Stadium in Florida, marking the final appearance of France's coach Didier Deschamps. The match began strongly in favor of England, who scored four goals in the first half, including a hat-trick by Bukayo Saka, giving them a four-nil lead at halftime— their worst first-half record in World Cup history. In the second half, France rallied and scored three goals through Kylian Mbappé and Randal Kolo Muani, but England responded with a decisive goal from Saka and a brilliant strike from Jude Bellingham in stoppage time. Mbappé scored three goals, bringing his total to 10 in the tournament, equaling Gerd Müller's record for goals in a single World Cup edition, reinforcing his position as the tournament’s top scorer and moving him to second place on the all-time World Cup goal-scoring list with 22 goals.
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